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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

MAssAoHUsETTs.-The Loco Foco State Convention have
nominated the Hon Isaac Davis of Worcester county
Governor and the Hon George Hood, of Lynn for Lieut.
Covernor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
Maple Sugar.

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
Grain, Roots and Hops.
Diary and Maple Sugar.

Each competitor shall file sworn statement with
the proper committee, that he the of the SAM
pie exhibited, that it was manufactured during the
year preceding the Fair within the county, and the
statement shall particularly disclose the process adopt
ed in the manufacture
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

Sickness IN ILLIEoB-The Chicago Daily Journsl says
that there has been unusual Of sickness
and in fact through the State some weeks past
10 great the receipt Of produce cases.
ever, have proved mortal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Single Districts.

The Erening Post is at las, out with strong
leader in favor OF dividing the State into Uniform
Districts for 5enate and Assembly, each TO elect ons
Senator or Asse1nblyman the case may be. But
the Post knows that it's party has never evinced the
leas, friendship for The Single District system Il
has been commended to public favor by the Wing
Press and its own intrinsic justice in defiance OF
their studied neglec, or stubborn resistance. pto
this moment, lot whisper has been raised in It's ia
vor in Tanmsny or by the organ Of either wings Of
the party Single Districts form no part Of the plan
of State Reform esbora;ey set forth at the late
Tammsny Meeting. Friends Of genuine Reform,
and especially Of the Single District Reform vote
the ticket which stands at the head of this paper
and you will secure the formation OF Single Dis-
,ric,s bat if Tammany succeeds, the whole inhu-
ence of this city and her heavy Delegation will be
cast against it. The Post is often in favor Of right
measures bat goes with lis party agains, them. Be
sure that it's convictions far better than the ticket
i, advocates.
The Brooklyn Eagle alec found it expedient to
come out for Single Districts last evening Honest
men of Kings vote the ticket which you knov
10 be favorable 10 that just Reform These death
bed conversions are suspicious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
williamsburg and BROOKLYN.

Upon your action today will probably depend
tho Political character Of the State Convention II
JOHNSON. CKIsr and BRUCE are elected over Mar.
ply, Bergca and SraeSharser, we shall so TO res,
with con6den, hope thai a Convention has been
eaossa which IN its action viii combine true and be-
neSoeat Reform with jest and wiss Conservatism
(which will discountenanoe wild and destructive
1acos'n.sa yeseSec, important and salutay changes
Ia our Fundamental Law.
Men OF Brooklyn and wIliamsbursh What say
yoaf whi you give few hours each To Day to
sscure The election of such Delegates as your iuss.
uaepts approved TO-DAY decides The main TEA.
lures of the Constitution under whcA Won and vo.r
cbdren TO live probably for thirty year, 10
Arc yoo equal TO the occasioa' Are you pa,rso,, !,
Do you Prize your Rights and love your ch;s,s, /,
Then prove it by a generous days work fer men
who will conserve and strengthen our Free Ips,;,u.
tioas by wedding them of all errors and abuse.
Make one united, resolute perseverins eaor, for
CRisr. BRUCE and Jozssoxl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Press On!

Fbends of Equal Rights, of Everlasting Justice
md The great truths embodied in the immortal
Declaration of Independence-THIs DAY you are
called TO the lotiest exercise Of power which ever
fell TO the lot of Freemenl You are not merely to
decide by whom and TO what end the Country shall
be governed-you are 10 determine what shall De
the form and essence of your Government itself
Mighty and farreacbing consequences hang upon
the results Of this days exertionsy-Will you not
arm yourselves with that peaceful weapon the
Freeman Ballot, and PRESS OK TO victory al once
bIoodless and glorious7
Vote FIRST; but dream not that your whole ou'y ID
DISCHARGED when that vote is given Your vote
amounts 10 nothing If you sluggshy allow fraud
l.n, bsllo, to peu,rnlize it. II is worse than neu-
.,.,;x.d Il Won suffer some one who would have
xo.od AZ you did TO be sedoced or dragooned into
voting the opposite ticket. Pa. in your vote, and
PRESS on
Consider who Of all your acquaintance might no.
vote without urging, yet would vote if reminded Of
their duty and urged TO perform il En'reat them
not TO cast away 80 precious birthrght and. when
they have voted Or promised TO vote, bid them good
morning and pREss on!
When you have done all that you can do among
your friends. take your stand with tickets at the
Polls. This is no common occasion-prove yourself
equal to it. Appeal kindly and anxiously TO every
voter, gain him to the Righ, If possible; and thus
I'LL supset is declared and the oontes: decided, fail
NOT 10 PRESS ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
DIED.


On Monday morning, December Is ls45, al Manila,
on board AMP Thornss Perkins, Of Cholera MAHLoN
eldest son Of joseph DaIrympe, OF NewYork aged g
years
Nc Father or Mother kael, down by his bed
No Brother or Slater smiled 70 csress aim.
But oosons Ger scared with the blast and the storm
Bent terdes!y over 10 bless him.
On tie morning OF The 26th inst. DANIEL s. THORN.
Inc friends Of tne family invited attend hiI fu-
neral on Third day morning the 2sth ins: a. eish;
o'clock. from his ste residence 81 Futonst Brooklyn
Els remains viii De taken Marnscock l. l. for inter
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoSE.-At MS
residence, IL Sufo.k County. Town OF Huntington Oh
the 2lst INST EPGRAIA CAKES aged 90 years. He
enlisted under Major Dubois IN l773-went under him
20 tce siege OF Qusoec-was Lear General Montgomery
and MS when tasy fe-reiurred u the Spring I776
uncc- General ArnoId-got furougs from his Captain
MS native place Burlington Long I.Iand-~as
taken prisoner BY TIE British, VITO had possession
OF the Island
On Monday morning 9th nst afre- lingering tness
which ale bore with Christian resignation in hopes of
glorious immortality ELIZABETH PAULIsON wife of
Joseph w. Seensscn. In the :7ta year OF ner age
Tie relatives ami friends Q! family are hereby in.
vlted 70 attend hr fucers "Wednesday morning a. 10
O'Clock without farther nosce from her lae residence
u Ccar!tocE;.
At Bellevue Hospital PATRICK LEE, late of Ireland.
County CeTan He viii De inferred on Wednesday 2s,h
inst us friends and relatives requested 70 meet az
William Lesays Nc. 10 Cherry S. O'Clock 10 make
arrangements Tor us funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
philh armonic Concert.

This was pleasure, indeed. A Symphony by
Mozart the enchanting Midsummer's Nigh: Dream.
and Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, all IN one eve
ming Ye, i,was not TOO good we felt no want of
alloy to make the gold pass current and saw in the
audience no symptoms of tha, necessity for consult
ing their lbsd taste on which the directors OF con-
certs usually count
The Pastoral Symphony which has rot. for long
time. if a, all. been performed here, was received
with rapture, even by those not fued by consr'n-
ZION to feel the full force OF Beeihoven's peculiar
genius. l, has, indeed, less OF wha, is peculiar to
him than almost any other of his great compositions
l, has richness and full stream from the fount OF
Ideas wiki which no other s-tist vie, bat not
those deep Inspirations which require thai the mind
of the hearer should IN like manner transcend Gus
.om.ry limits 10 apprehend their scope. It's clea-
bright winning, enshantins; nothing boi stupidity
could resist il.
The great concert IS to take place On the 10Th
May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
MARINE JOURNAL
- SEE FOURTH PAee.
ARRIVED.

Packet ship ST Nicholas. Hoodless, 10 ds I'm Havrs
with ,ndse 10 Boyd & Hncken
ship Clarendon Stoddard ina Canton. Jan l. and Al,
jier - teas silks &c 20 GooJue. April &c lat 81 20 oa
II o. spoke brig Napoleon i'm Portland Tor Maabzas;
29d Ia, 81 "a, lon - ~ bark Il Chaplin. hence for
Norlesns.
Br ship Sea King Smith. I'm Liverpool March lSa
via Corr 9th. with mtse 10 Richard Irwin. Put n,o
land 26T steers:e passengers bound 10 s. Andrews.
Br Brig Helen Mar. Card IL ds fn Windsor N S.
plsser
Swed Brig Phenix Elf~erson, 81 ds I'm Ma-sellea
wines. SC. Draper & Dsvin. 9;n March. OF BARGE
iona spoke SweG Brig Mary, Rudne for Nfork.
Brg Louis Walsh. (ot Eiis~orth) Island "a ds I'm
Toossco 2.l90 qantsis lcgw0oi. ao9s do tasee, 70
Meyer & Sucken. Left brig STAR Dennison. ready 70.
sailing.
Brig Crotcn Southland. II Is fm Mobile. TO Hur
ut.S Co March 18Th. OFT Florida Light. spoke bark
Providence. OF and for Providence from Mobile
Brig Exact. Johnson. ds from Savannah, cotton and
rice, 10 S.urges Il Ciesrmsn.
Schr Peru Atwood. IS ia In, Tobasco. $500 qu!nsals
logwood 10 Rowland Il A"pinwalL l:;h inst on Torn
gas spoke .chr Merchant I'm Franklin, La for Nfork
Schr Harriet (ot Bunswics) Merryman, 81 days from
Cienuegos mOlssses, 10 Nesmth Il Walsh. llth. lat&
u lon 81 10 spoke brig Harriet; from Newfork for To-
bRsco.
Schr Hudson Thscker. fm Rum Key, April 18th, 1900
bushels salt. TO Wm Griffin. Passed ut the West end
OF Rum hey lSlh, schr Stranger. Baker. at anchor,
leaking l5OO strokes per hour with wreckers bound Tor
Nassau N p; had struck reef near Crooked Island
Passage. iadcu with wood.
Br Schr Boundary. McMusan, II ds I'm Wlndsor,
5, with plaster. TO master.
BELOW-Bri Emeline. I'm Wes, Indies.
Packet ship Sddons, Cobb, for Liverpool, and othes
Wind WSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
TODAY

Determines whether each section Of our City, all
Glasses and voostons of Citizens. shall be re-
presented In the Legislature Of the State, or whether
the whole sixteen Members OF Assembly henceforth
TO be elected from this City shall be chosen by Capt
Rynders and his Empire Club, the Five Points and
Corlor's Hook. Set off the haun,s OF Gambling
Drunkenness and shameless Prostitution by them
selves, and majority of our citizens are Wings
The votes poled in those dens of depravty override
all the rest of The City. Is this just Why should
not the Third and Fifteenth Wards have a voice in
making our laws as well the Fourth and Sixth
If the Delegate ticket herewith presented succeeds
the CITY piA surely be Districted If the Tammany
ticket Is chosen, /, pretty surely will not be. Need
we say more I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Washington.

From cur Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON April Goth, 1876.
his expected that Mr. ISGERsoLL will renew his
s-.ack upon Mr. WEBSTER touorTow. and thai be
viii nv 10 exuicaie himself from the position IL
which his own folly has placed him. There Is some
i,tsres, 10 bea. him. L Is said that Nj AsaaVS
me Of The sbes: OF the able delegation from the oo
Bsv State viii reply. Ii so, the proceedings VIII
De interesting. and large number o. Spectators
will De pr=ssn. 10 witness The exhibition:
There will probably be little done this week II
either House. Both Houses viii adjourn over from
Thursday nil Monday next There Will Prooaoy
be 81 attempt made to-norrow or next day 10 get
concurreu, vote IN both Houses 70 adjourn over TOR
one week There Is also some talk OF trying 10 GET
Ell adjournment carried, OF both Houses. from The
middle OF May till about the beginning OF October
and then no: to I'd ourn til the 18th Of March next
when the county will be altogether relieved from
tie Legislation o.; the present House OF represents
tives.
great many Members leave toxu ,omorrow-
several are now absent There Will hardly De
quorum present for some days 10 come
l mentioned 10 you so11e time ago tha; Col JOIN.
soS of XIV was about 10 make visit 10 this City and
that paper was about 10 be started here 10 sdvo-
cate his claims for the next Presidency. You will
see by the Union that be has arrived in the city,
and the Union thinks that ne looks as If be would
DO the State some service
Il is said that some body IL authority has given 1t
as his opinion that we shall have proposition or
Treaty. for the smicsble settlement OF the North
Eastern Boundary. IN less than so days. merely
give the rulnor as have heard it.
ace that Dr.. SIMoSs of Connecticut Ex-M. c.
and Eek Chairman OF the Engraving Committee. has
been crtcising one OF my letters in the Bridgeport
Conn Farmer shall Try and pay my respects 10
him 10 morrow. AicHELlSU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Prescription of David d. Field.

To tAe E6ior 81 TAG TrisEss;
wish 10 say few words for man whose merits
have been dsregarded in the selection OF Candid aes
to the Convention. l: belong 10 any party, i, is
the Democratic but have chosen your sheet for my
purpose because cannot remember that your party
feelings war;, as they are have ever overcome your
Gberality.
The gentleman to whom wish 10 call attention is
Mr. David D. Field. he has no, received nouina
ton from the party which he belongs, because he
Is a dangerous Hereto on one point Of party faith
He has not the orthodox contempt OF the Democra
cy for the Negro He was opposed with his
whole heart 10 the Annexation of Texas and he
has now consummated his delinquency by disavow-
ing, in his reply TO The Tsmmany interrcsatories
any sympathy with the proposed distranchisement
OF the Blacks. do not know whether he cared or
not 10 leave his profession for the responsible and
iILreoompensed labors of the Convention. But do
know that1 he had such desire 1t was subordinate
10 his honorable and ss!sscr,hcing integrity. He
wrote letter which forfeited his chance Of nomi
nation. bat which entities him TO the thanks and
spect Of all honest men.
Mr. Field has studied longer and more earnestly
than anos, any OF our citizens The subjects which
Will occupy the Convention AT various times for
many years past. be has called the pablo attention
TO the defects in The existing Constitution, and has
pointed oct. wiki force and skill their appropriate
remedies. Especially. he has shown the faults in
the system OF the Judiciary. In this department
have 20 doubt that with oae exception or perhaps
two. he could effect more good in The Convention
than any one msn On either of the tickets he has
considered this question with intense interest, and il
lies q, tue bottom of his heart lis proper to de-
clare thar il he desired gain, if il were possible
for him TO gain tie nomination the position which
might have fly crowned bis faithful lsbors be has
losI il because i, was for sale ST price which he
could no, psy-hs convection OF what was right.
say these things of course. entirely without the
knowl dye OF Mr.. Field, and perhaps, as polite
frieod, might better be silent Butats time when
Ihave seen one after another who claimed 10 be IN
dependent OF party scoursed into The meanesi party
track. l will not from motives Of policy withhold
tribute which know is due to honesty and inde-
pendenoe- Mr.. Fisld has shown his contempt fo-
such course, and follow bis example, LIsKHrus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Merchant.! Rmploxer.

We AJAX You to give every legal voter in your
employ a fair and ample chance to vote to-day
Give him at least hours for this purpose in such
sestes the form Of Government under which he is
henccfoh to live, probably for the full period of his
natural life. Do not prevent his voting bu, urge
him to tho Polls, setting him wholesome example.
10 honest truth the Stores and Oces should all be
closed to-day to give al! hands chance Blu, let all
have the chance any how. Think of this, Men OF
Business and do as you would be done by Think
OF Il now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Guard ,he BnlIot.Boxe.:

Fear not to challenge strictly and put the ques-
lions fully and plainly. Never mind The Poll books of
the Charter Election. Hundreds Of Loco occ voted
then In the First Second. Fifth and other doubtful
Wards who had no shadow of right to do 40 and
the Illegal votes cast by them in the Fourth, Sixth
Fourteenth and other Wards where they fought
each other were appalling. See tina, good chslensers
stand the boxes every where, and encourage them
to do their whole duty
Action! Action! Action:
Tho timc for talk is overflow TO the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Seneral Notices.

e To ail Voters In the City Of newly
-Aprlt Zsth. ls4e.-beHttemen. James RoocfSoa
isaIn Ward desres 10 call yCur attention 10 ne -
raent IN Lns sur OF TODAY, owing why IL VIII % a.
tsfeat Of al 20 support MIN cf The csndies
Sts.e Convention 10 adopt nex Constitution of ooI
Al! vots for him II they Will. by wiz ns lis
any ticket allowed 10 90 into the Bsllot Box ,1<
Voter viii you vote for Jaues R0bert'on !ne
Washington Equitable candid Nte Tor tne Cy OF NO"
w Animal Magnetism AMI eiarveios, 81
De rfn1ents with Lee Llre will he gwen sh' se.s
oclocs al Cotton Hail. corner Of Division sSd ~
J. 81 HoRsER, who will ma gnenze pueh ieaies DE-
men a. may De willing and susceptible nct * N
The celebrated Somnainbolic CairvoJ AMI noI or .
Boston, has positively engaged 20 be I7n
occasion, Then some Of .hs mo, i,t esnss. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Stand nj the PolI.,

One Hundred good men in each District agreeing
to stand at the Polls, say twenty of them at q time
relieving each other at stated intervals throughout
the day. could not fail to exert an immense inau
epce on The state OF the Poll Especially, Ii they
should, ON being relieved a, the Poll,
Scour tho District,
Bringing up every one who could be persuaded
to vote for the best men Revise the Constitution
1t will be easy at noon 10 call list of known
voters and mark those who still lag behind, giving
them personal and earnest invitation to come up and
yota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

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widely known aud every day Tho field OF It's uieil
IL extending IL IL approved and highly recomnehe
ed ny Physicians and 10 admitted to be the pow-
and searching preparation from the root that has ever be
employed ia medical practice 1t Put up in highly coz
ceGa,ed form tor convenience and portability and u
diluted according 10 the dreroDs each bot1 VIII msxen
tmes h- quantity, equal quart 10 then superb
10 medicine value 10 the various preparations bosnpy "
To. propreEofs slmoai dsiy receiving tesf1s
malls of the most p-ctaae ctfart-r esying TO lie CIV
value active and curative msdicin1
Prepared ana cold, Wholesale ana retail. ny A. b. ~
SANDS Drug ists 100 Tuton-sL corner of William M5
YORK.. Sold also At rs Broadway u East Broadwsy "
by Druggists generally ,hrou honi the United Stateo Pc
81 psr noI.io. s boui-, fov *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~En sales q Sssess: s. zee tear.a pese.

Z
MONDAY, P. NJ
The -spid rise of las, week has been followed by
,s.ht reaction to-day Some OF the large holders were
realizing the profits OF tie sts rise and The market was
8. sr1 unae, 1t as could have been expected.
The sunshine was strong and bright on the broad
Sidewalk where the Free Corps OF the Exterior Board
mos, do cougrega,e the cr0cPers were rsSrs IN the
moneys OF the green with al implement called an
Op,ion Il hs, edges sud is cacula.ei or ea'iiSs
the 6rgers ofany OF the inexperienced who NEEDLE VIII!
Il, TIE dus, Of tia, sidewalk il stirred By many thousand
fee, daily snd sny fortunes ara made and broken there
within tie circumference Of decent sized grass plot
The Sterling Bills have gone up 70 10 per cent
for the bes, bills The rsrge 81 Pho Some arst rate
southern bills urendorsed sod AZ y PEI cent.
Francs are s7tG5 26,. The advance has not leen
produced so much by the demand for Exchange as by
The scarcity OF bills of an undou5'ed character
The receipts at the Custom House were moderate
las, week 1905 Sos The aggregate collections OF he
month thus f,r have been sl,25s57s.
The earnings of The Norwich and Worcester Rail
road for the IRIS, sixteen working days IN April have
been Observation-Disclosures ----------t2u2S o.
Same time last year 10 -
Excess in Observation-Disclosures. S572 "
Money is rather more strnsen; again, partly by
reason of the sdvsnce OF Exchange TO the specie point
and partly BY reason of the spproach OF the Bank re-
port day.
The money pressure has forced the White Plains
Bank under protest This Is OF The tree banks me
securities OF which partly mortgages Should the
money market become easier it will probably he resus-
c,ated The circulation Of the bank in February was
s5l3l7 The securities $4,000 Boud and Mortgages
35.252 n Y Stocks. We have received a communi'
cation stating that this bank has suspended upper
atoms. we know 70, upon what authority. OF the tree
bank. OF this State the following only have their crcu.
laous secured by Sew.York Safe Stocks, making the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

r. CHEAP CARrErISGs, &c.-Families, either old G
new ones, preparing for the first OF May can supply
themselves with every description Of Carpets Rugs Oh
Cloths Mats &C &c. at Mr. Hiram AndersoLs store les
Bowery the G;s above Hesterst. Mr. A. has beer
long aud favorsbly known in the above business and hu
to cur certain knowledge Of the largest and mOs
complete OF goods In his line that be found
the city. His prices. TOO. much below the uiui
scale; and from what we know that score, We ,hl.
suiiceG; inducements for the most economical TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

The Delegates likely to be chosen in Otsego and
Chemung will probably owe their election TO the
Wings and be virtually pledged to the Wing meas
ures of Reform. We do not despair of elecsing
some Delegates from Orange, steuben, Queens
Franklin and Tioga.
This, then, is frankly and fully the State Of the
case. Without New. York, or rather concedins it
to go wrong entire. we have even chance for the
State but with half dozen or even four Wings
from this City prospec, is almost certainty
Now, Wings do not say 1t will be Of no to
,ry,' for il WILL! Try and see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

Ono Vote

May secure the election OF Delegates who will
mako Constitution for the People and not for the
Party. OsE VorE may secure the division of our
City into Single Districts that the Five Points
shall have bat one Represe NATIVE in each House
instead Of four in the Senate and sixteen in the As.
sembly. osE Vorr may enable each lower Ward
hereafter TO elect it's own Member of Assembly.
while two Of the smaller will choose one. Who
viii basely withhold that One Vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Business Notilrs.

BROOKLYN FEMALE AcADEav-Ths beautiful ediacs
recently erected and located Brooklyn Nights 10 j.
roleman between Clinton aud Court s,s. will be open
for the reception OF pupils the 18th OF May next under
tbs charge OF Aonzo Crttendcn A. NJ late of the Albany
Female Academy, and competent number of highly &C
complished professors ana teachers.
The Academy will be open on Monday, the LIB Of Nay
from A. NJ. Till 10 P. NJ during which time an sppora
nifty will be afforded to the public generally for vir,
and inspecting The Institution and for entering the
Of pupils not previously presented.
A, half past o'clock in the evening, an Address VII
be delivered by DR.. Sprague Of Albany, accompanied
other exercises appropriate to the occasion. All who
feel an interest in the enterprise invited to attend
as 3teod'