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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

~ Thanksgiving Dny.-Our Governor ~ appointing
this day adyeris the forming Constitution on
roI gratitude Lecture, appropriate 10 the day
the Constitution now adopted, Will be given by
Mr.. Dewey Croton Hail, to begin Seats free
Entrance No 7 Bowerv. II
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rVNA\ES INt6, Office Receiver oil Taxes, Public
buildings PARK Oct -. iSo.-Notlce ! hereby given
that the Tax Book the present are nov open al
mi, Office and hat anu ready 10 receive The taxes due
upon them AL persons paying thelr taxes previous 10 the
ii day ui January will D. allowed deduction or the
amount equal interest 81 the rae OF per cent per an
nun from inc day OF payment the 81 day OF
February Once hours Tor receiving lakes, from A. VI
un,u P NJ JOHN STEWART, Receiver Of Texas.
70 Persons sending FULL description OF their proper
~ 10 this oi-e WI have their bills sent 10 them or hey
-tr,. Nv 41n.acat.nn.
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H. nUCLULEAU, Anctiuneer.
.Sf'x IIrpS lIfEES TtPPETA.

H. DUCLULEAU AhcuOneer
NANCY FIIRS. NUFFS, TiPPETS, SLEIGH
L ROBES, &c. Tor account OF whom Il may concern
FUTILE 4 DUCLUZEAU will sell ON Friday !'th inst
al 10 ocl lock At No So Wliam.sL for account at whom
may concen on creditof TO days, general assortment
OF hnc Furs comprising general assortment OF nne
and common Muis sc. 49,.
Also SeI yh Robes, viz Bacs Bear Tiger and Won Fur
Robes. Buffalo Skns, Lap Robes. &c -,
Also Fur Caps viz Men and Boys Fur Seal, Outer Musk
Caps, &C. "a.
Tn. whole will be- arranged with catalogues and sold In
lots retail dealers, private Individuals &c Cala
.ogucs the morning ot sale. no Jus
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Auetinu Sales.
JOSIAH RCHAHDS, Auc,ioueet.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATvT.-sicre
- ~ Sroseway- t'eerai Csss ktyssees Jas1s coz

JOSIAH NCHAEDS, Auctiouset.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PIATVT.-s,cre
II ~ Broadway liberal Csst Aeys-ces tu46s oE co
sisaEeu.s FOR Auction Sales
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov.
SooSSAa excessive and very sne collection OF Books
tr.lu:trS .iazs .iorafy edirccs
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. y
A. 81 O'Clock. al ;Se AGctio1 Room.
vAVNsLE LisSlRy-A lSsge AID valGseie collection cf
Books oiSrac1s nS2y choice old eciitors oi works
civil AL Ecclesiastical History. Btogrshy, Poetry Rai
losophy Msheriacs Lam aud Greek Clsssl,s soso Of
them snc specimens Early Prnnng WORKS tessass 70
IRISH History and the SolS3 Church rlSry o' AeH eS.
rvrely rare valuable wCfSs IN SeTcSn Languages etc
AT gKIvArE SALElaou GzsxIo bioscs, every fsIie>y,
In eAtn saee3 Ard sit Srd S edge o'ncinSs Aso
large ssSortenI Of Standard and Miscellaneous scoAs
- CuAMBERI.IAlN, Ascroneet.-Sors No IL
-. Spruce-st-Lio-ral advances nsde Goods Goa
s<S-s carefully aIseo1sd TO- .ad respectfully solicited
Prompt returns nade
At 10 O'clock. al No. IS Sprcco~st
Su.sryr Sal OF tas ecasrnts OF Gsateeas Furnish.
ir Establishment conp.lsug Dress ard EreeS Goats.
pants Vests sySe quantity Lambs oo ADD Seiioa uEcer
Starts and Drawers Linen ard Co';on Shirts Ssasts.
Haadkerchsf Gloves S,ocks S1Srenders, Hosiery urs
,iso Counters Dssk, Looking Glasses. Chairs, s'eols,
Stores. Sc-
Also, one large o.ee rssls ~hh private drawers,
Also, cases Toys. Assorted sailsSl5 Tor tcs trade Sfd
others MONDAY. Nov. 10
At 10 O'Clock, al No y SpTuce-si
SHsRIFy's SALE Of Tools Hardware comprising lot
FILES Screw P.Nes, Dies Vices envelope Cuuess Braces
ard Bits Mach Machine beside variety OF other Tools
&c.
Also Coprte, pess Stove Chairs Sc
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Joy Illinois. taothero OF ELIJAH P Loyejoy the martyr.
VINO fell Alton the defence Of hbertyl VIII address
the citizens New York in behalf Oi three millions OF
caun,rymen shain The Coliseum Room IN Broadway,
between Grand and Howard Sta on "Wednesday evening
Nov. 18th, al O'clock
Mr. Lovcoy is able and eloquent The friends of hui
maniiy, ladies' and gentlemen are Invited 10 attend
u9i aus'
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5ituarions. &1. Dan1eo.

w ANTEp-Bvs very respectable married woman
w .t.aticr a. - nurse IL arspecsbe family or ycqd
% wiling 10 take child 10 h-- place Can oriag he
best OF physician SID family reference Apply al = Tary
- Brooklyn l. willing 10 go TO any par OF The city Also
maid ard .vsrer IT private family cidreas nurse or
s-asiress Can gI-e the best Of CITY reference Appi-
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WIN. T. JENNINGS & co. Dfapers and Talors,
w Importers Of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestinga, Fancy
Dress Articles, 4cln appreciation Of the success which
.terded efforts in catering for the community, would
tender the upon the Of the Fall
Trade Will be their endsayor 10 add 10 the induce
ren.s which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EoTAB'
LIsHMENT at which furnished Gsrm-nts possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them To
IN, economist, For in the style character Of the cloth
ing are enabled furnish through The aid Of as efficient
corps Of cutters b, found In tho country Is tn,
sequel 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of good, for Fail and Winter
wesr are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tyeds &c for Dress and Frocz Coats O7ercosts SACKS,
&c French gsh and American Cassmer-s for Pants-
!oon. word IN reference this garment N which las
experience. nes satisfied The msay fsR CATERS e1ce-s
,as in this line especially solicited aerino, Velvet,
SIX end 5stn veSngs great variety The usual assort-
u-nl Of ars quality 3eaay-uate Oyercosts Original
sscEe CosAs brese ada Ffock Coats PsnLEoons Vests
Lc with scn0c7 selection o. Fancy Dress sricsa scaf'
Craysu, Hdkis, Cloves. Suspenders srirs Co!lsrs,
Boeoms. Hall Hcss, kc- a-bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

icy Rev. Prof. Mafft will deliver Lecture in The
NJ. Z. Church Norfolgst Wednesday evening. Nov.
18th al O'Clock. Subject-AmericHn and French Rsvoiu
tons. Characters OF Washington, Napoleon. La FAyee
Bunker Hi. Ireland the Future Prospects Of America
and the Flight of the Nsiona. Eagle.
Tickets Of admission p ceusro he had Of The Trustees
and the door Tie avais OF the Lecture Will be fol- the
benefit OF the Church.
Prof naiI will preach in the Church Thursday
morning nj ha-pa IL O'Clock II
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XIANTED-By respectable youns woEan, with
w good CITY reference. situation 70 90 The homework
o. small family She = good cook and washer
anG rcrsr and h4s three years n ter place
Noue uee1 apply 5ui good families Aso Sir wants
ploymer, With dress nA@er, and s1e h-s served tx
norths with risned dress msAer Please call at No -
.r---s -..-- Or
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FILTERS

THE PATENT DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
ENOR the publication OF The croos anf al River waters,
L rave been awarded another GOLD MEDAL. by the
American In.tu,e al the recent Fair of 1885, for the IN
proyeraent II tie aernZ medium, which consists Of Ar
EIFICIAL STONE They vii last FOR years, and are e.
fort.d AZ IS 81 and IS each Office So Broad way is:te-
~ IS Frankfort - y. Y WIN Il JESSfSOS,
MA luis- for the PropGetors.
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. for FaIl
Sales.Tne s;t.nlUn Of families, mefchenls hotel
keepers ship and steamboat about 10 purchase
Carpets OIL Cloths any other sTce 10 The line are n.
yted to The VI and beautiful Carpets snd w
Cloths Just received Guions ext-nsiYe ~arefooms ex
tending through The entire block ard fronting on NO d
Easl Broadway. and y D!Tl-pn-.t
The variety OF new patterns OF all The various styles OF
Brusses Three Ply and the beet quality Of lazTalhs Ha
been s1usied in this market fof ay ye4fs a.. "
Hereby enabling -he subscribsf 70 assure
every article VII prove a< rep;et-nca Ano> - d.,rr
con.idsrs:oa 10 purchasers ia Ike fact ha u - Ie
tin.tioa 70 s-n a. such prices as VIII esiy c"A'P'
even after the neyg Tarf taxes eject ,,,,,,g
w Il GtIOS'5 WEreroools. =, H ~ 20,
als ts.catf OF, No 81 Eskai Hroedysey -. :. =
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NtTANTED-Bv respectable young woman sitrs-
w ton In Respectable private family, chAnherrad
and assist IN washing and ironing Has 10 objection DO
general homework IN SINAI! family. ard capable OF
taking either situation Il willing 90 short distance
ir the country The best OF reference can he given.
Please cnI. II q Mntt-s:- L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

4 Meeting OF the Independent VOfcr- Of
the Thirteenth Ward, IN favor of a thorough Reform
City Government. viii he held ITALIAN Hall 80
Cirand-sL on Wednesday evening. the 18th inst
n. B. Every voter in tbs Ward respectfully invited to
attend. By order Of J. B. BENNETT, Chaiusn.
MARTIN a. MooEE, Scciy. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

~ The Inivcrsalisj Church, kllIaheth-sL near
slks VIII opened for divine service on Thursday.
Thanks giving morning lu O'Clock. discourse Will be
delivered by Rev r. l. Harris the Causes OF Nation
al Prosperity and Rum It
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1N3STED-A situation by 3 respectable young woman
w - cbar5errusd srd walter, snd seam
understands washing and baking IS good asher
and iruner has no objections ihe country. has good
city reference. Please call address al ~ Spring-sl
resr basement Can be seer Tor Two days. ms d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

nI~SOIUTTOS.-Th ccpattnershp heretofore eH-
Oi-tin under The Of Jacques Johnson was disscly
ed by mutual consent the iln inst by the withdrawal Of
Nj Edmund :. johnson. JAMES NJ. JAQUFS,
EDMUND z. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

WI n. JUNES antIonseI ~ ,,,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGASs.-On Wednss-
ID day. Nov 25lh 10! O'clock al the store o! I'D In
gersol Co No. 20 Pearl-sL 500 cases, comprising
large and desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes and BIO
suitable for the Southern Western and city dealers,
Just -ceycd Catalogues of goods ready on morning OF
ths sale.
Also 30 cases Mems Kip Pcggsd Boots.
Also, 80 cases Boys aud Youths Kip Pegged Boots.
Also. 20 cases Boys thin Pegged Boots.
Also 10 cases Mems Kip Pegged Brogans.
Also 50 cases Mems and WOmens Manufactured Rub
bsTs. heu
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H. DUCLuZEAU. Auctioneer
rlONS AND FANCY GOODS.-TUTTLE DUO
L LUZEAU will sell This Day, at 10 o'clock at NO. ~
Goods. Sc.
Also Brishes-An invoice OF Adelaide. Amazon and
oval Hair Brushes suitable for BARRIERS and retailers
Also 10 German Toys, In original cases, assorted
from 100 300 pieces In each case.
Also Fancy Goods comprising general variety. II
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JOHN j. SWIFT. Alctionesr.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.-SWlFTS MORGAN
IIwl sell Friday, Nov 9TH NJ 10 O'Clock al NO ise
West lithst 9Th and 9th avenues, ull assert
m.ni OF Furniture made by the best makers-PeF Glasses.
extension dining Table 4c &C
Chamber. u25 2tis-
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DECEMBER MAGAZINES

DECEMBER MAGAZINES.
I ADY'S BOOK Cirsiam's Magazine Ladies' National
IL Magazine Columbian Magazine, Illustrated Magazine
ali b.suin.lly Illustrated with -ngraying fashions, mu
&c Single numbers - cents OF subscriptions re-
ccyed numbers delivered IN part Of this CITY, or
cent by mail to auy part OF the country.
,5s 3s II 4 : RAYNOR, Book store 76 Bowery
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Markets. =. CAREFULLY reported for lhs Tribune
1IrrspAy Nov u

,cc exported. :. i2,cOoExccss specie cSpts $685.
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THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
nor TRAY ELERS-Containing description oi each
State the Cities Watering Places, and principa! Towns
The Railroad aud Stage routes prices ofiae &c Embe-
lished - highly finished engravngs and an accurate
Map OF the United States. Just published and for sale,
,vh-l,shl. aud retail By SHERMAN SMITH.
MS 3taw m l2l Broadway. corner OF Cedhr-sl
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SXTANTED-By two respectable Young women sGs.
w ions one 10 DO the cooking, washing a1d ironing
the other 10 90 The chan5erwork and me washing and
ironing The best OF city references can he given To
seen mi Saturday evening II engaged Please csll at
4 6th avenue. N lie book store rs IL
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WANTED b. two respectable girls. one
~ a. coos or aiiniress, The other chani5tnad or
waiter or 10 DO ouse,rcrk Has objection 20 short
distance IN he country The best reference honesty
and ability Please cal a. ~ Moist Can be seen for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-19
AGRICUL It'll


#
i Numerous expefimenis have bS1r a
showing that corn IS Injured 81 fo,1. e.
soon alter i begins Is 81 glazs6 d. #
oace she practice. TIE leaves perIss. .
!, mporianl otiiee il absorbing food for ] /. .
LAM. and the preparation 81 il INTO suila-
PIE Juices for the growth ofihe plaat. aud
ohe perfection OF the seed ,he>si1fo - v
smutllaiion q this plaat IS iniafio1s. 4
When the kernel il glazed. 81 50 lar
Ef,pened That The stalks may be cut withs
out injury then the whole may! 81 cut Is
~ the gtoend wilhoni. mi ps = Al L 1ff|,.s
g done. and ne corn ckrei1l. 20.
the butts As well as tops will bs superior'
oy being cot 10 season and VIZ prefer this
mode Of harvesting corn; for besides the
superior value Of tbs fodder. there wilIha
less labor required. and in case 81 late
corn. and early frost. the corn will escape
Injury by cutting il when there il 40 ap-
Fearance of lfos.. and II only IN The
milk, i willripen and make good sweet
bread.
Another advantage isaitfe corn may be
moved of the land. ID case the land be
wanted Tor other purposes. such Is sowing
IN iall grain or ploughing. And when
iurpips are sown among corn. The crop
may be improved By caiung upand shock.
ing the corn on the ground, Of removing
it, Cuitipator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-19
sHEtTER FOX sREEp..

. S r t.t 81 M
itsaems desirable 10 furnish suitable
shelterfor The flock with conaeniencesIox
todderipg especially ID stormy wdaihkf.
TX Gov King has shel fotsheepnn Biz
IN kinesfeld, which BIZ someNis iIiof16t
70 be Just The thing for The pufpose He
has two large barns standing one % The
north and the other on the west side 81
Ills yard aod sheliering il from the cold
norlherly winds. His shed i 10 the mid
die OF his sheep yard, and extends from
the barn Cd lhe west parallel With the one
On the np:th, and il. perhaps, eighty feet
Oh g, len Or Twelve wide. and zen II
height The iooi is similar tea common
Darn roof inclined on both sides. There
are door ways on. eact side aboua TED, leet
apart, sufficiently large for the sheep 10
pass through them. There il o. passage
or alley. three feet wide. communicating
with the barn and extending through the
middle Of this she'd this alley 10 boarded
up on both sides about three feet, with
the exception Of space nesr the bottom,
through which the sheep canSpat their
heads. bu. not wide enough. fof them 10
'ea,er. In fodderlng. sfoIk fnlh efshay l.
carried ifom the barn throogh this passage
and 50 The hay i placed Throughout he s
whole length Of Tbs alley. Meanwhile
the sheep are entering ihro' The doors.
and filing up the space on both sides.
where they can reach the hay, while they
are una able 10 trampie upon il or crowd
each other overi,. and they are also COM
pletely put out Of the way Of the person
who 10 ioddering ,hem.-lLaine Cub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-19
CULTIVATION OF MUSTARD.

A correspondent requests us 10 publish the
mode g6 cultlvating black mustard. Tbs fol-
lowing article on theIsubject, from The Farmers
Cabinet, gives the require d fhformation. uaIsss
the ground is very clfan ii should bedrilled, SAP
foot or ighteen inches apart, the stalks stand
ing aninch or two apart II should besowu .ear-
y, as We think from az expsrimenl We d ade last
year. TO prevent The effect Of The dfoneh Lsuie.
oiHs Journal.
Il il not generally known hon large
quantity of the seed Of the mu>:1rd nlans
is annually consumed 10 this Count i. Il
is imported from Holland and Che more.
southern parts Of Europe. and sold IA our
Atlantic markets attfrom three 10 foaf dol
lars .a9bushel. Il is also manufacturer ii
EnglsLd and there manufactured for the
table, 10 which siaiesit Is exported 10 thiS
county 10 largo quantities % real Dur
ham mustard r Ibelisve lhatstbose who
have soiIssiiled 10 The growth Of this crop
will find itmore profitable than almost a..
ny other they can raise itrequiGes rich.
clean. moist soil. the seeds 10 be sown q.
bout heiime Of other spring grains, four
quarts teing sufficient for 40 acre sown
broadcast; liz is, however. often drilled
and hand hoed, II usually ripens uns.
dually. and should be cut while rather
green, 10 prevent waste BY Smelling stack
ing upon canvass. and Tie top wellsecur.
ed from rain, and here il must rent ain I'M
iii properly cured By this treatment the
unripe seeds will be nourished by the
stalk until they become plump and sound.
II tbfeshed abroad ID The field. ia must be
done on canvass. 10 prevent waste and
this mode IS TO be preferred 10 removing
Tito The barn. as il is very apt 10 shell
while removing q the ibreshing floor
Particular pains must Be taken 10 The pro.
cess Of cleaning. which Gould. however,
be extremely well performed BY the i'm ]
proved winnoWiDg machine 10 use =
mongst Us. The ordinary yield vii. BE-
from ten to twenty bushels Of seed pei
acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-19
Wholesale and Retail
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
100 Baltimore st Baltimore.
III UDIC UT q. u0W am

HE 4OO 0hGtWUIe " I, DutttHtOIes
FRIGHT &. HOR.dRD.
I'D RESPECTFULLY call the atlsntisn Of the
~ citizens Of Je fEerson county 10 their estab.
iishment for the mauufsciure and sale
AZ Of HATS. 10 ..Aieh may be feunds
- large and general assortment OF aIIS9
ticIes 10 their line. Their establish.
ment combining within itself every facility fer
complete WoIkmsnship with all the latest in-
proyements 10 neutrality-suspicious. only the
most scientific aud experienced workmen and
asing the best material alone, they are enabled
win the aid Of long practical experience 10 pro-
d1ce an article Of GOODS unsurpassed BY apy
thing in this or any other market. II
To the Retail customer they ore prepared 10
furnish Subscription OF goods wsrranedto gre
the most eminent satisfaction, in fashion, dura.
biity and intrinsic worth. it'
The wholesale dealer will 6nd induceme pt
10 purchase in the fullest and best selected Is
sorlmenis 10 DO met with in the trade.
The fashion for the successive seasons regu-
larry introduced and slowed 10 surpass all o.
lhers in point ef besnty and merit.
Genilemen's, youths, and chIldrens caps. sef
new and beautifui patterns always kept on hagd,
which they offer for sale, with all other articles
n their line, at the lowest possible prices, Their
terms Of Sale win be found liberal aud accom-
modating. and every effort used TO entiile ihSm
10 the palronsSe VI ! liberal public.
WRIGHT & HOWARD.
- Fashionable Hatters, j
No 30 Baltimore street.
Baltimore, October 9, le45-ly ~
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CHARLEsTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNT
..nA1 - IlonE-s
r..anon !.

D.. u
II sk<.sI % i1Is 50 for.h vhere shey vill,
E1c1ri1 - ri pie4.nrl. lh1i l. ren Of il
men 80 = y F4shionI ilIumiaed szloons
Were Melody n1eks q ~ htar,Icui 81 tnne
-|fs - hugh sdshes light from she iipsoi he
Ws''. y, .siti,. p-s.h.'rr. !. .iih 's.rs. -
AID s1..s. nid he <.si..d. Joy only .AoaI'
]. sI.sde - - ...k.. b i. ra,,l. ss...,a.
fss6s--i - * 3 ] - y sihsns y
a 4 ! 4s-. r. 20 ',..ly ...ss j. .e..ssra
~ ~ ~, VI 81 tc.p,y sfezsiitr'd
l. 4pliiteln6mi
.ss' ':: 3 :. ,. u ..ss'os: Is. nj s
The essesa triass o. Fashion and Wealth
need lot--l ask but for comfort aud hesllh
With these and my dear oneti care moi 10 roam.
For. Oh !. ! am happy, most 'haPP. aihome =,
One bright little room where The children may play
Uatestiul OF spoiling the costly array
Where he, too-cur dearest Of ali on The earth
MAY end the sweet welcome he loves 81 his he. fth
The tre blazing wsrmly--the sofa dra wa nigh
Add the star lamp alight on the table elose b.
lev sunny pietures inS simple frames shrined,
A lev preeious voluHes-lhe wealth Of the mind
Aud here and there treasured some rare gem Of a.,
10 kindle the fancy or soften the heart;
Thusriehly surrounded, Why, why should i rosn
Oh am lact hsppy-most shappy II home u,
The Ettfs ones weary Of books and or play,
Nestle dgwn our bosons-our Ellen and Nav
Aud softly the simple. AFT elionste prayer,
Aseends 10 the gl-daess Of iunoeenee there;
And nov ere they lease.us. sweet kisses aud light
They lavish. repeating their merry s.good night
While with my neecle, my book, or my pen,
OTin converse with him. am eontented again.
Ind - naN. -. n 3
While blessings like these make me happy !
home ~
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

YnNnE fall session Of his nStltution will CON.
msnce, .Noptmbsr -, ls45. The Alexan-
atia Academy hiss bsen heretofore spened for
the samission Of day Scholars only Strange
meats have now bern made for the aecommoda.
tioa 81 q limiisaa nun,bsr ef Boarders. whe will
rssiAs 10 the Family Of the Principal and b un
der HE constant superv iiion. The course Of
stu1y emsraees the Greek. Latin and French
Language; orthography, Reading, Writing.
HaGlish Grammar. Composition, Geography, An
eiant and Modern History, Rhetoric, Natural
Philosophy, chemistry, Geology, Arithmetic,
Deok -ksepinx. By single and double entry AL.
zebra, Pfsne, Solid, "A aalyticai and Descriptive
Csonslry. ApPlicstion OF Algebra TO Geometry
and to the doctrine Of Curves, Mess1ralien,
Method Il calculating and usipg Logarithns.
Plane and Spherical Trigonome.ry, Spherical
Proiec,ions. Drsving, Theory and Practice Of
Sufvaying, NSvigation, Comic Sections, Astrono,
nv. Including the calculations Of Solar and Lul
mar EeIipses, Oscillations. Trsnsiis, &c. II
The principal Is AIDED in the difersn,depart-
menss By gsntlemea OF ability and experience,
asd essfy possible effort IL afforded the Stu
dents ID the prosecution Of their studies.
The CaAssics form . prominent part Of the
Sehsol 61ercises and such means are adopted
a win make the STUDENT thorough a. he pro.
Trsases. In teaching tho Mathematics, 40 wall
g The Setsnhes, the studies are conducted with
eenstaht references to the applicability Of their
principles toAths arts and 10 general business.
The sarssying Glass is Frequently exercised
IN surveying and dividing Land, taking Heights
aud Distances. &c. &c. By which means they
become fully compeisntio perfoim the duties
sfs Survsyor Or 10 enter On Engineering Corps.
TIE AsifonomieaI class b. " access TO large
Telescope of high magnifying power, and on
suitable evenings make observations on the
eisusts, Fixed Stars and other celestial bodies.
In order that Parents and Guardians may at
al times % advised of the literary standing OF
eheir sa6s aud wards the character Of each days
Reeitstions l. registered, and monthly report
isforwardea q them By mail.
TERMS s-For Beard and Tsiiien 10 the o.
here enunerated branches, except French and
Drawlng. $50 dollars . year. each quarter pay
able 10 advanee the quarters TO consist Of l2
weeks French snd Drawing Il Professors pri.
60.
Adtr,nes s->Easst eaowden, ESQ.,, Christ.
Nssle. Esq.. Dr.. sphn g. Reese. T N Mecor-
nics. 20. .1le<andria; J. 3. Mathews, ESQ !,
81. j. 4. 0uiars, Hssssrd DistSiei, Ma. Rev
i. 81. Bali. Bsllimssss M Rev. A. A. Lips.
sconh. .Nsairsmsrys ia.
n n I. bR0cKETr. Priasipal.
Alsxsndria, . c.. Nov la-6mu-6nsm.