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From the Salem Gazette. Nov. 10.

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM La PLATA
Through the kind attention OF Capt Benson. OF the
Ssppho we are favored with file OF the Joraci d Com
tsrcio of Rio JAnero, 20 the 2ith September from
which We make the following extracts
From correspondent OF the 'Iorna r; Moniev!deo.
dated 18th September:
Mr. Hood now takes his departure. and as he cane
lie has caused much ILL., and good IN any respect
The negotiation though al rrs carrying some appear
dRce Of did not ior moment show any tendency n
rcdify favorable result You are already aware OF
the basis for All arrangement that MI Hood was bearer
OF. You will see under date OF 10Th published eA.
tracts from the Answer OF Rosas. The Answer OF
Orbc is published but is analogous receiving the
sundry bases bur modifying the fourth proposition n
the Rosss; that Is they assent with the
provso that the Medatng Powers sha! recognize orioe
the legsl Governor OF Mon;evdeo and entirely over
look the existing Government of that plsce gu VIII,
Of comprehend that under such preensons there
Is total inpossibilty OF any negotiations ;hcy oens
dianetrIcay opposed 10 the prolec! OF pesce ana the
Instructions Of medisting Plenipotenaries. toE they
dreamed O: recognizing Oribe n sny character
whstever. and never could It occur to them to 6is-
acknowledge this Government Joined 10 which taey are
resident public agents
Rosas while thus apparently receiving the &c bases,
simultaneously repels the same BY such requirements
Meanwhile Mr. Hood does, his part, what ne
tonept this absurd preensiou OF Rosas and Or5e Nr.
Hoods position gave credit 10 the Ta;1oE That ais powers
We're paa-Y 20 adjust this question hiHlS whereas We
all see BY the speech OF N Gu-oL that De nac no other
chsrac,sr ths,, as bearer OF the bases. NJ Hood
turned 70 Rosas 10 obtain the withdrawal OF his nloa
cation OF the bases but Rosas refused 70 cohceee any
one point and then My Ecod rttiTss r.noeaSS 90,
, made 70 brink about Gisurion between me nedh
a,nS ministers and tee report was current that The hs
on Dsauds alone in opposing Mr.. Hood measures
and ths. Mr. Ouseley approved put notaing can &c '
,ber fr,,n the truth for in NOTHING did the ministers
d3.r
No longer any hopes peace Tor the present Tor Rosas
and Or!be do not wish il Will they evs-, unless oy an
absolute triumph complete and without any
whatever Farther beside thess objections which eN'
cludo all negotiation the replies OF Ross to the IN
and 9th propositions and you will see whA; the Con-
uescio OF the io;h says OF these 10 fnysei Il seems
uuaaswersbls;
Now wha, will the interpreting Governments do i
know not, but /; does sppes- ths the moment mas ST.
rived for Brazil declare Ter policy Now ne aiers
i've Is inevitable The European Governments InIs
rerocede and give Rosss the triumph test Brsz'l win
much ought 10 fear or ,red with Rosas decide
tie question by force In either Brazil ought 70
Prevent the consequences OF taking the stand that BE-
comes her
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VOL. VI. NO. Is7.
PhiadeIphin-Great Railroad-The Webster
Festival, &c.
Frorl occasional Correspondent
PsrLADELPHIA Wednesday No~. lith

To tie Editor Of The 7r5rH,.
You will remember that at the recent Election IN
this city there vas sort OF triangular contest.
growing out Of the ambition Of people living IN the
Liberties. and who could possibly suffer no loss BIZ
it, 70 have the city subscribe some ten millions for
the construction OF q railroad TO Pittsburgh | shall
trouble you With none Of the arguments pro con
but simply express my opinion that the act would
be suicidal 10 the city. and would transcend the
powers OF Its government The railroad party
succeeded at the polls the Common Council has
passed the subscription arts and II viii pass
the Select Council when ali farther advance viii
be suddenly stopped By decree OF Chancer-, and
so the Whole scheme utterly blown up.
The weather here IS delightfully."- warm and plea
SAINT, and the streets crowded in the fashionable
hours BY the beauty OF the city-in search OF booty
one might think from the sail they carry.
The Webster banquet viii probably be the
gsandest festival OF It's kind ever held in America
In the great Chinese Hall which is larger than any
other room in the Union covers will be laid for
thousand guests and the magnificent gallery, which
will contain as many as can get into your Trinity
Church, will be reserved for the ladies. Ipresume
you will have reporter there. The venerable Mr.
Breck is TO preside
In the way Of literature can think Of nothing
which has not already been announced except an
unique and curious book in large quarto to be got
by tfc Anasthtc process ulueE Tue uITtCIlOH vi MI.
j. J. Smith, under the title Of American Histori-
cal and Literary Curiosities It Will contain in fac
sme collection OF papers and drawing relating TO
the Revolution illustrative Of social life in the
colonial age &c. and will be executed in a very ex-
celent manner. believe it is nearly ready.
Among the strangers see in town is our old
friend Gen LESLIE CONES of Kentucky. He ar
rived last night direct from Lexington and tells me
that he saw Henry CLAY but q few days ago IN
excellent health attending TO professional duties in
the courts. Yours, NEsToR.
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LARCESlES-A man named Peter Williams vas
placed at the bar nj Tombs charged with stealing an
ovrrcoat worth So from William Jones Of IA Cham
bcrsst John Crawl arrested on charge OF steal
ing lot of shirts from Mary NJ Green of No. III Chris
hest Stephen Simmons and Michael Larkin for steal
ing !o, of bottled soda water from the wagon OF Hugh
Reynolds of los Lconnrdst. Two men named Solo
mon Simons and Henry D. Lee were this morning taken
before Justice Osborne and committed on charge OF
stealing silver watch from on board the steamboat
Hercules "A named Lewis Johnson was last
night arrested on charge stealing tub OF butter which
he sold the keeper of junk shop in West Broadway
Johnson &C acknowledged the grease, and committed
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6eueral Notlres.

Mr. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS so1REEs'
g The tuesday semi 0nlsy T9itss. T Ti GsI 70
~ - ~ ~ W No Lady admitted VithoG; p IL
.s,ior Tcket, procured from NJ W Gen,enisn, Tex
ets OF admission 81 Sao'crtpt'n u nc oo1se
" sne Dsagaier vii give iastraeo1 N he see
GRATED and rf-c FA--Sh n St-'- IN, :,
~al-a ~ &c n Inn
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- Hon CALEs CUSHING was on Tuesday elect,
eddy his town (NswburyporD Representative in the
nes; legislature OF Massachusetts. He made speech
to his constituents ereupon of which correspondent
has sent US report bu, beyond the fact that ne is
grateful for this mark of favor and regards his esrsnge
men, from, the Wing party his misfortune, NOT his
hrlt we can make nothing ou; Of his remarks. he
finally said however thst he should consider himself
tie agent OF his constituents and be governed BY their
wishes 10 ,hs, he had done when Member OF Con-
srpssu
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LlSGLEY's DIscUTIENT

(OE. E-AS4 -A'
Are remedy for Corns, Sunioas sao - " ~.
for :o-, rrTpose and have siTea more seoofa
nan a. oer presented 20 the pubic crrtng
n. sst f:tre- YEAR. TIER great md i1efes1g sss
t,,onr ,av-rus-rueui tes.ss u They arc "srfsnie3
800 = sII rl,es y Ten me direcions are .oowed- and
80 ,Yre.a are applied without rocole fiee = GEES
re-SaI CHAS 4 RING, ls? Broadway, cor; JOE,
- frf~
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SULLIVAN C(
The Election.
Extract OF a letter from Greene County gentleman

otths City
The result of the Election in County and
throughout the State is indeed glorious deeply
rcgret the defeat of Mr.. Fish candidate Tor LII
Governor. Could the Courier Enquirer and EN-
press of your City have been induced TO oppose
HIM | think he would have been elected. Certain
am that he would have received from 500 10 sOo0
more votes in this Senate District.
Those two papers tormonths past have stigma
tised large portion of the inhabitants OF the Middle
Counties as robbers and murdercrs until they have
become so odous to ninetecn-twentieths OF our pop
ulaton, that many very many, friendly to the Wing
could be induced to vote for any candidate
Supported by either OF those papers
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" Mr.. Polk, it is semioilicialy announced,
will no. be candidate for reelection Should MT
wonder If the Loco Focos could only be coaxed,
battered, bantered, or bulied into running him, We
would cheerully agree to give him 100 start on the
Electoral Vote, ard be his very loyal subject ii we
did n, beat him at that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

To- We hope Senator BEAcu is NOT dead yet.
reached this City w ednesday morning. Bit the Ed
,tor of the Northern State ouina was n: his resi-
dence on Monday, and found him still living, and
somewhat better. but still in a very critical condi-
rAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

C. MosroS McMtcHAEL Esq. sterling Wing
sd gentleman of elegant sstsinmenss snd popular tai
ees1 writer. has become Associsto Editor OF the
Philadelphia Nots 4Aasreaa Both the proprie,ors and
RAIDERS Of that paper we'll the party of whose
Principles IL IS able advocate TO be congratulated
tha alliance
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, nov. l2th
ty NIKE WALSH is not dead We had an in.
vitation this morning attend his funeral but send
ing TO his house learned that II was hoax. he Is
better, and gradually recovering.
- We transfer the following from the Erenine
Post OF Wednesday
The widow of the late Mr.. William Kirkland whose
unrmely death produced deep sensation lately has
felt hersef compelled refer in the suboined note 10
certain malignant and Infamous nsnuatons that have
appeared in of the papers OF this City They were
first published IN obscure print called the IetgrGph
and were thence copied into the Sqddy Messenger The
substance OF them appears 10 be. that the deporehe
death o. Mr Kirkland brought about by mis- act
in consequence OF the poverty which he exposed
by the neglect OF his rich relatives. No one VINO had
ever had any acquaintance with Mr. Kirkland and knew
his cheerful temper, his perfectly pure and upright
character his attachment his family and his deep IN.
teres all the higher objects of life, would need 10 be
told that the former part of this sander could have no
foundation in probability or truth and as to the latter
part OF il we know that Mr. Kirkland was never IN a
condition need the assistance OF his relatives which
II he had the relations OF the family were OF so
close intimate and aectonate nature his wants would
have been Immediately supplied. We can conceive OF
nothing base than this attempt 10 blacken the mem
DRY of good man. add TO the grief of his family al
ready overwhelmed by sorrow, and 10 produce unkiDd
feelings between friends whose relations hitherto have
been those of the most kindly confidence and good will
The following is Mrs. Kirklands note TO us
To the Editors of the Eyc,iinc Post
GENTLEMEs: My attention has been called TO an article
In the Weekly Nessengerof Nov let which bears al hrsI
view the aspect of wHnlon magniiy hut which prefer
considering the result Of nisn!orDation. With almost
nsurmounahe reluctance yet urged by strong sense oil
duty both 10 the memory Of my husband aud 10 the feel
ings of his aons feel compelled 10 thus publicly,
every expression in that communication which refers
the condition OF r. Kirkland 10 the conduct OF his
family of the slightest foundation in fact For
these few words of defence against caumny, beg IN IN
sertion in your paper. CAROLINE NJ. KIRKLAND.
November 10th, 1876.
THE CouRrs--In the case OF Sawyer against
Jackson to recover damages for injury to the of
the iermer in being bitten bg dog OF NJ. the Jury
gave verdict for plaintiff OF S225
tI~ The Poughkeepsic thieves have been re-
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arrested by Constable Joseph having in his possession
three hats and glazed cap supposed 10 have been
stolen. Tie was locked up 10 answer.
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A MAN KuLrp.-On Saturday night Lancaster
Sullivan struck upon the hesd with capstsn bar
he fingered during ,hs night snd at O'Clock in tae
morning died. Pittsburgh Chronicle,
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DELAWARE co.-loaeial. |

DELAwARE EXPRRss OFFICE, Delhi, Nov. IT, 40.
Friend GREELEY: Below you will find the can
vass Of Delaware Co taken from the official record
Youpg'e majority over Wright. 1903
Gardeners do do Fish ....-.---.--. 4553
Sherrills do do Russell. 1855
Mai. for Amended Constitution ..-....-.-..4370
Maj. against Equal Suffrage.
Some of the returns town on Senator are in
complete so ] cannot give tho majority for
Harris Yours. truly b
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AccIDENT.--A man named Peter Smith of No.
80 Lsurenss last night ell upon the sidewalk in the
Thirteenth Ward and much injured TO render
il necessary call physician 10 dress his wounds, be-
fox, sanding hum homo
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ALLEGED GRAND LARcENY.-A gentleman yes.
terdsy appeared the Office OF the Chief OF Police and
complained that $3.50 81 had been stolen from small rn
box in the counting room of G. w. Schenkbers and
Frederick Wissman, merchants of No 20 South vii
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WATCH SToLEN.-A valuable gold lever watch
No 81 SO yesterday stolen from No 50 Lconardst
No clue has been obtained likely TO lead the detection
OF the thief
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~ Radser's Benin riute, wcicS rseeivec rI,t
- siIver E--dal a. .1s e:- AZ o. toe AMER
l-., =. !, % ,-oc--sa - Mr.. Pnp E.rsts Muse
5rs No ss5 Broadway, SeT-for< sra - ne eciofE,
& Tc5-.z.-s1 S-=.rE, SeH-Jrfs-v- &c -"eoc
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The SIN OF MoNsIEuR ANTOINE, BY GEoKog
SIND. with Eleven Superb Illustrations Il. L. WI
Hams & Co ~ Ann,st. Tha hook is OF eourss power
fsy written aad VIII win many resders but if the Illus
Gsson' are superb then is our copy very bsd one,
lTGrshsm has just Published the Second Mum,
Der Of ,ss Architect which CONTAINS series of original
assns for domestic and Ornamental cottages connect
sdw.th Landscape Gardening, &c, Prise 50 cents per
humber.
p F,Rrs, HALL & PoSp nave iuss published
!sss:s,s new soas composed BY G. L;aley. This is
one OF tho sweetest songs that we hsve net with for
soms tine and we have no doub, !: win become quite
Popular. Il Is ernbelhshed with besuE:ul title page
s5 An iron wire Of a heavier and stronger char
sstor to DC Immediately substituted for the copper
WE which now forms tho Boston and Sew-York Tele'
gsph Line The copper wire is found 20 be much
Eese liable to breaks and disorder. than the iron.
fs"riarse,d Republican
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5fbcoIs.


A NEW CLASS FOR LADIES. Z FSsnes, under
E1;he c-tr;eroa ot Prot A : Nepsii s COW torfn1s
% meet Tuesday and Friday afternoons s; Nj Greenes
Institution for Young Ladies ie p!>srvpoas' corner o.
Cla.oo STcokIyn Class Paoa.sed % ;he aTsi tsiiie'
Y the city. lEs,-aetcE 1sscrpssse6 Terms reasocsoe
Ladies proposing 70 cc respectfully requested 10 Go
i-nHed!asey Fer .sy farther insrz ssgy .seve
7 ANDsCAPE PAINTING.-MRS-a NJ PERLEY
Lirs;racts sdes n Landscape Painting. oil eo.crs,
No e,s Broad vsy. corue. OF HOGs;oa-s; sc0ih Of s.
Thomas Chnrch References Mr.. 4 8. DcS.Np. Presh
den; Of the NaIons Academy OF Design, Professor 3
8. Moses. &c - .n-SS
WHITING. ARITHMETIC a1a sook, NerPgS-
w M BRAGG vs form Class Tor Instruction. n laess
branches IN the ererag BIZ residence : C7oshysi or
Mocday. t1e i7i5 irsi ~ Nv
nIsHRUW>~ HIDING SCHOOL, Nc as Sow
" cry. near As.cE and LsisyssSr-p ~'es Nswf 9rs.
Nj B. hSs the honor SaHo1rce s h. >chco u cped
Day sad Evening for E TPSTs 19''''H anu Exercise
N'-i Isc7vsr LESSONS. sxsxctss siUfSc,
Is Isssons,........Sl5s 90 Month....,.........Sl2
10 90 ......... 10 oct 20 Rides IL 60
i,se Lessons ..... 81 Single Ride. IS
Road 60 800. = Sol
g. Highly rsine. and quiet Horses, Tor the rosd or
parade, 10 let EVENING CLASS So,
y Lessons .-.,...SS % y kSdes ~
Single .....,.-.... % Single Rides ,...-.' u -
RULES
l..Au Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing;
S. One hour and half for a Lesson OF Tie Rosd.
a. Hours for Ladies. from = - NJ. 10 P VI.
8 Hours for Gentlemen. from 10 ,d from 70 y 2 NJ
g. gentleman admitted during The hours appropriated
20 Ladies.
Oulys months allowed for Course OF Lessons or Rides.
" g. The School has been refitsd and furnished with
Stoves Ladies IN delicss health need DC under no ap
preheusion OF taking cold
Ps The School W.; 30 open each Wednesday al day
for Ladies sI'S SIN
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,gTsrRR P1yTE-A superior srce.s N ~ D. eo1ss
Jor o:asf~i''' e. sssAtssNig YOUNG. IA chatAan-H
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~TJ. Coleman, Exchange Broker, -
vSsIt-sr N.%-York- Unerrrsui honry ooSn- I n n
sol1 .nd oliver exchanged, roses sre d;,fs
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Wafer Cure House.-Ars IL ;: Goye CO. -
-ss 70 r-cstv. oe-:=u.s Fer house, 81 Tecias-
NJ G. also visits ladies' sst ehirsn .; heir notses &c
80. ds--rIors Tor BE application Of Nses CHra 90
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E~ The Poughkeepsic thieves hsvs been re
moved to the scene oil the robbery
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THE CouRrs.--In the case OF Sawyer against
Jackson to damages for injury to the son of
the fermer, in being bitten By dog OF NJ. the Jury
gave q verdict for plaintiff Of S225
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MARYLAND Penitsntinry, !
pr rr.0zF Auy1st Ia, i2so.


n, n G,tyyrs-C,sa.euler II answer 70 yours Of me
,7 -. WIN respect 20 the operation Of the Patent tise
fraor Dut ap a. mis- institution By your NJ Ses51ry
we lake pleasure IN stating h4t nAs ,un-i,a ~
", Of he od.fasdoued Furnaces the CONSUMPTION y.
cybicb during Tho ak wofaing days OF esfn az o w,
G[0 In. OF anthracite lump coal al cost ot = -
d. ror.nrnptjor win S-aDurYs Pes9: 6sst Vsee' sSi'
during lie ssma Of days. Is 80 % az pa IN me-
-s cSs - n,ao Of Gs lbs psr weak, or rsarjg 10
e.s vile the .svng ;hs cot OF cos !. eeaa. 70
81 per TSn -, crst Win great respect,
saving o. ." P'' u ~ JoSSsOS, Warden n Pen.
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q WATCHES, yEWELhf and 5uvo, !" ~, nY
"a The subscribe.s continue N hare fof seie htES
e y s.sOrim-nt Of One Gold snd sysr ~ !" ..s,y
49, he mos, approved makers, wsch VIII 90 49,,
- correct ime-kesperr and offered al tn' WY ""e'
c1sh prices ,.,.., .,vls. o< Yast-
,,sst- T.veIry Of every description oe.s
- Dad chnins Bseastoins, Earrings, sinseff"<
Eracei,ts, Head Ofnsin.nt<- NC "a sry,,~sre scx
-rsiy Al the manufacturers pr5eea -, n, Watches
Hrttanp.svar-, 6ne CutIsry, Ftnei ooo on
~ c5ocs. r-p.i,e1 by oxp-neoced 'sG,< IS peat
LOCKWOOD sckis sfa:s5 81 s:.:s. foss.
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Boarding anb Sotsls.
BoARDINa-MERoNANTs Hous

1885, ly ard lso Broadway.
THE PROPRIETOR would rssPsey n ME ,n,a, T.
comfortable quarters with all tho sonyenieucss OF hon
thai he number Of light and pleasant spartnes, 70
is, t,rn,shod) al moderate press choice OF rooms
NAV DO had BY early application. ORLANDO FISH
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Per.h-Tss~eIing by Cosch-Loch Lsven-
Queen Mary-Loch KatrincThe Tro-
sachsRowa-den ana Eht ou e 4
Lomond Lost0sc oteh Pessant-y, SC
pr,1rsesAH Sent Both 1916
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5rbools.
DUCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE

THE SUMMER OF This institution commences Inc
week IN April, under direction Of he subscriber.
Al he Wilkinson Premium Farm in the Western Valley oi
Union Vale. IL miles East OF Pougnkeepsle.
Tbs OF sludi-. in this lnsltauon Is such as 10
give student every facility for acquiring most lhoroug
knowledge OF scleotnc and practical aricuIe win us
use The modern Improved I'M pieRenls Instruction
N physics h lectures hose natural sciences Iei lie
70 constitute perfect agricultural education. VIII be under
Inc care amply qualified and OF tiied experience
seec. Farmers Lbrary wiki numerous agricultural Pa
prs ana periodicals ia also provided FOR the general bece
H. The labor performed by the students is under re I'M
mediate supervision OF the principal who superntends al
farm operations.
course OF Lectures will be delivered esch OF the
Domestic Animals, commencing with The Hortc during
which perie: skeleton WILL be a. hand.
The farm c1nisus go OF land embracing CREST
variety OF ro The Location Is pleasa, and hesh'u Tee
buildings and connections for such an nst-
tutioD tho house Ice ny so feet
conveyance regularly snd from Poushkeepsie.
Wednesdays Saturdays for The nail and Passengers
and the general convenience OF the in.liunon
Scens attend Church such places as their parents or
guardians may direct
Students received turing the whole of farm work,
the year reckoning each from The day OF arrival No
SOo which includes TUITION, Board with bed AID bedding
washing and ordinary mendirg fuel and lights
This Institution is snde! The psronsgeof the American
Association The Farmers Club OF the Amer-
can destitute. and The Agricultural Society of Duchess
For farther particulars address the Principal and Drec
tor Farm operations Poughkeepsie Post Ocs Duchess
County, N. Y Dsted 1916 JOHN WILKINSON
References.-Bosrd OF American Institute
Board OF the American Agricultural Association
Rev. L. NJ Vincent, New York.
John L Mason, Esq. 81
Jo6n Van wyc1, New Hamburger, Duchess County,
Rev. Abraham Poihemus, Hopewel
Charles Bartlett, A. NJ. Principal Colegiate School,
Rev n G. Ludlow Poushkeepsie.
Gen Thos. l.. Davies President OF the Bank OF Pough'
keepse
Henry 5 Richards, E.q., Poughkeepse-
Rev. ). Vaudeville La Grange.
Poushkeepsle. March lSth 1885, m252weodD &StW
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EPIscoPA1 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE


DEV. THOMAS TOWEL, A. u. PrincipaL-The SUM-
II er session OF this Institution will commence on the
first OF May The attention OF guardians Ia partcu-
larry request this institution superior 10 most that
rough its character and supentenied and directed by
the most competent Proesso;s But willis. Inc intellect Is
strengthened and enriched the erdesvor OF the
Principal insu into the bosoms Of bis youthful charge
the true aud ennoblng principles OF Christianity That
thus whilst they preparing for spheres OF usefulness GU
earth they lnsy also be Tilted for the higher duties of e!er
nifty Knowing the peculiar trials endured by boys 81 most
boarding schools Mr. It's intention IS 10 make them feel 40
members OF his family and merely boarders in a
school The proximity OF the Institute 10 Newly ork ard
accessibeness all times from that city, united to the
beauty heahfnness of lis situation. all combine 10 re-
commend the attention OF parents and guardians Re
may be made TO the following clergymen and gem
temer Rev G.. Winslow, S. l.; Rev X Goddard, ). L.;
Rev w. Morris, N. Y. w. II. Aspinwa, Esq, N. y;
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