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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Lctreeponceoce OF lie lrlounc-
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IL. iS47.
fou Will see by our State Tressurer's Report
that the opinion have ali along expressed Of the
tain payment Of February interest has been on
eialy verified Mr. SSowDES asserts that no special
legislation Is required and in answer to call of ths
House Of Representatives for information state. dis
tnety tnst me payments be made fast a. called
for.
+ lo1r IS timer too day and sales have been mad,
shove ~ - The market Is generally depressed snt
S'oceries are tending downward, while the prices o
ffoFisons neTe been lecke6 a. the high water mari
Of speculative densni
SAILS OF SrocKs-Fsrsi B0ard-Vicksburg. :,
70 = cash and s SEQ Convertible sch'y New Loan
% 80 7. : B ,. 50 Gtrud Bk .. 10 ches and De
SanAL ~ y hssding , 5, % 4fg FvE BOard-sOt
sleksours - so q. Il 100 T. s e, 1856 g Joc
State S., and P, Sd 6s3 TIs Lehixh Int. s. Scors
Bess-Soo . : 3. ~ loo 8 81. 1850 "a. Ban.
CT Penn 2olt 90 !. $ B =. Ajfg Sse0as Bogd--l5.
Vleksears :. 200 State s. and P. g. % Harisburs
"a Trenton RI. lS 200 Lshish Int s. 20 Lehisi
s'ocf- % loo Lshish "a G.; lG Leh,sh Ini sot.
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asAD THg LETTER FROM
MAJOR GENERAL MOSELEY,


Nrw.YosE, January lsfh
u.p.x-Tbe EXCELLENCE and utility Of your Justly eeF
sb,ated "COLD CANDY shc,ld not be qnesuoos'
Having tested il In is in my family, take pes
in is beneficial effects as has proves
ss-e,u.I in removing mosI obstinate cough IL en-
esedingly soothing tie lungs 10 removing IshrAzin'
ard 90 DELICIOUS 10 lie APPLICATIONS, thai n use 10 IsI
asrfsLE. ara, with great respect yourfdend. &c.
WILLIAM VI. AOSELEY. 81 Broadway
To Mss JERvrs "a Brosdwsy,
Mex, door TO the Tabernacle
Sold BIZ MRS JERyIs, $50 BROADWAY, nsst door 10
lhs Tabernacle.
Aerwrs-Rushton X Co 10 Astor House ITO ana ~
Rrosdyay; Bscse,t se4 Boweryl Burnton ~ six,hs's
nue. II I'D iOs Avenue D Ely's - Hudson-s'i Nss0'
90, Of Catherine and Madison Lecount corner Of osa
ana p,y,s,on ste; and Mrs Hays, iss Fa,on-s ana J
Atlanuc-st Brooklyn ,,,p
q Esch package n nvsnsSiy signed MRS W. 'S"'
Wis ..
Put up 10 packages OIL 2: q. and u sseh' i ''D
- BosLs's HrYsrlos fLpID.-This eIes,es. ~ Is,
,.l,n,ng ouble fsyor ia an sxusord mary degree -
va in a manner commensurate with h sapenos NJ" "a
re way Sras.y or brsaI<rv bali sss1mlns .y, a.
siossv casrsclsr beneath potent influence snyN.s
but moderate A. for eata1sous sfupucns 9poo ny ~h
Mum mplscsbls esemy ana ersaicsses s1surs<r
s possbIs ease ufn dsodruf sod every Other - -,
on Es,nrss ~bosen sdornmsnt for the topples Of ne
nan fsmiy. TO crown ALL Mr. BoSs 10 deeldeay 49, -
Of s so.s s.s "a - SANDS 6russs 100 gsss:
corner Of William, ASsnts for lhis ctiy also ~ 20
wsy, ssd n Eass erosdvsy; and By pugSiss 49,
hragSkoui he United ataiea ~ "'SN
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to We do nj wonder 10 the least at tho popularity
that the Museum has acquired for place Of smlse
In the city will SoS spd such t Of attractions
The Ethiopian MnsSeJs, company whose musical tai
ents and sweetness OF execution j. unequae ia
try by any similar band The beautiful Panorama OF Lon
DON with portion OF Germany 0rea. Western, tho beet
representative Of the Yankee In the World The celebrsef
Chapman Family togssher with number OF Others. well
known performers are a In the bills for this afternoon
and eYening. Pefformsbces af 3 and II
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A Free Press at the Capital.

Atameeting Of the City Council at Ge0rget0trn,
%. c. Jan. Z. Mr. Jones offered the following reso-
luton, which was read and adopted
Whasa it having been represented to the corpors.
ton that an Abolition Newspaper has recently been
established in die City of Washington and Its first mum
Ter having actually sppesred IN that city and
HAnsa' the publication end distribution OF such =
paper within mids; would undoubtedly Be calculated
70 arouse the worst feelings Of peaceful population
snd lie vicinity and thereby tend very greatly TO endsn
ger the peace and harmony u the community therefore
Be Il R,solced That Select Committee OF three be
appointed BY the Chair whose duty II shall be TO inquire
into the proprety o. egflave action upon the part Of
this Corporation in the matter set forth In the presn
BILE and that they report their deliberations at as early
day as practicable
The logic Of this beats Dogbeny. The appoint
ed conservstors Of Peace and Order 1T seems appre
bend that " ne rorsi feeling Of our peaceful popU-
ston are about to be aronsed-Or rather, IN truth,
afraid that they Hont be without hint and an en-
couragement from the highest quarter So they
gravely resolve not to enforce Order, repress T1-
mutt and cause the Laws to be respected, but to
make laws which shall glut the worst feelings
aforesaid in some more speoiO1s manner than that
which Riot and Sediton would naturally assume
They virtually confess thai there is no law which
forbids the establishment and circulation Of en-
Anti Slavery Paper IN the District Of Columbia
wherefore in Difference to the " worst feelings OF
the worst pant Of their people and IN utter deroga
ton Of the liberties and nights Of peacesble' law
abiding citizens they on making such laws
They mean 70 stop the rotous destruction Of vau-
able property by themselves destroying the value
Of that property or at least denying to the owners
the use Of II.
Well they will do as they see ht- Georgetown
may prescribe anti Slavery sentiment and WASH
ington follow suit But whenever it shall be settled
that topic Of the highest National concern cannot
be discussed in the District Of Columbia, that the
Press there is not permitted temporarily and de
Gently 10 discuss all questions Of public interest
then it viii be snest that the District is no longer
fit location for the Capital Of this great Republic
and that the Capital must be removed Let IT 20
to Cincinnati Ohio or Washington, Pa. and the
champions Of Slavery shall have full liberty to
establish and issue as many papers as they choose
subject t. no other censorship than that prescribed
by the odfashioned Law Of the Land Whenever
the Freedom Of the Press shall be formally proscrb-
ed in the District then the Capital will have re
manned there day too long and all free hearts viii
demand its prompt removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

~ The recent report Of an Aatt REM Oatragt
in Columbia County seems likely to be subjected to
rather more than the usual discount Of such stones
The Hudson Republican which is not an Anti Rent
paper, gives the following version OF 1t
SHERIFF REsIsTED-We understand that Deputy
sheriff sedqvck was resisted on Monday Of last week
10 his attempts 70 sell property in the town OF
Tsghkanic upon which be had previously levied, by
persons who had collected at the place Of sale to the
number Of forty or Fifty yoke Of oxen was put up.
when notice given, understand by one OF the
Fnkles that the first who attempted TO bid upon
thom would BE- knocked down and beaten. 10 coase-
cuencc of this the officer forced to leave the prem
ses without accomplishing his object II is said that six
men, armed aud disguised were seen in barn at that
place
The Indians who were first reported as col
ected IN great numbers and having beaten oil the
Sheriff. &c &c have vanished. unless 1t is said
can account for them Mr.. Deputy Sedgwick, so
far as we can recolleot is generally at once the
hero and the historian OF these Anti Rent Oarages
in Columbia
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u CYcIoPrprA OF ENGLISH LITTRATuRr
No of I'M. valuable republication just issued contains
the copclu.,on Of sb.k,uesre Ben Jonson, Beaumont
Fletcher Pbip Ms,snger sc snd Miscellaneous Pieces
are followed BY Prose Writer'S auong wnom are "
clBsss in tbi. number Cir Philip Sidney Richard Hook
er King James l. Lord Bacon Sir Walter haieisn 's1
Howell Joseph Hall and others Of less note WIN nun
erous Illustrations. Price S cents-tor sale oy IRA
nam. Tribune Buildings also BY VIM Taylor & Co
Aston House and Burgess suinger Co zs2 Broadway
DrsruRsFLI's Z. 3. NATIONAL hEsisrtk ioi
lsa7 in the form Of broad sheet designed to De sas
pended in the counting room s very corvenisn' ana
useful affair containing complete hst OF the men VINO
administer the u g Government In al its Various &c
parrments Executive, Legislative judicial pp'o"sac
Military. H.vsl &c. with mach other vLas6s mater
important for daily reference
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IHt IFPOII tHal fIl'V lIIOIF VIII
required TO meet the claims for premiums now prepar
ing and some printing not yet completed.
Mr. WskemsD- after some highly appropriate remarks
on the decease Of the eminent naval architect Foster
Rhodes member Of the Institute submitted some
complimentary resolutions which were unanimously
adopted and copy ordered to be transmitted to bis
surviving family after which the Institute adjourned
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COMMON PLKAs-Part Mos. H. lO9 l05 25 80 a.
81 III us. Part 2-Nos. "a 25e 200 252 "a 2t6 25s
40 ia. rs, 252 33i. IS. 30 &c. L.
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Ma. Intelligence has been received from
Kentucky that Mr.. Clay had addressed letter oi .
member OF the Legislature which 10 in session ex-
picfy prohibiting the Of his for the vacancy
Of T. 8 Senator that will occur BY the voluntary and
much 10 be regretted retirement Of Mr.. Morehrso ,
P Le,cher long a distinguished member In the House
Of Representatives will be elected TO the vacancy ~
majority OF Is % votes his prineipai
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AcsE RosACsA-Rosy Drov.-This 10 very common o.
but unpleasant and defonnasye species q Csrbuoeis
consists OF small sow uppurating tubercss secomps
MED with shiny rsdness and irregular gannstsd appear
snes Of the part affected. This dishgunng dsesss o me
ssn as well every other species Of eruption, yields
readily snd disappears speedily under the influence o.
s,NDs's s.sssgARILL.. Those deeply seated diseases
which, moe-liks, work their way beneath Ihs sursfs
sending their roots among tho glands and De-
stroyng sesh and fibre In hsr also sascepbs
by the preparation Hitherto In seroaa AM
other ucsrous affections II has never been adminsssfsdn
vain and Il Il believed that under Divine favor, may
be pronounced for ell such plsnIs certain rsmsdy
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A. BkD
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 rsilon-sl eornsf o.
Wnliam-sl rs Broadway, and II Eat BfoadwsJ rev
Sold slso by Druggists generally throughout ne
United States Price " per bo,ils or sr oo''lessofN
~ Dr. FELIX GOURATD's Italian Nsd'os,sd soap ief
curing all skin diseases dscOloraton and bemsnss r1s
ars saLts for eradicalng superhuous hsf ron apfa
lips foreheads, moes and tho Stubborn beard oi mM
Tested before buying Proof positive this and 20 mss.s
LIQUID Tsesta1ls Rouss for crinsoning cneeks sno ~
GTscsn HAIR Dye LIy Watt and ysrety o. 9,se. Ns ~
articIss TO be had only 81 the Of's Depot, "
Lar store ROM Broadway ~ ~
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e The New Orleans Delta has been enlarged
TO meet the necessities Of ia ncressed advertising pat
ronass II Is Of ths best nswspspers IN the country
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Whigism oil 1917 vs.. Toryism of 1917, or
PHI W. Barlow.

AlIANfr Jan. ias lctf
To he Edaor Of The 7ribsas'
Sir. When England was collecting armies,
hiring German mercenaries and enlisting sayages
10 subdue lreemen in America, III l77j, the common
people detested the war Congress begged OF the
Parliament OF Ireland to consider its object ard ori
gin. and that glorious old Wing champion, the + arl
OF Chatham. Ia the spirit of a Hampton, and with
the fire OF Patrick Henry SOL 20 the infatuated
and avaricious majority of his day, " II ! were an
American. as / am an Engshman, while a foreign
troop was landed in my country, | never would lay
down nv arms never never, never How and
yhy is L. that when a Wing Of ls37 ventures 10
talk in that manly strain of the slayeholding CON-
pact who urge our troops 10 the conquest OF ree
soil which they would enslAye ne s met las Mr. bLoss
was the other dsy by friend Of Polk and wright on
the door OF the Assembly, and tainted with being the
advocate Of Mexico the enemy Of the United States
The reason is plain and obvious. Mr.. BARLows pre-
smble offered without blush % the senate last Mon
day explains everything II was In Lord N0RTHs vein
when he carried through Parliament the Boston Port
bill and every subsequent act Of tyranny Tor the suou
CATION Of our ioreis'hers Listen 70 Senator BARLOW
And whereas our country and our citizens have
been invaded and will sustain that country and those
citizens AT ALL TIMES AND on ALL OCCASIONS, RIGHT
OR WRONG Therefore, &c
Did tyranny In any age ask more The act OF ma
ority in Congress Is here alluded - the Of the
country Are majorities infalhble Was il not ma
ority which when Jesus Chsts life was In It's hands
erred Cruelty him. cruelty him without even an a.!
legation Of crime on his part
Is this doctrine applicable To friends and families,
towns states and counties VIII sustain them al
ways ght or wAosG and II not tell Us good Mr. Bar
Low. why mott
Listen Mr. Editor for a moment % the great expo
nsut Of WhiEsE In the House OF Lords, be reproba
ted your servile Tory doctrines the 10Th Of Nogem
Der IN and after MOLLY defending your gsllSn snces
tors whom his countrymen were then playing the
Marcy Polk Cas- and Walker game Of la with,
added
u Ia Iust and necessary 70 maintain The shls
r and honor Of ny country would strip The shift from
u nv back to IT, But IL such Ibis unjust
or 10 is prin eple imprsctcsblein IL means snd run
or o1s IN iis quencss, would not contribute sin
" gle effort nor e single shlhog
His honest, manly defence Of America induced some
Of the majority Of that day to call him an American and
ether hard names for he net OF the Barlow scnool
of ls4 but maintained the rghf Of private Judgment
/ and the snfulness Of supporting an unjust cause
whether adopted BY American President or British
Peersge. cAsILLh-
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ATTEMPTED MURDER MAR RAscocAs N j.
A man named Wilson msde's desperate attempt upon
the life of woman said 10 be his wife, living about
mile from Rsncocas Bridge, n. J. on Monday evening
last He forced her to swallow quantity Of laudsnum
but through her resistance failing 10 get sufficient down
her throat 10 death be beat her in the most brutal
manner and then stabbed her in the breast Leaving her
in almost lifeless condition The man led and Gas
not yet been arrested It was currently reported yes
eriay that the dead but in the absence OF
any positive information. cannot vouch Tor tnis,
though her condition Tuesday evening was such a.
10 leave little hopes tor her life Wilson said 10 be
rishmsn by birth and may be known by the bridge Of
hrs nose having been broken several years since By
kick OF horse Newark Adv IA
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Busiress Notices.

NV B. PALMEk y the authorized agent and l. daily
receiving subscrp tons and advertisements for most Of he
papers Of the country far and his osss Ia
New-York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore HIS
sgency In New Yorh lie IN The Tribune buildings 81
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIs.-Dr. Blsisdell, Der
tst Sal Broadway a. addition 10 his superior method u
Inserting artificial teeth has adopted the mode Of
tracing teeth without psn, by using the Leheop, las d
Ing the operation. Ji5n
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y SEE OUTSIDE OF rO-DAY's PAPRR'-0

q General Committee Of De"ecI", :, e.s',.'s
Young sen.-An adjourned meeiies o. 'e''
win ,. held ct Brosd~sy House onFhips' h''"'i'"'
is.h Jsnasry Al o'cioci ~ order, 49,, Co.,.
s cs.ss,less i fsys: ssc'.'.rie'. ps
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CITY ITEMS.

TIRE VOLUNTEERS AT FoRr H1aILIoS-We
published few days ago statements respecting
the Affairs Of the Volunteers at Fort Hamilton which
created great deal Of remark and have been denied ~
toto By Mr. ApoSrRAN CH,SpIkR IN a letter over his
own name published in the Globe Had be brought it
70 Us should have very cheerfully published IT,
would any other counter statement In proper terms and
I responsiby made We Of course knew nothing about
the of own personal knowledge and received
our information from what considered responsible
su;hority-being accredited and regularly appointed
Police officer. II such Of things existed As he
depicted right and proper that the public should
know it--,hsi public to whom appeals are daily bcies
msde ens, in the Mexican service Thi. all the feel
ing we hsd on the subject Personslly DO no, know
anything Of the ocers of Colonel RUSSxrrs regimen,
except what learned from the nforrnan, aladed to-
who will please come forward snd substsnls,e hi.
charges or acknowledge that he mistaken.
By the way. pretty well convinced thu, so far
information related 10 the Hanil0z H5us, 1t was
We shall ne gisd to hear that all the rest OF
1, equally II we ind out Whist is exactly
true and right in the matter, ia shall publish of
motion and whether anybody else wishes Us 10 DO
so or no,
NEw.loRE ACADEMY or MgDlcINE-An al.
ourned meeting Of this society WIS held on Wednes-
day At the Lycsum Hall for the choice Of oacers and
the appointment Of committees The following are the
results the officers being elected by ballot the commit,
tees appointed by the President
Trcsideat-Dr John Stesrns.
Gice PrssiseHfs-Drs. + u Johnston Thomas Cock J.
B. Beck and J. " Francis.
Ssvfary-Dr. r. Campbell stewart
Iomsste Corresponding Secrsfayy-Dr. w. C. Roberts.
Foreign Corresponding SeTstary--Dr. BEN. Drake.
Treasarr-Dr. Robert Watts Jr
Lt5rariGF-Dr Thomas +. Msrkoe.
Cozmines on fdniss0Rs-DTs John w Francis Man.
ley, Benjamin Drake, James r. Wood Willard Parker.
Commune on FizGRee-Drs. Reese Carter. Bliss A. L.
Cox. J. Rodgers.
C0Hziues on Medical Ekics-Drs A. H. Stevens Ed I
Delaheld, T. Campbell Stewart g. Buck j B. Beck
C0arsliiee PHblicatioR--Drs J. NJ Smith G. : Bed.
ford, w. {. Roberts. II. d. Bukley, Ia. L. Besdle
Council Of Appea,-Drs Valentine Mott Thos Cock /
Isaac Wood, Ogden and Rockwell.
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Meeting of the American Institute.

stated meeting OF the Institute was held last
evening JAS MARS vioe-Presideut in the Chair AZ
Ter the reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting which
were approved and referring several new inventions TO
the Committee on Arts and Science. to examine and
port upon the same the Chairman OF the Bosrd Of Man
ayers Gen A. CHANDLER made sreport Of the Receipts
and Expenditures We condense the following from
the Report
Total receipts from sales OF tickets AZ Castle
Garden and AZ the Cattle Show. including
s23f 30 from rents OF stands and $3i6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

AcoIDESr-About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
William 2. Campbell fur merchant in Water ct. No.
40 while in the third loft Of his store fell through the
opening through which goods drawn up. He
aighed bis feet the first aoor breaking both an
ces very badly the bones being driven through the esh
On cutting of his boots the extent Of the injury was 40
certained and ne Immediately taken to his house
It's remarkable that although q very heavy man lie IA
conscious Of having received internal injury from the
fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

MAssAoHvsrrrs-The otRcisl majority OF Hen.
DANIEL P. KING for Congress in the lid District is
1906 That Of JOHN q, PaITKEY in the Nth Dis
trct u 100.
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= No Nail last night South Of Philsdelphis
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iowA--The following are said to be the actual
aggregates OF votes Tor State officers at the State
Election, the vote OF Wapello County net having
been included in the Ofncial
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC RAPH.
Important from the Seat of War.

Arrival Of the Alabama-Rumors Of Battles
Arrival Of the Mississippi al Norfolk-Laguna
taken By Com. Perry-0fieial Accounts from
the Paeihe-The City Of the Angels capitulated
10 FIOres-27 Americans Pris0ners-Aniyal Of
Gen Jessup and staff with 2i0 sick Soldiers al
ew-Orleans-Santa Anna declared President.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28
CONDITIONS.

l. Each bid must be for a separate number the sche
due &c. for cash to be deposited Of the following
places the credit Of the Solicitor of the Treasury specifying
on Of what particular number in the schedule of pro
perty il s deposited, TO wit
The United States Treasury Washington, District Of
Columbia the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, Charleston, s. c.; New Orleans; and st.
Louis.
The Collector Of the Customs Buffalo, N. " Bai
more, Md Wilmington, N c.; Savannah, Ga Mobile,
Ala. !; and Richmond, Va.
Surveyors Of the Customs Nashville, Tenn. Cincinnati,
Ohio and
Receivers Of Public Moneys at Little Rock, Ark Jefer-
sonville, Ind Chicago, I'LL. and Detroit, Michigan.
q Each bid must be accompanied with guaranty, IN the
form given below which be certified by collector ma
val officer marshall United States district attorney, post
master that the guarano is good and the party making is
responsible for the amount.
On receiving certificate Of deposte, signed by one Of
the repositories aforementioned, qutcam deed convey
ing all the right te interest," and claim Of the United States
to the property described in the bid and paid for, will be ex
ecued and acknowledged by the Solicitor Of the Treasury
free of all charge to the purchaser Such conveyance will be
sent free of expense to any post Office in the United States
a may be requested.
A. No bid will be accepted unless il shall be satisfactory to
the Solicitor whether there shall be or more bids Tor the
property.
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THE LEEsBURG ACADEMY

M ILL COMMENCE its regular Annual Session the
w first Monday in September next, under favorable au-
spices, and with enlarged capabilities for usefulness
Boarders will be associated with their Teachers in private
family where they will enjoy every social and domestic
Tort in addition to the important advantages resulting
from regular morning and evening instruction
The regulations adapted young Of high and hon
rabe purposes who be presumed to yield prompt and
cheerful compliance with every requson which their
highest interests may demand. Afeconate advice and adj
monon earnest appeals the moral sense and to those
high motives which should govern the enlightened understand
ing, will constitute the which chiefly rely for
curing diligence in study and proprie in conduct Habua
nattenon to study intentional violations Of the rules Of the
Institution, the principles of honor morality will ney
tably dissolve all connection with the Schools
An extensive Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, of
superior quality, will render the regular Lectures particularly
valuable to the pupils,
Board including fuel light and Washing per session Of five
months payable quarterly in advance s6l 90
Tuition in the Classic and Mathematical Department I6 &C
Do English do....... 10 90
Do introductory do. ..... 90
No additional charge will be made for instruction in the
French and Spanish Languages
w. b. BENEDICT, AM, PRINCIPAL.
IN tF-tawiw