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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-21
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

A HNliE subscriber, desirons of re.
hT@ Il firing from business, offers for
80! sale, that desirable estate in Pei.
ham street, late the property of
Alexander Murray, deceased. The house is
sufficiently capacious for the largest family,
and equally well calculated for genteel
Boarding House, for which II was originally
designed and has, as such, always been well
patronized. 1t was built about eight years
since. Of the very best materials. Is well
finished, and has always been kept in perfect
repair. The rooms are large, high end well
arranged, and command a most extensive
view fthe Ocean, harbor, Bay and surround.
ing country, such as Is not surpassed by any
Others IN Newport. On the premises is a
well Of excellent water, always found sutfi-
Gent even in the dryest season Also, two
very large cisterns, choice fruit and ofna.
mental trees, and every convenience Tor such
an establishment. The lot is % #. on Pei.
ham ST., the same on Mill, and l02 feet on
Corne street.
The Furniture will be sold with It, II dc.
sired, and any reasonable amount can re.
main, secured by Mortgage, for a term OF
years.
II not sold by the 18th Of March next, the
business will be continued as heretofore.
For further information, terms, &c, apply.
on the premises.
MARGARET MURRAY.
Newport, Sept. I, Ioi7. Gm23
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rLIREuUGH's TRICOPHERoUs

~ Csmms Luslrale, -Jsyne's Hair Tonic
and q varlsty pf other articles for promoting the
growth ofihe hdifat X J. TAiLORS.
March 10
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SECOND BoARi

The friends of the Canal Railroad at New Haven
ara making an estimate of the probable earnings of the
road They are pu, down ss7coo, and the expenses
a, a.o 0oo leaving $4,000 to be divided 100000 OF
capital equal TO ID per cent
The number of passengers transported over the
Mad River Railroad for the woek ending Aug IA was 7s'
and the amount received therefor 10 1851 So.
Look on. for miserable looking counterfeit lives
Of the Dsnbury Bank q, Danbury, Conn A. seeley
Cashier. 3. Twesdy, President-Drsper Tappan Co
New.york Men driving cattle for centerpieee and le
,,.,s On leu hand end supporting figure V.
The amount OF ExportH from Philadelphia las
week were ss.eae.
Amount Of Coal transported on the philadelphia
-. Reading Railroad. during the week ending Thurs
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ASoruyR RxRx BrRST--SUIcfDAL lsctsDiA-
Afsx The Hsdso. 0asste OF Iassssy .s ~ ~ WI.
h.,mus simmops OF the famous Anti Rent town OF
TsshhsuI IN Colambs County was entirely consumed
bv are With ell its contents consisting OF over one
thousaud bushels Of oats isrge quantity OF rye nay
a. being the entire crop OF the farm Loss nom
81 700 TO 81 500. and no Insurance.
40 fsr the account reads we'll enough and the symps-
thies Of the reader naturally and strongly enlisted
10 favor OF Mr. Simmons But Il proceeds the case
assumes the udicrous and goes ahead OF any lshisn
ever hsard Of In this country IL seems the Tar seeing
esslemsn discovered large ATr ne' under the caves
OF kis thus 6led With hay and grain and ss hor
nets meet viii burn nearly quick &c nder the Idea OF
DESTROYING Il BY FIRE struck him orcsby that 40 the
0a->ns states be took sosne mssches, tied Them on
pole and With them Get FIRE 10 the nest that orrf OF
course. a. be expected but 4. blszed up and immedi
asely connpsiea>d 70 Tie roof which, being beyond avs
yeaeA be could not phi a0a" Thus the Ingenious gen
nemAs in order destroy hornets pest burnt up DIS
barn with oil IL contents Plough 'psie Journal
RApp's SocIETY.-We noticed tie ONE, uay
the death OF George Rspp the ceIebrsied ioun'e, ~
Economy. situated 10 Western Pennsyvsn,a -, o.
then articles Of association have oeen o "a H.
The society bv Daniel Asnew Esq OF Beaver ana non
Walter Forward. of Pittsburgh iney o..snI~s,,on
By the rsmsipipg members OF tne oe VI 49,. ~ =,
on the l2th inst when In senef al internal and
extrrnsl sif.rs ss the bead Of whom STANDS mese
Baker and Jacob Heinrich. who are vested )onty sna
seye,y viii ssnsr: sor their important duties
Thus The society xiih entire unsnimty has resolved 10
remain united and entered into arrangements winch
viii escure 70 s long continuance Of eontensment and
!, prosperity.
SAD AccrDEsr AND DEATH AT CLIToS PRISON
On Tuesday the 18th inst Mr George jenkins OF Au
burp fthe master mason Cnto Prison. while direct
ing the hoi,tlng Of stone struck down oy the ns
Of the tripod shears used for that purpose lie sur
vIved the blow (which upon the head but for afev
\ bours and died without return Of consciousness u
wss solemn spectacle TO the weepng convicl pear
Ins him TO the hospital and while he lived hf COOK.
The agent gave eli the vics permission To take s
Iook m Their diving instructor The privilege they ein
brsced with fearful eyes snd ustersnee chosed WIN
grief lris"ous "p
o n TIE GILDrD hAsrERs AND LofIY MAST
were raised heir intended position above tne oome
very splendid appearance in the ssys OF the sun
NAT. Intel. Saturday.
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MARIN JOU X n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Ship Martha. sullivan, 20 De fm Antwerp. mdse, to
Grinncii Minturn Co. los steersse passenger
schr Two Narys Creme. 10 De ian Williamson, NC
shingles, to msster
schr DIVA Cartis de I'm Norfolk. potatoes TO
master.
schr Edinburgh. DECKER. TIM Virginia wood
schr Monmouth. Woodmsnson' I'm Virginia wood.
ABR I. Hopkins Hst6eld IL Dc fan Baltimore coal to
schr !ulsppI Chaplin. de I'm Norfolk wheat to
TrssAweil son-
sAnED-fsckssships siddoos for Liverpool LIB
sry, do,
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

IRON Tar CRADLE To THE GRANE-Adspted
exclusively To ner Instruction 10 the natural avs OF nct
system and al the diseases Il her crcs perods ~ I'd
40 nv IN. .Aul- auteo- similar work Addressed 20
Young men Do 20, price : eighth etiuor lhe'e
works should BE- possessed By every person desrcls OF
heir irt--ctusi or physical Advancement Tire mecies
esious and daily press have passed he hiRn-s encou
nm, upon th-r utility and high moral chsracer For SAFE
BY CHARLES h. RING cor. John-sI and brooi~sy.
Agent. wanted inroug houi The couriry. sa-s q
THE PRACTICAL FRENCH Teacher
nv NORMAN PINNEY A. NJ ofth- mobile. Ala. In.
Osutute New and revised - tioc INST puhlsnea sh1
f,,,s'sey HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE,
- 2lh P@arLst
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Aos-Under year IS 10 2. 50 10 81 70 q, ~
i14 10 to 90 IA 20 to 30 AZ 30 to 40 80 40 TO o. 8,
$50 to 60, "A 60 to 20. 20 TO go % eo 10 w. z
80 to 100. unknown Total 3H ,-s
PLACES OF NArrvrTY-Unted states, 2o4 ireiano'
t6o; England. 9; Scotland, Wales. Germany 10 :
HOLLAND, I ; Unknown. O. Total, 34I. "
From the Aims House. Blackwelrs Island, 2; Aims
House. Bellevue Hospital Bellevue, 22 Peniten,iary
Ho,p,tal. Blsckwers Island Lunstc Asylum BlseE
welfs Island 6; Bloomingdale Hospital. wards isi
and O. City Hospital 9; Nursery Hospital, bscs ~
J.lsnd ia. Colorsd Home "a; Colored Persons, 81.
, Wv. WHITE. City Inspector
Cr~t JSsrKcroR's OFFICE. August 80 ls47
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EENRY-sTREEr GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

c.. p. QUACNENBus,A ", kASfph
rErHIs INsTirU lion, ~ henry--t 10 10 sup
1 oil, the rssern portion Of The city WIN sehool
pupis W be received n all ages, and Thoroughly
fitted fr ~ entrance inO College or for commercial pur
.nits The Fail Term will commence Augusi 30; pupils
entering after portion OF the term hss elapsed arc
charged only Tor the time they have attended
Parents VINO sre desirOgs Of finding good scaoo are
respectfully invited ell aud examine for themselves or
10 m axe personal inquiry OF some " The following gen
Iemeu 49,, - III.
REFEsENcEs-N F. Moore. IL D President Conmois
College, Prof Anthon. Columbian College, Prof Ken
wiel DO; Tsyler Lewis Prof Creek, New-fors OnNef'
.itv. Rev J I'M McYicksr. ID d Prof Nor PhiL Col
Coll Rev John Knot ID Rev y j. mas,h-' ~
IireubrodL s. Amity-si Rev G. somm-fs, - hsdl
son-.t Rev REM }. Hsight D d Rev }. r Schroeder
ID ID Rev J. NJ FORBES, d ID Rev. Charles syn9los
rev Lot Jones; John Ooth0u, Eco Pes BANK OF View
York; ID. Paterson. Esq. FL ter Auglo-Ameriean
Weary II All Saints Church sc. 80 au-i lut'
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O p FIC IAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
LDvEETiSED IN TIE

ADVERTISED rRIsusE ~ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
2ls. Ind < frther oaazes post
And all Advertisements made under the oroers y, e,,srs
master -neral IN newspaper nevspapeis. o. go,
called for In any Poet Oce shall be ~
or papers oftbe Town or place where me o@es
INsn Pod Office Lav ya'ses na''A - w.
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BOOK TRADE.
-yr pooK OF THE FEET

cr,os ara late err al t's q. boes fof isffi and
- frnfi<p<n-
CONTENTS.
cu., Ion the most srcirni Covering Of he Feet
Gus III-On the more modern Forms OF foreign Booze
and shOes
CH.P v-Comrnerceren t Ct The Trade.
CH.P The Structure OF The Human fooi, nakng
Lasts Curing Cons, etc.
Cs,P yI-rhs Poetry Of the Feet etc
CbAP yII-History % Boots and shoes In The Unis-d
Car L-Blogrsph'csl Sketches Of Eminent Shoe
makers: - -,
prev Rob-rt RIoomf-lf NsihAsse Bloomfield, william
;fSrs Nsah Worcester James Lsckugtor, Joseph feu-
srel Thomss Holcroft Rev Niilism Carey d. ID george
Fox Rev James Nicho. Rev " i.hsm hnnington- ~,
CE,P IX-Crspin Anecdotes, etc -Psuon sa.nH OF
Sho-m.kers Crspn's Dsy-Cordwain-rs HALLE
corp.rsted snoerakefs- Proverbs -Arecdoies
~ prire - r-s,s per 5py very neatly done up.
aa.O D2swW3g }. kEprlcLO. ruohsueI
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SCHOOLS.
an Avn coMMERcIAL SCHOOL

CLASSICAL AND COM MEAOAAL SShSSN'
81 HsoAeNAI !ofi ,sitr 80 -, q, an
i commence OF Monday, Sc pie mbef g. The rooms are
very fn-l, furnished ard Piled with Chemical ara ph
io.6p al apparatus library TIE number OF pupNs
beirg limited -srh student u twenty-five dollars per term
No axrs charges For further particulars zee clrcusr
which can - obtained ftore Oh Broadway, csrets
boo. store Office 4 ne Proitnt Cnurchnan, sni >hrp
srt's bookstore. i3q. Broadway. Hu.' y
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THE ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING,

a CABIN ". WHALE and Daughter respectfully
n announce o he ladies' and gentlemen 81 Ne~- ORR ana
6rotvn that they about forming classes az shove er
III coming season OF ist7 g. u which due notice VII De
~ tven Of the 80 Broet~ and HoAlc
HsI Brooklyp Instruction.. given daily IN al III new
~ NJ al sixth-s avenue here al information VIII -
P.r-iar. in future Advertisement snd circulars
qsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

The owners of the Macon Western Railroad
have decided to run the road from Brsnesvis 10 Film,
River.
Money 10 plenty a. the Banks parsae accommodating
coprss 10 hoss entitled 10 their aid while the limited
outdoor requests for pccansry assistance are readily
responded 10 o. per cent per snnrm Tor nrs
appreciated.
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HOUSES TO LET.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
!. cnrros FACTORY Az TRENTON. N.

COrrOS FACTORY AT TRENTON. n;
~ -ror Sale Or Reni-N bsrgsn.-lne nsnsse, 80.
~ Ia mi mon W ~ moderate terns the Cotton Factory,
.itna,.d % he vGierPower Csnsl IN sodh Tren'on'
i.i@iv occuri-d BY Abraham Goodwin, Esq.
Tha lot on which the building stands - eigny zee. "a
xidthth. mill ihiriy feet In wtth one hundred -rt N
depth and lhe- stories high, bgit OF brick TIE wae'
wheel Il. Of .ucienl power 10 drive toe wnoe o. ne ms
rhi-sry which ofth- most improved cousIueuon-pst
ofisis entirely new and noue o. much worn Consisting
h psrl OF rir- Dsnforths sptunng frames Two mer-
.ef sya hundred spindlss esch csrdng drawing usres
.p~eiers Ae and al The machinery AMI preparation coz,
Sac ~ Factory OF two thousand splndes Al sband-
~, ppv Of water power will be furnished by The Tren-
Ion WsierPovsr comptny. sis moderate rate
II his properly 20. disposed q eso.. WI ne o.
lered a public sse Thursday he sh day OF SepIen~r
The terms will be made essy Yer ,srnss psr,eaiNs
Hs'"''' RALPH II. sHREvE,
Aas. DlsE. aus s rre1ton. New-Jersey
- At PRIVATE ~tLE.-Lesehod Property on
Wesl Thirsscatn-st-The lesses o,fcur s,isk nahss'
r.,r ~ svesre one OF sem 10 handsome two s,ory
and attic house with basement = feet by sDou ,, rs
with good yrd Aeoery and grspg sin-s 'se Woe
Tires .,or.es the hsl hoor aaed for stores win
cellar. large Il ding en- The rear row oeeap,ea -
-.rrertar. shop II ihfee houses have frontage o -
fss, ard are very tonvenienty arranged. Forparens'
Of the ground rsnIssS term, ,pey - ,,,,,,,.er
ANrRONf }. BLEECNfh' Au.'s,no
~ an PRIVATE ->LE.-Les-enyid Ess s, "a "a
&. puieh-,t-rhe Two story and sldc brick house Nla
- Ease OF the lot N DutchsL-the house nnisnsS
.,shan, in the b@s, manner and modern style. with
marble m.n.es folding doors, psntre' hlseh grsrs 1o
AZ, raar and The with covenants of r-nrws &c Va
he ground rent onehaf Of the purchase mooey can ~
rnsin on bond and mortgage Apply 70 ,
ANTHONY j. BLEECkFR, Aueuonsesr,
an27 iw 49,
a AT PRIytTE S4LE-A v.usble farm II !, vnls-
- rio County situated in the beautiful visse OF s's en-
I'm IA ~ hours travel from New,f orS eoh'snlns -
acres Of superior land, with sooi saialnss hnns,ed
Albany ard Bunao Railroad Depot, withn oue hunaien
ward. Of The pn House On the premises ''o,s
now occupied a. dry goods and grocery Tue farm eau
ba sxch.nsrd FOR property in YoIk ~ brooayn AP
pyto ANIhoN' = a road.st
suls lw . 80 =
=. AT PRIVATE sALR.-Thirsy sec 'ni.st-The
- Two story house snd 10, ~ zee on tns po,,
sA aide Of Thirty ,ecoudst dissnt 20 tret "esl Iiom
stxth svrnu- Ons-hsn OF the purchase money can r.
msln on bond ard u,rtesge for I'VE tes,' =. ~ ~ ~
Aepiyto ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auei1onee',
al.7 lw -
-. FOX -aIE-rhe Two bhcs houses Nos ., ana
= 81 Cla,kton-.t north side. near Hudioh.t los - ~
~ 100 rect esch lease a from last MAY sn' re-
ne.bls Also ihr4e story brick house. and ~ years u
sxniyrd a.e Of lot No - Gr-enwchsL near hrctorsh
A.o tho lot with shop aud sheds, No LsStsS', "e''
eide. near CanslsL j. l.. SUM- c e., :,
I au2i I'm
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- FARM FOX -AI.E-Of sDoui 20 acre. r IN ,ns
- town OF Hampstead l.. l. sixteen mlles ron tnl'
- civ There is a good dwelling house, WIN al ne.
cssssry outbuildnQs first rate well OF waller, ana
in yeTv ples.sn and healthy plsce, and viii be 500
on fessnsble Terms For farther particulars spPy 70 ,ns
New-Yors Real Estate Co. corner OF brosd"sy M na
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

tn the Cy and County Of Neso Yoys from ne 2la day
August to "a, ssh day Of hZsust, le47
Men. ss-Womsn 60-Boys, ll6-Girls, %. Total, Hf.
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BED-BUS POISON.
xxr.rsoSs rSs.rfIsLE BED BUG POlsOS--rhe
w p-nencs Of peal yesrs proves MS pregsr<eca =.
Be The NOE efecuk destroyer snd nsase1f u -.
p1esIoa 10 saIisfy Ih- iacr-iaoes OF - -oese ~
AID inneais. ececia Price a, sod vnolesss -
- oAs 81 80 - e'' ans in~oe-
DRUGGI>Ts.-Por sac or-HehanEe for s1..l.
L farm he city, or procecuse P.oPs,.y -, a.
sroas 20 r-tir- snouns sS-one o. os oesI 10
cations n ne ely esss Of ne store sns w.
] l. sCHIEFFLlS, IA Csnhsl
sslsln. Opposite Wsss brcstwsy
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PRIVATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

BAssET Professor Of Fienca aud Literature will
Aos anzs HI. evening classes In French on the sh inst
or h-reab ~ At hi. re snce S6f Broadway enhance in
Fr.usiiusL His lhod Of teaching viii relieve The p-
oil OF two hours study each lesson The conjunction
81 the Language compared with the English will he gyeu
without my rule. eXceptions notes &C Nc For far
ther tarticuars on Application all will be ZAP ained
TIE members OF the Mechanics Institute VIII ne re-
ee,ysd on he usual terms by showing heir certificates
A class for ladies IN toe afternoon go
Tho.s who wish 10 jJna consersiion class VIII hud
o, q alfeaig formed.
MA evening class for ladies' and gentleman Is a.
ready formed At Ol Est Brc adway fIr Hose who i've 10
that vicinity. at the residence Of Dr. Breed
au0sQ So TuJis-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- FOR sALE-union hih Farm al Foreman, n 49,,
y hester Coun,y-rhis vslusbe property, conlanlos
--en srres snd well known To the community or sSNe
-, - 90, y. fha rs.idsace Of Rev VIM. Powell, IS
W. offered ~ private sale. having been oslo-o ~
cious surveyor into lots OF one or more sores W h
chs..r. an opportunity OF erecting genie" co'tsscs~
.,d-ns sttsehed At con- parstvey ANAL expense ana
no, subject to corporation assessments ,-,- .,,s.
The soil |. excellent the location provernsily n7s.y
and nrs.ent, beautiful ses for residences to those ezens
who 10 combine retirement, economy on mouse
and the varou. advantages Of the country win drect
w. 80 49,. IN m. civ from which Fordham Ia distant
about II miles. The Harlem Eailro~i pepo. ~l'nln
miuses wax Of the property thus euspne ns rsu ~
To repair city without me necessity OF Ao
ng horse a. the car. ard fro eight times day I"
The trding coat (by conmutipg) of9 cents ride
If lyh or ten heads u families would unite IN .ne p.,
chsss of the whole or sporon Of said property ,hey
might form, within themselves, 'eiee' ana a'"s ~
cal circle. -, e., .,,.,x ,.u,,,
m procuring provision, for their families, NJ Sufferers "a
kers. Mismen, tc cal resuisIy every 'Ho'"''s " '"'
Msp SbeIs ne PrS2sr IN ss ss' be , sos a. y,
ENES's Surveyor, No chsmherssI to ne care OF
ihsr Of whom letters may addressed for Rev w N
Powell. or 10 DR. VIM. Bsysrd, West ts',n. go "
gr.EARu FDR SALE, or exchange for ciy proper,
10 " or busiuas.-A productive farm In The Town OF
49, Huntington, three miles hon ssesmooa. snong -
North Port, FIVE miles from railroad 81 Deer fsk sous,s.
iue Of so acres 80 Of which are covered /" tn
farm Is beautifully situated ard In high state OF cuiuYs
ton producing grain Of all kinds The dwehg no.se o
and oul buins, all good Fp o, 81 yse sa' FOR
farther particulars inquire once le9
90 AZ PRIVATE ~ALE-Wi liansburgh -rhs 10, 10,
ofS OF ground kDoHn on map ~ 10 ~ sts,S 0n we
49, south side OF North Fir,s 10 The village OF Wlsns
burgh First and Second sls-h- lot % i-et tont
ard rear BY 10 feet 10 length on the east side aud av ss,
on ne side Part Of tbs purchase money eau 'ea
on bond AID mortgage Apply 10 ann, .-,,....
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer,
su2sIw s.osd.n
40 FARM FOR rALE-Of aDout 30 acres in The
~ t1wn OF Hampstead, L. l. sixteen miles ron to'
A-cly. There iss good dwelling house WIN 81 ne
IA. .ya npFl VIII
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EDUCATION.-Mou.. F0ioNEr having by toe re-

LDCCATION.-NOH'- TVIoNr'I "a u y! 20,
ren. 40 tass into his family limited numuer Of BOYS a.
bosrd~rs begs leave inform his friends ard those ina.
bav ,.aSv iufrus I'd him with their confidence ins ne
vii be ready 10 receive his pupils on Monday, IN ofsept
Mon. has been for the past years devoted to ne Ia
,rnctou 81 ,ouh formerly Professor OF The French Ian
r1age Al 81 Thomas Hall Flushing, when ihal inst.
utoo wss under the rectorshp Of Rev. Dr. Hanks aud
nre four wears engaged M the school know TO ne public
under the firm OF Me-srs foigr-t Taylor Classical
French and English school For terms see crcui1rs me
san. A. shove or Al N. rs residence, III Oreene-sL
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ITNIyER-iTI GHAli * sCiOpi;-fsoi. p

Ia Johnson R-ctor.-rn. instruction In the CT ASST
cat ard MATHEMATICAL department will continue the n
.uug ,esr ulder the direction q Mr. George ;. Paker
formerly Of the Boston Lain school hesdmaser s.s'-t-
ed by Mr. WIN 1c3eors- late OF he Poughkeense lnst-
tue a. Teacher OF the CisssrI and Prof Grand nsiruc
or In Frsrch The quarter begins tae hrst Moo
dsy IN Sc ptemher Terms SIS per quarter. Aop.canos
Tor admission may be made the University buildings
,,,sh ,y,ny low, aoor aui7 n
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xToTS6: LADIES, -CHOOL.-Mss HAlNEs

would respectfully morn her friends and TIE pu'.ic
thai she degas to remove School fsom % arrrns1
10 i0 East twentieth - Gramefcy tark, (between me
Fourthavsnue and irving snd Will commence me
eusu.uy fern on the l3th OF September, ia MoncsyD
TIE house 1. cOmmodious and arranged with superior
arc rnodatsrs for School, and The location Is aot
sYrrss.ed 10 the claccessue By several nes OF slak-'
aud he r.u cars directly para snd In the Immediate
vicinity Of two or three Others -
Circulars may be obtained Al Doremus Niton's cor
er Of Nasssn and Liberty ard at The bookstore OF e.
Fr,nc,a Co 25l Broadway sun I'm
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-ruEIsEA ooLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

THE FALL tern OF this seminary MI eomm-nce"n
L Wednesday. the ist Of September. For terms snd
other parcuars circular, which nsy De hao a. inc
s12s s.l.tp j. y. BROWN, 4. NJ. Principal
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14f Ill 22S
The following are the mcmi'ers from the free
States who voted against the ,proviso.
New York-Strons.
Pennsylvania Black, Broadhead, Erdnan,
Charles J.. lugersoll, McClean.
Micligan-Chipman.
Indiana-Uwen, Wick.
Iinols-Douglass, Ficklin, McClernand.
Ohio-Cunnnsham, Morris, Parish, Saw
; yer, ST. John.
Total seveuteen-all Democrats Of course.
Those who did not vote we've,
Hastings and Lefiler, of Iowa, both present in
their seats.
Leib, OF Pa, in the city but not in his seat.
Robert Smith, of Ill.,. not within the bar
when The the vote was taken, and the House
refused 10 allow his vole to be recorded, had
he voted it would have been in the affirma-
tive.
Giles of Maryland, absent
The vote Oh the passage ofthe bill, although
: in numbers precisely as that on the proviso--
ayes lis, noes los, yet differs in its constituent
parts. have therefore made similar analy.
sis ON the passage of the bill, which is as fol-
lows: