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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Irish Meeting.

In accordance with call, meeting was held
At Vauxha Thursday evening the object Of which was
10 recommend to all Irshmen in the United States, and
others so inclined to practice ride shooting in view OF is
being useful at future day. Mr. J. MAXWELL was
called TO the chair and Mr.. }. McCIArcHY appointed
secretary The call Of the meeting and the late
by the Niagara having been read Mr. DEvYR proceeded
70 address the assembly He ssid That the events OF the
last few weeks in Ireland had sufficiently proved that
~ was impossible in her present condition 10 achieve
her Independence and that in view OF TINS iact II was
the duty of lrshmen IN this and other countries 10 ala
her in every manner possible to obtain her freedom
For this purpose they should individuals clubs
learn OF the rie that in case OF any cause Of
quarrel between the United states and England they
would bee prepared TO render the former eieclM AID
against their enemy. BY this means said the gentle
man you can overthrow English dominion IN Ireland
am said he a resident Of this country these eight
wears have been compelled to leave the land OF my
birth As concerned in two insurrectons against
the Government and now the old hatred Is not extin-
eashed (cheers). Let me be understood on TINS sub
iect / do not recommend you 10 form into Clubs. !
merely the absolute necessity that exists Tor every
lrishmsR to become proficient as a marksman. You
need not take immediate action ON these suggestions
but give them a calm elaboration talk them over by
your fresides and as your wisdom directs, 80 act
have called this meeting upon my own responsibility
and should receive sufficient subscriptions 10
dcfray the expenses will do SO myself
Mr. McCIArcHy next addressed the assembly. lie
said that IL was obvious TO every present from the
late news that Ireland could not defeat England aud
that il was incumbent upon all the friends Of Ireland to
assist her After extended remarks upon the pol
icy 20 be pursued, he sst down.
MIR NJ WArsH came forward and volunteered as the
hfsf member Of a Rifle Club IT, said he, smith
O'Br.en is condemned 10 die by the British Govern
rnent l. Tor one will revenge his death IN the
sinauon Of Lord j. Russell and here call upon my
father brother and All my relatives TO aid me IN this
determination
II was then proposed that Coms,iee be appointed
for the purpose OF comforting with the Directory on the
policy OF appropr .sns the money now IN then posses
sion 20 the prosecution Of the object OF TINS meeting
This was carried, and the following gentlemen Were
nominated. Messrs. Walsh Devyr and heenan-
L -. ..,..n |. ILL. 4.
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WANTS.


.NANTED-A To srrT- Tluns lrn % 20 rue-l q
rutiesror.-s.l over snd shove th-,r expenses VII be
i1s.rel D. .h-m 10 wiring Win A. opportunity " c.eNMs
6 90 r-r year some m-n nOw n or ~1pof VII DC
lorhf inas- over o. per year. r-E u Al expenses
k.ch mar 49, have ms dislrc. u sl be ncc-.saIy oi
ts- 10 nave A. -a.t frufn - o5IAn good htiins
~ Aroiy A. FRESCHs Pubisa X hsil. - Broadway
r s.si-s 1tc- u he gAs o; our vrc1 Al LISTERS r
be postpaid
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" An experiment, was made st Boston on
witnessed the experiment comprised the Presidents OF
the several Insurance Companies Hon Abbott Lawrence
Collector Norton and o,hers The wreck of the Ais
bsua ia the Hsrbor. satisfactorily examined and
the efficiency Of The Bel Tor such pus2oses tGiy
,solished
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Court OF Appeals.
The September term OF this Court VIII COM
mence IN Albany Tuesday the sth inst the Capitol

NdIsCs
>os tiospA L. pg~. pikr1 -rror jonathan ksl cen
2l.-oge kurr PHI efrg lota K Woe 1eit ~
eryr 2-Con-i, " AAn Leaves. plt srUI Thomas G.
lste, e. a. ser efrcr tAsa harYeg. ph Nm
o,fest, sce Cie ce t>--ffrn a. k-1-elrT
Na Be- efror - Jew leset le SeFh-l Nsl Kens
= eef as osss s. respondents. JeS ge- Appellant
tr1 Nent~l. p Lesnd CrtlA islt
a4,.. hic>iAn p 4 Roy Cosel deit
,AHpAn sGHriaa,, Amos { Ss- lori ar a.. resi-
~ N e-lff htt. ri fsli Pk1acr. d-ft
N'' S~.sf - a. sl~i ats. AhTahAu T. VI Sh-Id.
AS-7o - A'~N = h~srtt. appellant Dsa-l Gardner.
lsie Is s'las Ns1irles sea N, ap,casi.s
NtAaH = a. respondent Ia ID. Nabsek ss Aat.a Eslro
Sefst pa a H. error - Ja h u a. 1iaais "a
-hth-.a NV spie-is, - Jolu De. 4pF-l~~ i6-pst-f
b sAs " fsai1 10 sfeoi 0~sr l. fosef sei.uisai m
ifiliq >fr, appellant, Felrs Nafr-a Jr . r-p
rnt iskeosf' neaoF, ls-feet. s-f c lir :, al
aTFeslr i4e'fii hlas1ts- riAaia error t,eor-
" ks1-a-~e. detc-tt-t erruE oIhr Cl.. C1rpsrs
sns~lis agsll.i Jela n Ir-a-n. aqF- .li-ar. W-
rr.f.ricl- An-ce kr1lsa, a..
Islat .-1n4a hss rs>c-l- AGAINST IL Co-> Con.tsas
agpe 1lMsy Marin be- u-ai srnel.tt
Marta r~spo1isaL sti--1 Qszck-leash e. a. s-a-
aats Nlau bri.ey ~ e. rsP1ltelis l5Jau-s
Y4sa.lf error. NytsFs l~yc-. "a -aaan' !
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MEDICINES.
FLETCHER. CELEBRATED

I'IETGHER'- CELEBRATED HEALING
L SALNE l. sppei with universal success TO wolnds
burns ulcers breasts, piles, salt rheuu. scMd heao
be. chapped hands End lips scroua and scryy runnln z.
For cooling s0fening cleansing and healing Is pefiecy
unrivsied Sold genuine BY JAMES ;. LEVI -, Drug -
formerly Blachy Lewis 81 GreenWichst jobs ANiofi
book seller los BOwery K McBrar Tea and c1ree des-ef
corner n fulton and III 80. i sole Agent for Brooklyn
Prce 81. box, eseh BOX Is inclosed IN Wrapper
with directions for signed by tie proprietor AndIs~
Fl-frher- An- Im
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II. b. FRYE

WILL REOPEN Ills SCHOOL Al IS Thiri-syenue On
w Wednesday Aug. So AIS b.
THE MISSES -EOGWI lex have removed their
Boarding. ard Day >chOo. from = Wesi-W <shng tou
pace. 20 SIS Ninf1--f The situation IS accessible
buses passing lte every FEW mlr1ies The house
airy and conmodogs Aforulrg al ne convenience that
modern house give. Their Agt1mn term commences
The 10Th " September
A French lady iesrng board, vii please cal % the
Noses zIll wv
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NIECHANIC', INSTITUTE SCHOOL, No

y 3. Drawing Is Taught 10 al the classes.
- Crosby-st July ~, 1919. sgll 2w'
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LOOK ATTHIA-Ladles. re

ana children, ell who ant 10 had a irkc nsS
ment VI boots and shoes Of the frat qusafy, ~
NJ fair prices, viii please call |7 Roadway one eos
above FrsIkhn-sl taul8 In. NJ. CAHILL
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q. t,, Nr-e f. ~-ffaran4-N.s Haabtfi. M-s Csrolls
81 Il. sr...e B-rsa Ne-sef. Nsief R'o. Frit, ,
Z. ~ Csfa.ine Nsr Ctr,a ID Iho, Means 81 i,il H-r
mans fr /. if-r-
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IO PRINTER-.-JOHS d. HccREARYs Print
Eg ns can be bad 10 quentne. TO suit purchasers his
Deoo- sprlcesi Constantly hand black Ink for 20 40
81 go % and 10 cents per ID. Aso superior article Tor
VI - and s. per 10 Coloret Inks-red from Z! q 10 81 50
yellow bae green &c 81 g. 50 per h. Printers out cf The
city can have keg ofs Sews nix forwarded 10 thsm or
g. o. a5to keg fof SO. aus 3c,
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SCHOOLS.
THE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,
A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,

ll2 FfRsT-AVEAERr
WILL BE RE-OPENED on The ilh q September. Il
w was removed aev mOnns since 10 rs present airy and
pleasant suOu, ard already has n. patronage " many
of fe families Of the vicinity Il has been established
may years, and from his eXrerencs IN teaching the Pn-
cpsl confident Of giving satisfaction % those 10 patron
ks aim. he h1s Always been careful % preserve eil0lg
his pupils high tone u morally and ~ establish a. ee-
waited sianc ard Of Intellectual ailalMenL
The Course Of Study cOmpfeheuds everything necessary
20 prepare boys Tor entering college for commercial par
or Tor Oaer gocauOn- namely TIC English Language
and Literature, Foreign Languages Accent and Modern,
srd the several branches Of Mathematics and Physical
Sceuce-the Institution 5erg furnished with Apparatus for
illustrating Nanra Philosophy. Chem sry, &c Cabinet u
Mreras ard Fossils AMI Library Tor The use Of the pEpis
separate Department for smaller Boys, and fof Girls
.lso been opened the building under The care
Of te daIgher Of the Principal 10 which pains
are spared hem % become vel established In The
path u learning
Rsferences-he Patrons Of the lrsi1tOn whose names.
and any otter Information respecting he school, may be
AUS iw RICHARD CORNELL.
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,>.T,TTrr rOR IN.TKTCTION N he wesl

pnlrf NaIhrnnIcs aud i1s.caI Sud c. fIt = z I'M
SHALL. NJ A snd J WYMAN, NJ A sig pro,dwsy'
SeN York Instruction i given IN he esi o9l Mt1uc
-r.s-s I'M Engineering, iu the Ancient and Modern Ian
iages ard iu the usual studies Of comp ete tugIsh ECU
cation The Autumn session begins on Monday, SEPT J.
Refarerces-Hon WIN Kent Prof Charles Dawes l. IL
W,rsisH ia = X Collins. ESQ Rev. Dr.. cNictar Kew
- 90, 80
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TO PRINTERS.

A DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
<NsALE-The Press Is IN good order, bed 5-N,i IN and
VIII be- sold oW 10 may be sr.u 81 Meessrs. Richards
JOhnscu's Printing Otce AnL-4l For farther partcu-
az. alrly y GO MArHER Ps..-st sayl im
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GOLD PENS.

= PENc ER RENDELL, manufacturers Of the Pre-
= MIN God Pens. Mandatory 10 Broadway corner
Of nsdeolaae. Dealers u t5ld snd silver feaooders
md Pslcls. aus D&Wlm
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Young LADIES' SCHOOL IL CHELSEA
MISS cNRFIEID'- SCHOOL for Young

vi 10. al ~ West Nineteenth r. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues VIII recommends on A-rday sept IL r.
FoUr quarters comprise ihe year c.mmencins o'pr'nu
n N1,suib.r n February r. and MARI Pupils VIII be
resolved 81 any time during the term, ai charged IN pro-
portion. ,. . az .
Reference 10 gentlemen Of the Highest character VIII be
snie 10 parents guardians and terms AMI ohrf par
ucuiar. made known ON application 10 Mss Garfield Al me
.cS,.l au.f 8ieod'
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rINHIs CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER !.
Il offered a, hoesal- a. low can 1e bought IN the
ciiy and w4frsn.ed < raine, b ~ 3. SMITH
sai4 In CedAr.t ID stairs
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE SCHOOL, No
A'l Y Lham1erssL near Chsthsm.-The School viii be
re-opensd Monday September 4. Il presents
peculiar advantages for the education Of youth Of
both under the guidance % teachers Of approved
competency. IL il The Of The Institute furnish not
only thorough practical education, itlng The pupil either
for the counting the workshop. any Of the pursuits
u life, bat speradding The accomplishments " polite cl-
tvalon-
The Male Department under he charge Of fr gsuia.
min Mason, whose capacity % upart instruction i CON.
5lned with due attention % the enforcement u firm vet
mid parental discipline,
The Female Department Is directed by Misc Blsndina y
saith, whose reputation successful teacher is esab
slsd.
Ia each Department the Principals are sustained BIZ cana
bic 4s--sns each Of whom Is entirely cOmpeter[ 10 u.
slfci n rs peculiar branch ard with the benef VI long
previouf experience
10 ado " a. the usual branches taught in similar in
sillilorA he pupils taught the Latin, Gress French
languages, Drawing and Linear Perspective, OIL and
aief-co-or Painting and Vocal Music.
he lusle mas been successful IN being able TO oder
PUPILS az e Advantages VI superior education -xceed-
ngly low 1large
PARENT ind guardians solicited 10 visit the School
sten = nj a. times open 10 their Inspection The follow
M persons compose The Board II Directors Of the Mecsn-
c's institute JAMES j. MAPS President
THOMAS SNrLt. Nice-Presdelt
tALsNliSE CARslLL. Secretary.
Isaac NERslLYA. Treasurer.
Go OFFoaD Cor Secretary
DiREcroRs-- George r. Nesbu, Edward Walker rhos
~ Adnsnce, James B0zafdus. John Whitman. VIM. A.
Cox John " Sayre. Josiah Waller Wm. Il. North, Vim.
Newell. Moses NJ VAIL VIM Dodge aab0 lu
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nr..r.. nYsFNrFRY CnMPnuNp.-

nEA~E,- DlsENTERl COMPOUND.-Ihs
svAusble preparation Tor the immediate cure 81 the
Dvs-nery Dsrrees, and AL summer comp ani- ana can
be denended upon . safe and edecnAl remedy II Il
free nom opium or other ingredients that the least nr-
nou, For sale by A. B. D. Sands, 100 Fll.oa.st Rasn'
ION Clark 10 Aston House. 10 Broadway; H. Johnson
rs Broadway; Chas H. Ring is Broadway AID by Drug
gfsls Az
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UNIVTRsAI CEUCKs

I'OR TURNING LATHEs-For ssie by manufacturers
l. sErrfs QUINCY DELAPIEARE, 81 JoAn-st-
u w.
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ls5 EAST BRoADWAl.
- TRACY. AN. PRINCIPAL. assisted oy com

Y .reicnt Professors an me ALcl'h. a-o ..S''S'' W
81 ase, In Music. Painting. Drawing &C; -. 49,. ~
Parerls DESTROYS of finding school Where lnVns.F u
sar ard nerseyefancs are efecualy incucaeu pg ~
,-,us sppcson offnii measures, are Respectfully re
ie.i o INQUIRE into the merits OF this Institution All
Term opens Monday. sept. 4 tlov ~.
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from PARIS. forming evening classes i.i lH,ler
-ui gentemen also special class iof ladies' IN me e'
moan lie will resume his Instructions for the esllug season
on Monday September i6 1913 The ls-s-s-eacn limited
to Ten pupis-wil meet At the Pf0sTsO's ROOM ~ La
farge bindings, 30 Broadway where appAcauon- ere
received daily between . and 2 ~. Terms-<i per
month Nj Lagrols has sul under rschsrgc the French
department al The celebrated Institution o Tue Messis
Abbott 10 wh0m he Is al liberty 10 reeE
.uoq an6fS.nfI 1tSepfQ
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nKINTING INK.-JOHN O LIGHTBODl

DKINTING INk.-JOHN q. LlGHIBODf . con
SANITY nsnuf curing and las sways hand every DE-
.rpncn Of Printing Ink from the hnest Back and Coori
10 News Inks which be wsfsns equal 20 any ever uAl-
f-rred srd low prices Be sod by any regular
arufcrer Orders ior~ slted b. steamboat or railroad
10 any part Of he couEy, by addressing mote 10 lie a. .
Ro-c-si
PS-This paperl. printed with ny News lax. also a
great many other IN this cry Pnia1ep ha Doc
tor Baltimore, NewOreans anc cher e-es and towns 70
Il nifrC states.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

f1QUb1KENBOs A NJ. Rrctor-Ths Institution, ~
Hrnry-st next All Saints Chnfch, Will reopen Hiiet me
Summer vacation, MONDAY, the 18Th. The course o
sud VIII Embrace heretofore, only the elemental
Branches but all that necessary Tor entrance into college
or the c0un g-h0use. Pupils entering after the term mas
beam will charged only Tor he time they have attended
RrFEsEScEs-Facuiiy u Columbia College NesHy OF
All sals Church: and many csrg yien and private gen
tcmeu I'm the vicinity. "a
Parents are requested to call and hsye an inlerve" WIN
The Rector suli 2~s
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY olvFN Pgr'uanee @ Section % Ar
cr~ffl o luhN Asn a ~ - 80. Ia p,,,r, IN. IN.
TO- y, 80. ysrt ro5~r 10 present their clsns. 80 be sou,h
thereof 20 The sea.ero. a, a' .h, 49,,
Ausu.t ~ lsis JAMES s 1HfER, fuoir Atnls'tf,t'f
~ isesw 10 he Cay Of Nseloh.
N0Tlcr Is HEREBY OMEN pa'.usnse OF s,'.sa 81 Ar
IL an. h. ghsrirs o. Part o. nf te Rev "a Statutes, -
CREDITOR ofD DAVID GllEiG. late of he tp Of Nse lok i.le'.
vIitIS moor late Id he Cit Of NeN lps. boos b az No
With de ,ou,efs thereof 60 e Subscriber :, hs once N.',-
ssirsei. Che oH Of Pew iors on 90 h,i'. ~
.,ailI,us~ fublc Admir- 90 'he clu ois,s i''i
NOTICE IL euusne of Az order of Ansres hoes 81
~ surrofs'e of he Count, oi kng. noi. = .r,s &C. ~
pefson, ss, * csns against NAlhANlhL SIT ~ ns ~
village Of " iims1ulh. 90 sui county, drr''ei p III. -
with he soels thereof 90 C. = smith =, p. ons "A y
fuf.n street, the of Brooklyn, on or before ne ns ~
November, ists Dated Al 81 % -, ..,, ,,., So.
ssllswsm THoMA, MARCH. tsecutot
pY ORDER Pitk g. Bacban E.quie Juiss Of Aon- COSY
- m. s-.,,e 81 srEPnES u HERIuCK d. r.Asa,
aim, anne rrnfl- l th~ M publication OF r. 49, ihs,
tie pn-u, ol an 3e1. 10 him. b, silen- OF ts ss 40 ne
ef hun. OF bay property within as elr
b.iisa by l.v and are sod-n.ted ia, 81 81
,isispam > GRiFFis. Atty to, Aua.hns Creditor
rs PURSUANCE order surgi'eo Of the County aAr.
York Noae hereby gwen. All persona having CLAIMS ~
SARAH CURTIS sieoihe CO 81 Ne~ iot sio~, de'sS'
present ih- With ils gouche-s thereof a. ne su'f n
ohreof phes H1 80 80 Iont street f~ a., oiNes ia
before The sixteenth Say OF Aaru 1e,i aei Ns~ i'nn'
ssa,h tag Of February, isia WI n cuRIis;
PETER ANDERSON.
Igfis~ems PHiLETusH Hoir
~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of he surrogate Csarl Of NJ
johS ikScE .iS Of re cs ofSs~ Yor. uen,a, s-,,,
Psren' ~ - Ii 'hr ,o, e' tns'-,' 7. u , ~
iofk, Che nnetsfhih i 81 August neat-Dalrd sI"'
WILLIAM HANcE (y,.~,
llflse6m. BENJAMIN s COOK. ''7''"
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INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-LOOk. The s1bser'
Der sgeni for three extensive India Rubber shoe &C
torsr and a. now IN store for sale a. extremely o" prices
varied and genera assortment embracing every style Ac
quality now being made Buyers may be assured ma
although 90 profess 70 have dN,, par laore ,Asn
he enre stok al present IN he cyl have enough to
supply AZ orders bow large likely 20 or- ior -e Dy
case. dozen. or single pair. HORACE II DAY, NJ anu
facu-r Of lasls and Gulis Percha goods ) Cortland s.
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DISTINCTIVE FINES IN THE COUNTIES or Pic
TOY AND SyD>Ey-Thc Picf0u Ckr0aicie Of the 2ith
inst states that the hrcs raging in the woods have done
considerable damage 10 the farmers. in consequence OF
al almost unprecedented droaih. Angmber OF houses
and barns with their contents have been consumed TO
sether with great numbers OF sheep and cattle In the
country around AnusOnishe the fires had extended In
every direction. and the people were leaving their
homes, IN consequence Of the density o. the smoke
around their dwelling
The mill OF Mr. James Fraser al West River.
has been destroyed BY are. New -BrGnswicSer.
SEvrRE SToRN.--We regret 10 learn that the
heavy blow which experienced in the city on
Friday night and saturday morning last has extended
loz distance up the rver. and has done very
siys injury 10 the aud cotton crops The sdyces
are as nigh up N!lhkens Bend, aud we learn tina,
above Baton Rouge, the storm amounted almost to
hurricane and has Frustrated entire neds Of cotton and
cane Tor long distances both sides Of the river We
shall probably not know for days the full extent
Of the injary. which has been Increased BY the tor
OF rain thai lell at the tune. y. Bal 2sd
FREE Soil At rHE WEsr.-The Al5aay i,las
of the 3lst Gays gentleman. lust FROM the Yves;
who resides in Wisconsin. speaks in the most san
1une manner of the prospects OF the cause OF Free
Soil In that section lie says Wisconsin, Michigan and
Ohio will in ms opinion 20 for VAN bVsEN and ADAMS
He came down the Lakes on the steamer A ID Pschin,
and during the voyage vote was taken on the fres
dental question among the passengers which stood
follows Van Buren, 70 Taylor b, Cas- ~
IMMIGRATION or JEws.-The JeiciSA ChrONscle
remarks that such is the feeling Of insecurity snd alarm
clt by that isrsghted people, the Jews Of Europe in
these tunes of Liberty Equality and fraternity that
a namber of respectable families have been baptized
into the Church OF Rome 20 escape persecution and
thousand Jews In Pesth have resolved 10 depart Tor
America, the rich undertaking TO support the poor
FIRE ~ SrERLiSc.-The satinet warp factory
Of c. H. Reynolds & Co Sterling, Conn wss destroyed
by IRE last Friday morning ats o'clock together with
wsrps 10 the value OF 81 600 The total los Is 5000
upon which there is no insurance. Mr. Reynolds was
badly burned,
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w way opposite Bonds tIhe Fall Term Of this Istiiu
ton will commence on Monday the 9Th ~ September The
aim ~ give thorough instruction IN few branches at
time Of carefully arranged and comprehensive course in
GLIDING drawing vocal music and other exercises for the
organs ~ sense the classics French mathematics history
aud geography, natural and political, &c. Corporal punish
mrnt i never resOrted 10.
The terms are s. So sl5 or s8 per quarter, without
extra charge for books, stationery or fuel and with de-
aucton ~ % per cent when Than Of the family
attend. Farther particulars may De obtained al the school
rooms. al Mr LIS residence, 10 reuihst
Private instruction given 90 ind yiduas small classes
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INRENCu AID ENGIIsU ROARpING AID

l. DAY SCHOAn FOR YOUNG LADlES.-Mrs.
MAERs, 78i Broadway, corner Of feminist New-fork
Who has had FOR m\ny years the haterng patronage
u the FIRST families legs that her School Will
reopen Tuesday. the 5ih of September Parents and
guardians who DESTROYS u placing their daughters snd
wards IN establishment where the number Il iniisd,
and where the unremluing Of the Principal 20 The
moral department and educ Othe pupil Is under her
sole up@nterdence will find her establishment possess
ing unequaled advantages.
The acknowledged ability Of Mrs Nears as an nsric-
respectfully infmaed by the refei she has
The privilege Of Offering
Circulars u terms can be found al her residence.
Nrs Mears VIII be home from the lst Of September,
from "A NJ 10 2. NJ. 10 receive visits. aus 3w'
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.

DICKINSON FRENCHS Patent Trzasferable Elliptic
llSpnug Sole - offered fJr sale 10 his city. Pe1es
aut al ncse whose business requires mucn Standing
All md then. real luxury. Please cal and xznlne
W. II. SLEEPER
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THE PATRONS OF THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
4 RE KE>PEGTEIIIN INEORnEU that h.


A RE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that its
4hneXt Term viii commence on Monday August y, IN
der the charge and management Of Mr.. BRAGG and his
son who propose dgenl and perseyeFing adherence 10
The system of Instruction heretofore pursueda system
which than thirty year, experience hs proved 10 be
pruduc Of results emneniy ~ The trades
man, and peculiarly adapted 70 bis ayocaions
The French language taught without additional charge,
and par urged 10 Jet that be part VI their CHI dfens
pursuits Increasingly important and almost essential
portion q respectable business es.caon the want Of
which often Obscis the progress Ct youth, who have 10
make way for better prepared rivals $ery often foreigners
who thus literally suppant hen aud leave them h. ine-
nor stations In their native city.
The terms Of the school wi be cos;a--i s. for the
lower classes, and - for the upper classes. Payment IN
al vance.
Pupils who wish 70 study particular branches indepen.
dent ofcl4sses, viii be charged $40 per qusrtcr
Private student. In Wiring Arithmetic Maihcnefcs,
French Latin ard Greek either In preparation for business
professions, College, from tl0 70 sl5 Pc quarter
Pnyae College Students wisng assistance the hi gh-
Lam and Greek Classics, will be charged very moder-
sicily II number assOclaie together.
Ladies' Classes In Wnlug o. other bsnchesf offended
between ; and Pm.
HgNsY I. BSAee give. instruction on the Flu.e Violin
and PisnoiOre, between and Q PM.
ISAAC = BRAGG.
HENRY z. BRAGG
B. Drawing Is taught 10 al the classes.
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