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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

IRVING I<STITT TE-ranytou n. New fork-NlL-
lLIAM 4 LYON. M Principal, aided BY wel-snsiincf
Ieschefs Session commences 1T May. Winter
Session Ia Novenber-each confirming eve months Tas
hr together " nh French and ne Ancieni Languages
Terms Der Session 500 for uyene pupils, for scaiet
r.rTs fupis may be- admitted II any une
~ se ho desire % place a. boarding Schools, ma
.vansss OF ihs nsiulon believed 70 De equal y no'
superior 90 any a..
b ~. been la sacces.ful operation ten years TIE loes-
~ 4.-hffl ana saluhroGs = convenient OF Hcrcss Hofi
h- r.ry The ediscc = coulfnoOus and cosnforat-i
-r,.i-1s ann e. ant disconnected fufu me Nlila.r
Tn so,errrreUf : efccni Dot mdrs>enicAng uai ~
regulated Christian .smiy. and =, day schoAi- sc
admired 10 cuuntersc ibe sslusry influence 81 fanny
training. -, o.. Il
Tie system II Instruction designed not merely " "a
and psrfci he pupil IN the branches sided ou 70
tcscop All nsfuc, he Judgment % enishen NC s li
standing. 20 form DE habits and 70 ave mora anu "s'
direction Oh the inclnauo1s
for particulars. Pamphlet Circular, conisns me nj
formation most likely % De- sought. which may he had on
plcauon TO he Puucpa Tsrryiown, 70 his sscn1s'
CIsIk 4 Austin. 2fo Brcadway. y Y
gKfESENCES. ~ FySNIssioN
Washington Irving, Esq TaTgtoWn.
Hon Galan & Nerplaak NeN-NoTk Cly
Lrhcdee Cook, Esg.
Mouis Robinson, 10
Benjamin Loier, ESQ
Rev Dr. Creiglfo .rarrysown
Rev Joseph " li>on.
Com Alex Sidcu Mackenzie. Us
Can't Nflnn Co0b,
Rev D-. Berrian,. D.. Ncw.Nofk Cay
Rev Dr. Peck.
Georgc T. Trmble. ESQ
Ron J amcs Harper,
Frscis Hall. Esq hNl. W
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rARRyroWN INSTITUTE,
Seleci Boa1liag school i0r Boys' n I'Iyo"D' n


4 NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
'kiilS iNSTlrt TON : pleasantly situated one-ihaa ~
mile north OF he village. near he sroi on wsch hs'
Andre was taken. amt about half mile iruu Toe seani't
landing and Hudson River Railroad The buildings are wei
cacIla'e lur the purpose having ample Play ground, &c
Tn tins insulation Young gentlemen Ni be thoroughly si
ceu u all Tie branches 81 English aud ClaSsic tdu
ou,r'usie for commercial pursuits entering college
The discipline VIII be mild and parental, YET cfcieni, ca
clNed o excite and please rather Than enharrsss auf
pcrpitN the mind, and pupil viii be allowed % psss
through his snides until he has thorough ard prartca
know ledge of the sane and every attention VII be pad ~
their manners. morals and Intellectual improvement
Tine Principal having been than twenty wears
cessly engaged In hs profession. feels mmse fully
pcicu 10 give perfect satisfaction 10 those NO may patron
lle the Institution.
There are Two terms in the year, cech :. weeks.
The summer Term commencing ON the net Of MAY, AMI
ihp inter Ou The ct November though scholars may
admitted any time bui iur css perOd than one
frnn without special sgrremcnf The price ci Board sf
ia tom. including washing ami mcndng, Tor he Sunnf9
Term. from - 80. and the Winter Term nom =" Do
so according the branches Pnrg, payable IN advance
REFERENCES
TluviusIi-Rcv. Joseph Wilson. 3 W Sc0hnef NJ u
Rev T. Chambcflm. Rev. G. n. lndeIhl New York
CIv-Rey Bishop r. : James. n.D Rev 'fcseh Pastor
VI r Church Aensf, Rev. q. u. Fisher Pastor Dutch 2
Church. Brnorne-sf Rev. g. Coles no Mulberry si- re.
Brown Pastor T. Chufch orrens-sii Rev. q
Browne 80 Bond.li Rev d " Clark. Pastor NJ r. Chmch
>unvanst. Rev n CoucDD Pastor lst baptist Church
Brn1mc e.. Re- o. ' Amcuman. Pastor VI =. tmtch.
Bedford ST.. Rev Remington. Pastor of Bspusi Church,
Sfaifon-st New Haven Ct-Rev. jos Law mylo ueoa
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NOR THE LADIEs-THE ROTARY cARPEI
l. pRoON f0r sweeping carpets without raising any t-
o. H. mos. useful luFeiuols at The No lay VIZ
- ---~sf .hlrfi be wifaouf Models may y exam
i,es and orders received n Is hpd1~Ay- myls ~
CHANCE To GIT INTO BU>iN7ss-f9f se.f,
\ he bar fixtures and cnlfents II porter am ~ ~
I--e in ro8f stani and doing god business leih-
$50 For parciars inquire Al the grocery eo,ae. q
Mercer and grand 80 H'H-
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SCHOOL FOR lot NJ LADIES ~ ,hhiNtN
MISS GARFIELD has established school i1f
vi ,oung ladies' al ~ Mc. Niuciccuisi between isa
and Nmfrayeuues On opening school in tue vicinity.
Mis- a. hopes by ahul discharge ~ her duty, ana oy
f attention fo ho moral ami eiois training, wen a.
p the Intellectual other pupil, Ia merit share ot the
H., ronencina ON MONDAY Mays Pupils will be received
af any ts during the term, and charged u proper on
Reference Ia gentlemen of The Highest character VIII pe
unlimited io parents guardians and terms AMI Other pa
lars made Known application 10 Miss Garfield At ih'
.-iooi myli 3taw2Nf
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The Bank q Chester Coulfy hereby mtAe' hAonh Hh
the late u the arrest Of one 81 ne f0opeis "a iecy
with 5000 ii the stolen noies 10 s po'sest y no"
risrl 10 b. mistake and tie puolc are again eau
a. H. r,frr porron oil hose ouf, consists Of
The notes hich were stolen - ,.
Persons In posse - any = me % --let WI
One - lie rgrrefy ii reIrning them direct 20 the Bank
with satisfactory account II them, g = due HAe - ne
Iu-fufcn alf public u51cc, hat none u them D. fe-t 10
n Vifhut tie srgicfe-f security No attention need De pa
oague reports u the recovery OF the stolen MORE "a
s 81 such afhetlc notice vi che fact VIII p' IN
rgeiiafeiy published By order u The Directors
NM. DARLINGTON, President
West Chester, Pa May 10, 1872 myl' '''V
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Uurping Of a Newspaper ONCE conviction Of
LrugfeIdf.

PHILADELTIuA, Fn1ayl Ny ~.
The Office Of tn Spirit Of The Times ard Do',y
Key.foae was accidentally fired this morning at
O'Clock. Tho building was entirely Quilted. The
forms. part of the type and books were all saved.
Langieldt has been found guilty OF the wH.uI
murder al Mrs. Nadcmachcr.
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PAPERS of he fr., nn.IItr. !

WRITING PAPERS of the fret quality, al low
w prce5.-FRANCls LOT TREL, Y Naiden-ane, sell
tie manufactures lowest c-h price. quantities to sit
Purchasers superior linen Cap AMI Leier Papers, nied
ana plain blue and white Sovc, also. Laid Pdper. small
sike Letter. Ncie Papers great vaey Morning Let
and Sofe Tissuecolored aud gold PsPers. PerofAed
Board Drawing Paper; Bristol Board. knyelops ~
every ske aui style Cheap 40 snd Letter Psp~r-, Wrap
uink &c FRANCIS a LOUTREL,
myls Manufacturing Stsnoners, ~ Maden1Anr
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INHLADELIHIAI IIII'FI NY n
Tia, venerable AsHBgL GREEN, Chaplain To- the
c,r.t Congress. died ia tins City this morning az q
very advanced age.
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IE ma. rnnliA. nnIG. ID ,.n-Innd. wi

II NR. TllOliA~ DOIC, of scotland " no arrived
I'm the packet Liverpool a NeWl ors. n august llsi
viI send his address f0 CAMERON BRAND, T. 1nd ~
Pre.i Ne,y-York h. letters viii be- iorN sried n is
should meet ie observation of any acquaintance uinna
Ip1 from them wi. Dee thankfully received. mNl7 D"
o~1-A black. briss bound tulus. marked 4 b. r. WIS
iiuk,u from the bag ear af Albany on Thursday as
ANY information respecting b n sent io - Gtc"nNich-si
Na., Ynr. ,,Ill boz literally rewarded nlYlh lW
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Arrr-r ot RorgtHs. Three ot the persons
concern % p the robbery of the sfeom1oat Bradford
nuIf.c. 90 Bristol a. T. oft package containing 5000
in bills ol ihe Providence Bsnks have been arrested
Th.ir names arc Is. T.. Bidder Edward Baxter Hud Rich
afd ki.rnon Two were arrested iu Providence and
oue 200 Worcester. They were detected boo the follow
Iug manner. The wife ot hiernon keeps n bonnet
store m Providence Ahlty dollar h WIS given 20 her
p, one of her customers bon pay for bonnet Being un
able 90 change To- she handed 30 over % her husband
who produced bills answering o. those stolen h'mon
a. arrested and his house searched which resulted m
funding about S9'D of the mi. -ing money B0st TRAY
IorrtRits.-The argument at the demurrers 900
tho ease of Chas f. Duraut who sues tor the County
of Hudson vs. James O.. Gregory and others. Tor the
uruafy of 900 tor each offence tor drawing lottery
contrary 10 the statuc down for the last Hudson
Circuit VIII be- heard 10 Newark catly .n June nest.
Tho defendant In these cases have dcmurrci 10 the
declarations This Will bring up the Legality of the
whole thing % the dcmurrers are oFcuuet, the
amount OF the recovery viii De- immense
Jersey city Telegraph
SAD OCCrERFNfE.--A younr man by the name ol
Almsicdt met with a sudden death ON Tuesday morn
inz last Hc was under TODD. in the habit 81 u-in,
lsudanum rs a relief from f. disease 10 which be- was
particularly subject and the presumption is that cN
hau-ted from exercise in which Dee had been engaged
hc rcsortcd % the of laudanum relief from
pain and iu hi- haste. took overdose. When dis.
covered he already dying and no means could re-
-u-citate him. ST. Louis hepuhicHn, t2ih.
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Presidential Preferences.

Ncw-JcvcV-lhc Wings OF MowSiown have
adopted the following:
R6s0lred That az union and harmony In the Wing
party essential 20 il the coming Election
laying aside individual preferences for any particular
candidate We win give the Nominee of the National
Convention our united support
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SENTENCE or RrNsELLTR.-lu the Munclpa'
Court Yesterday Judge Ward sentenced samuel linck'
in. on two charges of violation of the license la" io
fuc Of 500 or fcn days imprisonment iu tle common
nl Mr. Huck.ns had no hesitation IN choosing me ai.
tor al.ornafire Boston Traveller. 18th.
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4 FIsH STORY Some fishermen ot HoIl"cS s
Harbor near New Haven. few days since drew ~ a.
single haul two millions OF white hsh, NJ nearly hs
could be estimated weighing average about three
quarters of pound each The total weight OF the haul
therefore was about 10000 lbs or 10 tons 70 was
the greatest haul of sh made IN that hsrbor ana
we suspect 10 viii not be easy % match il anywhere
The farmers from the nci.hboring country were enga-
ed three or four DAYS n carrying them OF 10 lmuen-e
cart loads They sen M 80 - cents the lplo The
fishermen are much indebted 20 a bcgy of porp1se'
who drove the white hsh into the hsrhor helping them
elves meanyy lille no doubt 90 a very large number
Now Bedford Mercury
The JouHai ~ Commerce Gays there were nearer
four millions than TWO. taken Al this haul
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In those states which are marked with asierisk
Members OF Congress 30 be- chosen well A. state
officers.
The Presidential Election Is % take place throughout
the Union on tuesday the l1th OF November. The
Electoral College will contain POI members, Counting
tor Wisconsin, of which % viii be- a majority.
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\IOTICE To rHE -rg.CRIBEH-- oF 20 ~

EFREED STOCK or Inf NV '.tN go
HARLFN RAILROAD COMPANI.-Ine "n9e llfl}
t'lisapI shares 10 preferred ,fDcs having been -leill
,I -ir. are hereby notified thai ie hr.i ~ iii-n OF
:, on each share j. payable MONDAY d. - intn a.
~, oas~a , Htnogersf A KYLE j. Secretary.
ia
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NUcArAN.-IHc Taking Of Bac0i1r.-The Ccq-
iroi Amoiooa Tnaos Of the e5th ult has full acco,
Of The capture OF Bacaar by the Indians the particulars
OF (which We copy
No itilc alarm has been excited in Belize by the srri
walls oil large numbers of refugees from Bacalar 90
which pace me Maya Indians had extended their incur
sons and reduced IT, with the exception of the ort and
a lew houses
The following Is reported by an eyewitness
50 daylight ON the morning of the 18Th OF Aprl Tho
town OF Bacssr closely invested aud 81, on fr, i
different directions by the Indians. who occupied , c
tent o about 800 yards, and Kept up nccssan, inc
which was retained by the inhabitants This cNchan.
Of IRE continued for the space Of three DAYS ON The
afternoon of the third day. quad given hy two
turcs and a Arum the Indians in body lct iho bush
in which they had been concealed. and assaulted the
Entertainments. which they carried the spsnisrds hvn,
only time 10 give one yocy aud they being oycrpowcr
"a were disarmcd Those who were able to escape
took refuge in the font, aud the Indian inioNcaed
with their success inundated this hcauiiiu. town 1hor
hcr hy the confession of drscfcl amounted 10
1900 men Since writing the above. the fort hls been
surrendered the indians who have dismissed the men
"a h. after ehavng their heads.
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has lciter from Querctaro OF The Hh all which say
Yesterday the twentyh meeting, preparatory To-
the session Of the Congress took place, and alter
the reading al many documents relative % the pcpuii-
who have not yet made their appearance. lor want Of
money! note addressed The Minister ol Finance
% the effect that be- should fcniitanccs 10 De-
made 10 The absent Deputies OF the funds necessary 10
dCirsy the expense Of their journey 10 Die Capital
The continued arrival of the now Deputies and the
offered by such have not yet reached here
pfesage a prompt denOuemcnt The prevailing opinion
Is that there will be- peace.
The troops Of the Government have obtained some
advantages over the rcyOtcrs OF hichu (CerrO Gordo)
These lssl have had elk killed aud twenty-five wounded
and made prisoners stll the affair u not yet deter.
mined. There a reyor, yesterday that the revolt
had made their appearance within six leagues Of
Quercisro at the hacienda OF Chchmsqulllss with
predatory designs but they had time 10 effect their
purposes This new civil war bodies unhappy results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

STATE ELfcTioNs FOR isi-.-Th" Follow ing
table rivc the d1c of the state Elections which are -
take place during The year, tlcy have already been
held I'm New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode island and
N,rliui4
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i frstfurST snd -aloOn y now open al ~ 'one.~t
80 ,,,,.,s,r I.aIse between Hudson Snd Nkrcksr
~. ~ wholesale ard retail ane s'd aeh
,s sreIe for gardens, saloons, STEAMBOATS, 90 eAo~'
Mo nlcs privafe families, &c. -,
Tie propfefor viii spare neither pains nor e. Pensr -
a.rir1 fheir Saloon strictly genieel, where soes ~,
, .v reysle themselves with Ice Cream ana V'h'i
.efre.hneois All orders paneuaaiiy aihled "''' y"
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49, Of New \ rIg.-Ness-lnrz. May T. lrie-Ine
,,, i1 of il- Association for lle transaction " bus
1ess wi be ed a. National a. = anal - 90 Monday
- riI a., III ffne nel 0'cocs, VI and Al ocioc.
u n o ~ s,ra d1y and az The sanie place an election
,I h. hold fr h. Managers and Inspectors Of tscion
q dor other ffan those who have compiled win
A. f Bv Laws Of -ad Association Is entitled 10 vote
~ ny ~, y BENJAMIN PINT. seeIelary.
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BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
fCaruiLpaco. Bleeckef--i New York
4 .ONDICTED Bl MADAME INK FROM "a

y Rl~-fhis establishment, which commune To 'luNN Il-
confidence ,hr first families n ihs civ s spacious ann
comfortable u every respect Madame iiiN b. assisted by
he hr.i Professors IA New York Terms very moiefaie
uty iHw.lu>
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,-rwI,up -ToRE.-Tle .ab.crIier hss

,-Iu LAMP -TpRE.-Tle subscriber has on han1
is>rns ~ every descrpnn and % ae noel aipio'ei
svies fr OIL Lard. ctmplene tufnn- lin' am Ea'' o."
fes haI lanterns glasses. vics-, &c DO OF. cam
~b--- -niri gas AMI pi1sgeue gas-N. b Ten lnerrnt
,ie III miniature solar Lamps Tor lar or OIL ~ - li-
n. and - eaci ruf selr' Nu'r-a-e ail retail
Al H. lowest prices ior cash.
o ~ CHARLES FULLER, 25jt Greeuwicl-st
a., I'm between Murray and Warren IS
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By IcIrcrnnh 10 lhe newborn Tribune.
Death of Rev. DR.. Emory.


Rev. Dr. Emory, President Of Dickinson Col
l..., died here last night OF disease Of the lungs
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W ANTS.

WANTED To Dagueuco,yp isi, or lo any one ,'
w ,t.ies IN rrrhsse or fo rent ps-rffeo1re e-'ai
shr-f fr haff lis ,re rare CHARGE h. now uteftd o.
te s,h.crher has other business l' ',ia1,nnsn' = H
Gated n Broadway. and - one ci ne - ,'AHt, ~
rsled n Ore nr,f s-ve with pictures, slcitl>' am
hing requisite Cor fle business. snt has been -,
* wears One who can pay from - o el,s an
good security Cor the he have yeef or more R
pay Pie remainder Address with READ name, or oiAe
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(,oP ,RTNER~UEP.-The undersigned have m
tldsv f0rne copsrtnef-hip for the uansi',sl p ~
q t Ros and general stationery business which VII p.
-,1sn-fed BIS r j HOSFORD under The name II D. FILL
eco HCiSFORD n ile old stand n DAVID fe.i % ~
V,.,f.f S..yy.Y,,rs NavLl8R DAVID FIT,
WILLARD FELL,
to 90. r j. HOSFORD.
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SsOO CHALLE> .':.t:. ,

c-OO CHALLENGE ,es . gen gem. III :. de-
49,, nseing Talonns and Repairing Es.eeas"h'a
:, u go - where you get all greAse l'en ' a, 80
- esl,acfed from Your clothes witnyl. s..s 49,
~, :, 10 sloriesf notice and on nc inos' 49,
s.oa 1917 Nv a r. NOAH % GOd-si iwo o.J $1,000, I'LL -"
,,,nZ n B. Tie highest price Paio TOT s''''" ,n.,b
efef afpg-
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sHEw " d. ana Dr. RooF lhoh pupils Of freis-nii< A.-
Tend To- ra eni a. above One Of e physicians n ets'
VII be IN constant attendance a. syos'ei ai'i l''P
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no TAIIOES.-Nanied-A experienced cutter
Address by Letter. stating the period thar they have been
empoved hy each establishment the above capacity io
4 4 T. nrcpad. care of Messrs Greed. Bocsce Co o.
Maiden lane and Nham-sf ou Or before The 5st INST Ni
nv ID -o : ln ncr month mvls jfcoi
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FIRST PREMIUM

STRAV.ITAT FACTORY. - BOWEkf,
= BETWEEN HESTER AND GRAND 5ls.-.lue
a adgeriser announces ~ the ladies OF Ne" lorh
81 - ai he has now the most fashionable assortment oi
w Has for the season, consisting oi French snn Eng
li-h Pameia GOssaner, Son straw, Tuscan aud Fancy
Rongh and Ready. together with assortment u Pans
Ribbons and Flowers, which he sells as 10" ~ any v'hei
,,loiesale or retail establishment IN the city
All Kinds Of Hats cleaned pressed sud altered ln IN"
latest aud most approved styles Brads o different AMI
aysvs o hand and merchants ard millnefs supplied.
"a 2mTuAss THOMAS YOUNG - B0wery
IN SPRING FAsBION.-Jus, finished, ne nos'
.pendd article ever offered elegant French slk Has
the low price OF g. usually sold for ~ Also an a.
~ ~ "a Ia ' BROWNIE Canalst
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~ ANTED-A few active young men io 20 >ouu oI
w We,' o aci as agents Cor the sale ~ new and roput
rIblcauonsSt1 over and above their expenses wl oe
insured Oh them writing. Win opportunity of cetrins
q nm rer year. some men now in our employ VIII ro
doubt make over = 80 per year. clear oi AT expenses
Zach man vii have bis distinct D. v De- necessary i1r
Them fo have Ar from - - obtain -oo ffrE
orff Apply o. FRENCfrS Publishing Han a8 Roadway.
up stars Office of ihe Fag oi our Union. AL letters must
b. r,.frgf - q
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nave now FOR SALE at nv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bo

~T--r - cfasing Pianos will ind 10 their adysr
3J n n 1taze 30 call 81 X. Glenn Cos Mainifsco-
/ j a j Try, i9i Futonst west Of Broed~syl
general assOrtfne 81 Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos c1
any on hand winch viii be sOd low FOR casb o. approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
n,yH h GLENN co. l9i tUIion-si
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Prom this moment they ceased 10 think of them
-c'c- m order % think of the example of the death of
republicans they wished 20 leave The people Then
voices ,AhA ~ tne enc oi each verse only % rice
.onorous 20 the hr,t lime of the next ,rr. zach rr.
contained four With the exception OF tho last in which
sy the body OF Nalxc Ill, head shaken hy fb.. con
QUESTION over the stones, swsyCd % amt f0 before hi.
friends who we're forced 90 close their ewes 10 avoid
seeing be hgid features bat who sii joined In IA
.tran On their arrival al the scaud they an embraced
ian token Of community in liberty life and death ,ns
then resumed their iuncrea chant All died without
weakness ~icry with irony nitor ascending the plat
form walked round salutins tte people though 20
tbsnk cu for his glory and death. The hymn became
foebler az each fail OF the voice stil continued
H. that OF Vergnaud executed the last Like his com
panions ne ala not die bat passed away IN enthusiasm
and n. life commencing by immortal Grafton, ended
by hymn 10 the eternity Of the Revolution.
One cart bore away their bodies and one grave by
the side of that OF Louis XVI received them
some years aiterward, IA searching the HehiNes Oh
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MRS W. n. DuFTS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

r0NFkINsviiLt. sfArtN ISLAND
I'VE SPRING TERM viii commence Monday, IT, oi
] MAY The course of Instruction viii include the I'm
sh French spanish AND Italian languages. music, draw 1.
ana dancing Circulars may be obtained AZ fs ohee, ar
Mrssrs Lockw GODS, an BIoadw ay, ur al the schov Mr.
DnF bees O refer fhe following gentlemen Tor any ni'
mn LLlL ma BIZ IunmTlL-
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- TIE Little WIFE. A Record OF Mat
rimouid Life by Mrs GREY has been Issued by
reter.ou Philadelphia and j. sold here by Beriord
Co. As'or House. Mrs. Greys stories enjoy wide
popularity among those who admire the more domes
,.c features and moderate style OF light reading
Tn L,.r PorrnA1r or ADAus.-A Hthorroph
Of SON bury. .,ctch of Ex-President Adams few
aours before his death. has just been published by
er0ny Moior ~ Fufonst
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j. ID. PlERsoN MD Prppueior-Ihi' '-ie,lslni'iu y ~
rifv containing some sixty with several private par
lors good table FOR invald-, or DINERS Wio "'a q go
plain diet; a.-o q hue aIancrinen 20 ,tN-i- ~
last Founeenfi-si. near uionsqlafe- y I a. ihl
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GENERAL NOTICES.
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~ PhrenoIogi-i- aud Publishers, FowLES' q
" Bills, Clinton Hall, lSl Na,sau-s'- ~ 1
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PIE parish o a Madeleine the bin 0i fne -rtre1gslr
0f fte Commune vas found with the orf Of he Pres
deaf on the Salonal Treasury for ~ payment TWEEN
ty two deuuuo- of Olronie the collins. AZ france e.
pence of mtoneuf SO francs total -l0 francs
Such Oh price oi the shore.siul oi earth tli co
prrd the founder. OF the Republic Never did H=chy
ls or Shakespeare invent more bitter derson % la'n
than this psi. OF rryedgyer demanding and receiving
De- ray for having alternately buried al the monarchy
md N The rcuuhLIc Of m-ghly nation