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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Taking 40 the sword.

At the sitting OF the Deputies In Rome on the 25th
ult Minister Mamisni mounted the tribune and de
cared that the Ministerial crisis had ceased that the
Ministry assumes the most unlimited responsibility
He concluded by reading paper written ny inc rope
own hand 10 the following purpose
l. The Ponti gives full power TO the Minister 70 de-
fend the State by all possible means.
D He ordered that the Minister conclude immedi-
acly and publish the League with the Italian Princes
lie gives full powers 10 the Minister b place the
Pontical troops under the dependence Of Charles
Albert that the affairs concerning the may be regu
lated according 10 the orders Of that Prince.
These declarations were received with vehement
applause.
At secret meeting of the Chamber Of Deputies, a
letter tine Minister of the Interior 10 the resdent
of the Chamber was read announcing that the whole
Ministry intended taking upon itself the responsibility
Of lie acts in the sense the most strictly Constitutional
Upon this the Chamber authorized its President to
convoke the Chamber 10 public sitting. as IN accept
ing complete responsibility, the Ministry indicated tha
II had changed the conditions of its existence
Do Francis Xmones, highly Intelligent ana re
spected clergymen assassnated In the open square
OF the Jesuits chief establishment, at the foot Of the
Cauitol ON the 10Th inst
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SCHOOLS.
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.

rrruE Summary hss a location smnenly beautiful
\ hesty an retired. AaouEh VIII 1.y..' i' s
are surrruty spacious 20 prevent 81 nteffaploes Ioll
without The main building JED iret "a ien-l1 Au iv-I -
ries hshl has before yell Of Smelly Ysnes aed ue1-
iasieliy arranged n Irel. :, VIII =. = a..
the rear open ARA f1f ex resei % me ~ We.
ou he north ~ the main building. ard On ne - ~
smaller one which B. devoted % the .eicns a. piae-c
of Musc and painting n OF tnd "aef co3fs AAi ~ So
4. interfere vl he quiet order of NE siif an
class rou An apartment ny feet square = reserved 20
be- mqr b. ding ilr INSTRUCTION u grace 20 ae olnt AZ
b. +.y.,tirb Is mostly urscnced ir winter even ncs
Il ron j. lse 0f daily exercise ll Dad "ca.rf eil i-i-
5 ,,fb 80 rtr-r-s-c apparatus a. gsefu. 10 pro
r.o.ine r1ys.csl scam All symmetry.
TIE -ivlu-sg-s VI his Institution are - result Of ne a..
cunl sied facilities oi The hny'hfe years % u oa"aia
IT, ,i year consists OF a weeks. divided into Two
terms 10 - weeks eerhle one commencing 9l tr tlr-
W edneday ~ srrter -r re otl-f OF i- .ljl y ~ ~
oi -@1rlly lf he close Of "cn mere j. 'a1'''oi V
eI- lf pgths
connected with o. such r0om-reli, " asnie' lur La
a. So Ter anlm Al sdcil1nal charge made Tor hi-
&c an tie other ornamental branches % fense education
WHFEE AIMED sUN Is fEEFEsRtp, So fES ANNtN $50
p,,er . AZ r4r r1vvrNcrNrNT OF EAcr rEENl WILL s.
RECEIVED tNo Fos FuFL sNrrls5 70 All rHE 40
vkvrAGfs % rHE tNsrirt rioN
1ar only from me tine oi entrance.
fts Ilsullon .foras facilities tor borough course 81.
ls.fl and arnan-rfa education. Tie ncipals ore as
s.s.-d ry el--e1 Professors and Teacher.
Do Is furnished win valuable Library a. .Sieu.Fe Pm
lo-0p.ca A2pafslls. awe-se.ec.sl oa'a 2 o. Minerals
ard Shells. Maps. Charts, Globes Aol1s, ana choice coli
.eruuu 0f Pictures
livery iscliy Afforded for ihr unrol-n study ol tle
French Language Tire French Teachers reside in ht
family ana sisn. their system 40 instruction u The use 90
tle language in conversation.
Extensive courses of Lectures are annually delivered by
Professors on Cheu.si~y. Nlural Philosophy, Geol ~
Botany. Autonomy. Eloculon and history.
Pupis from distance received into the family of ne
Prrc pals and regarded with parental wsichf1ress, he
ro.i vglant attention being given 10 her health snd me
cultivation of thsir morals and manners They occnry pu
vale rooms-tN0i each-tne IT the fifteen female
teachers and chat of experienced nurse beng among
those Of the young aides.
Circular. containing more particular information may be
obtained by application to he Principals, John Willard
and Sarah l. Willard. Troy. Y Y anil 2weod'
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SPAIN
MiuisieriaI Chnnges, &c.

The Gazette contains the DEGREES accepting the resig
nation of Sotomayor the appointment OF Pids as Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs the recall of Conchs from Paris
and the substitution In his stead of Soomsyor Am
contains official document confirming the Queen 5
miscarriage.
The Queen 10 proceed on the 10th 10 the Escura
and aer remain ng there few days TO return 10 Ma
drid The Marc Pa dc Minahores, and the Marquis de
Bednar he latter favoriie OF the Queen, had,
count of presumed connection with the intrigue To
upset Nsryaez fallen into disgrace
Cabrera Bsyonne letter OF the st says. crossed the
Ebro, at Mequmenza at the head OF 600 men.
number OF the soldiers who had mutinied al Ls
Grsnja 10 be transported to the Cherins Islands
on the coast of Africa
Senior Mon hiss been appointed Ambassador Extra
ordinary aud Plen.potentisry TO Vienna
All the Csrlist prisoners taken al Campsnario have
been condemned 10 death.
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GERMANY.
The Wnr with Denmark.

letter from Cologne dated the 7th states that prep
AfatOns for the war against Denmark were being
actively made throughout the German States. 5000
Bsvarsn troops were to start Immediately iof Schles
wig Holste;n and an equal number Of Wuriembergcrs.
5000 Saxon infantry and 500 cavalry are 10 be Tor.
warded In ALL the reinforcement 10 General Wrangel =
army will amount 20 10000 men. On the other hand
our Hamburg Correspondent writing on the oh, says
courier passed through this morning from Frankfort
TO General Wrange and report says, with orders moi
10 recommcnce hOstihties the Administrator intend.
sending Ambassador TO Copenhagen 10 arrange about
an srmistico IL the Danish Government acknowledge
the Central Power Cor the Provisional ENecuuveJ
This looks peaceabe again and act OF wisdom on the
psYs Of the Administrator who probably has been adj
vsed 10 this step by the Minister OF Justice, Heckschef
who always maintained, and stated 80 IN Parliament
that Scheswig AN integral part .ci Denmark with
which Germany had no right to interfere
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French and swiss Aid.

Inc following notification posted up at Milan on
the 81 inst on the part Of Of the French nhao
ants Of the place
olered by our arms approaching Milan. SHAH We re-
main inactive when The defence Of hs tine city IN qles-
fion Snail we remain nsenbls and cod 70 ne appeal %
arms Of the Lombard PeOpsl Le us a. o1ce Unite ana
forIn French sNiss Legion Let q DO the advance guard
of our brethren 10 arms and msy AID together IN
deiversuee Of this noble nation, fighting we ga nor ong
since for the sacred Of Lbory naim = ffatea"e
August 1879. .. 'o|t t,I.,,.-s
The Piedrnontese General (OlWerD has taken the
direction Of the Government OF LOmbardy ~ order Of
the King and IN virtue Of the treaty Of union
Tho p,nseyo Iaaao of Genos Of the 9Th states In a
ostscrpt that Al noon intelligence had arrived there Of
he Austrans having entered Pava which was almost
completely deserted on the morning Of me 4tn ne
bridge of the Pc had been cut by the Piedmonese, who
were on the other side Of the Pc under the command
of General TrOtu
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CONSUMPTION
DisdIfils1
OF is TerrOrs.

DR. HAsTfNSs's
COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHTHA
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, de-
throat ws.s1 ny ne . U oGGa 1 egsS ausy
ali diseases u the chest and lungs.
Tins celebrated preparation Is pleasant to the taste, and
Is speedy IN ~ operations that patients plainly feel s
good effects In few minutes after taking the first dose
When Dr. Hastings mad discovered the virtue Of Naphha
four years he announced In private circular to
lumber Of distinguished physicians various parts OF Eng
and, with request that they would put medical proper.
lies To the test and report aecodpg he result va bost
o. testimonials Of the most favorable character nearly all
4 which agreed Ia certifying that medicns they had
ever used could bear any cofnpar on win II In
hacking coughs danhea and stopping night sweas
IL was also generally remarked 10 have wonderful effect
In Increasing the appetite, weight and spirits Of paen
manc diseases OF these TESTIMONIALS which were ali pub.
shed al the time n the Medical Recorder nine spoke Of its
extraordinary influence In cases Of consumpuon-each
rooorang Dr. hasungss opinion that he had actually dis
covered me great secret 80 long and yAnly sought for
namely preparation that would stop The formation Of "a.
Defces On ne lungs remove hose already formed and thus
the most fatal Of all maadies and which had previous
y been regarded as being altogether inclrable. Dr. VIII
hanson u Manchester thus writes:
taf-r ~ m - have sern the emaratet beng. whose
hi AZ fehageh. -ary fanss Of niens- suffering ass ~.
.f cough of the e1n fepo-e ~leh 'oD- aoc0mPan. sound
Dr. Ware OF Liverpool says;
reEsri hastg.s syriP q Naphta Of III u-esl
!. .,,5i.,s s - ~, - = s-..y 30 cunns consumption
Dr. Boyd OF Lsncsster HsiIs h a. TIRE g,a., ,,.
i've anudote and eure7 and DR.. Hamilton OF BAH pro-
nOUnces Il the only known remedy which nav b., relied
On Tor removing lDefcOes from he lungs and preventing
Hssangss Compound Syrup Of Naphths s now being
Used IN nearly al car hospita and Is also coming ma
rapd Use among all our beat physicians FOR coughs Gods
s a. ulssa.-s 81 me ungs II has been recommended In
nc .ost str Of consumption by tho celebrated phy.can
Dr Aou o. New-fork and DR.. Arnold Of Ssysnnah q a
wiring 70 he Agent al NewYork under date Of January
81, lef3, says.
he hall totsn Hssig,. Ssphths Syrup ordered from
49, 80 - eenfired TIA; Naphtha the principal re,at Il
-l -, Tor Nlf VII sent 8sren and hall "a
efl-f b. r. - $500 > IN y w
Price 81 per bottle liz bottles for s. None genuine with.
Oll me written SIGNATURE OF ~ A. y. HARRISON on the
HrspPer. OEce az Oreenwich-sL N. Y. aus TuTh8slm
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NORTHERN ITALY.
Radet.ky,s Proc IamatIOn.

Marshal Radetsky addressed the following pocis ma
ton 10 the inhabitants Of Lombafdy dated Fallesi'
the 9th ultmo ..... .,e 49,. ~
nv vaan, AMI victorious army 10 deliver y0l rom
rlcal and revolutionary dominion fslons y pe..Dis
many among you have forgotten ther GUY 20
fh.r u iii MAZE Sovereign Return % your a1y OF SUD
erfs fder the protecting scepieT OF ne emperor ana
t.y FER Won ny hand for the purpose Of sincere re-
eoncssfon LOmbsrds. listen % my DeneVoeni adFcs
pece,ye with confidence your valiant troops. Ihsy VIII
.s,snee the most complete security Of person and pro
ssrv 10 Ill peacesbe cizens; but marital az sha be sp
pe1 Ia al is severity those who clOse her ears 20 my
sxborsfoDs. You have your choice nod my GUY 70
49,.
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4 t,ODD fIAIK DN E-Ile Del NAV W lave e,eT
i seen j. o BILLIARDS. Improved Permanent Ii
ouii Hair Dye II wi. make any shade from white 10 et
black that grey hair be- restored 90 ls original color
and sandy gh red irmsched with any darker shade
retaining The rOs and -oness OF the original hair, which
the evidence that be- given that j. no way
injurious 10 the hair the skn For sale By The under
signed, where beautiful samples Of hair may be seen
Rushb q, CLARK Co no Broadway and 10 Aston House
Crstsdoro Astor House Keicham Henshsw III Fulton
81 c ST Guion. ~ Bowery Mrs NJ Hayes, 35 Fulton
Brooklyn For sale wholesale by The manui acurer,
al 81 Conlsnd.si. n. \ aus lw+
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Later Foreign Items.

Several OF the morningpePers publish telegraphc
dispatches with later items OF than received
by the regular mail. We find the following additional
intelligence among thcm.
LNERrooI. Aug i2-l Pm.
MoSr IMPORTANT, 10 TRVE.--lt currently
rumored in Dublin yesterday and pretty generally be-
heved that the Roman Catholic hierarchy and clergy
were about 10 make most important move. They
will it Is said shortly assume the Office Of peace makers
u Is said that memorial has been got up the part OF
the bishops and clergy pTayiag for csera amRssiy OF
all political offences Several parties IN woliniormod
qasrters seem 10 think that the nay be successful
The news OF the surrender OF Milsnis confirmed
The French Government had ordered CONSUMPTION
ol $1,000 men.
IMPORTANT FRoM MoRocco.--A letter from Melilla of
the 18th states that daring the whole of that previous
day the fortress had suffered Furious attack from the
Moors. who had planted cannon on the nights which
commanded the city from which they hred from morn.
ing till aightssl keeping up, also. a constant IRE Of
musketry. The same letter says that the Emperor OF
Morocco was only two days march from the city with
an Army Of 10000 men, $500 Of which was cavalry.
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Things In Berlin.

The Prince of Prussia has been attacked by tho oho
lerine mild species OF Cholera.
Some disturbances again broke out at Berlin on the
I'd instant In which the students took a conspicuous
part and which referred To the contemplated homage
10 be paid 10 the Administrator OF the Empire on the
9TH On the Cd these disturbances renewed when
the students actually proceeded to General Schrecken
STEIN and demanded the dissolution OF the I'd Regiment
OF Guards. which had nteriered with the demonsta.
ton on the previous evening. The General bowed
them out alter telling the depuiaton the demand was
preposterous and expressing wish they all might
sleep well In the meantime the wOrkpeOple's union
had their manifestation and sercnaded Held, who de
MES openly the existence of God, and has published
long handbill In which he coroboratos his blasphemy
ir disbelief in the parsonage oiGod and further
adds that Frederick the Great in despite OF his By the
Grace Of God King Sc was an Atheist but nOtwith
standing that proeminent General 49, consequently he
held reason why his religious opinions should
interfere with the candidsturo for the command OF thu
Bureher Guard BE this as It may, the moral people of
Berlin thought him worthy Of an ovation
The Chevaer Bunson had arrived IN Berlin, aRd
been closetcd with the King.
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MISS HAINE~ respectfully informs her friends and
vi the public that her SCHOOLS, 10 GramercypaIk, East
Twenretist second door below FOurh-syenue will re-
commence Monday, Sept Z.
The house j. cOmmodous and arranged purpOsey for the
School and the location Is UNSURPASSED the city. Miss III.
has the aid Of teachers Of ged talent and those
who have c0nfded their daughters her past years
may be assured Of he continued desire and she trusts
creased ability 10 impau 10 her pupils substantial useful
and accomplished Christian education.
Circulars with &c may be obtained al Messrs Do
remls NlXous 80 Ndsaaust corner u Liberty the
bookstore of c ; Francis - Broadway Written App.i-
Gallons addressed - Hanes Of DOreuus NixOg.
will receive immediate attention. and atler the 9Th August
personal application be made al her residence.
aui > lmeof
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CRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDIN

L DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs.
MAERS, 73l Broadway. corner OF feminist. New York
who has hal for years the catering patronage
u the families begs announce that her School Will
reopen On Tuesday the 9Th Of September Parents and
guardians no are DESTROYS Of placing their
wards ia establishment where the number IS limited
and where the unremiung Of the Principal the
moral department education Of the pupil under her
sole supenendence. viii md her establishment possess
ng uuequaled advantages.
The acknOw ged ability Of Mrs. Meirs a. an instnIc.
ress i respectfully nfmsied by the refe She has
the privilege OF Offering.
Ci-cuI ars Of terms can b. found nj her residence
Mrs nesrs Will be AZ home from the 50 Of September
from A. VI. % p. NJ 10 receive visits. su25 3w'
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Brown, shiplcy 4 Co.'S Circular.

fty briilHaiaI Afffsfclt. Aux - l.t>
Markets ess .af lenc h e prospects, Or lie
st Of The Ases; pretty gaefs prss anf ne potato
cPs fAere Srouats Tor fcgsfts hi BOT
.o.A Of DECIDED cAsssf Tie weather has ,rca var 49,
sai unse sfhoui ho~eye hkvs seriously damaged ne Nra
ieut ~t Subsequent de r.tie, ans
westhef sa haya settled m
shes parts the coaut aat th po,se The large
qiaatv hat unless he tc q 10; ocon-s mor esie
taa aqp<a TIE result afortsL
ho~tver sui eafh couii,a
stcr susA disastrous
asssty pahlC duFt ccnnte he
e,o<tsoa nearly dsisaeA he Wi hos TIE
doubgia prospect ofaa early 81 he s1af oesea The
Daes AMI frus,aas, txous1 Desired y Ae sang community
o. Hsnchester
We heavy d coi,os nakei throughoa, IL wess
81 superahup3asi ouHa caenn< ~hSh has sNeaa eca
tsfn favor Of 5asers pAft asuy IN TAR tpsn aa oe
~ eiosaEas s ~hh rriucs5 .tss ~ hei % Sh spi
the after q ~ dNAle iaf Mode sultps al 80 ~ l pc
ordinary. qau.aian resunc. is lri % re ~
trsnt rate uot ctisasbl- IN 11sutiy .. ..
ne business iar tie 80 oa-s % Nh.n lN
AZ % sPsce.,ea 40 80 o. export ad Ne AosfeSa a.
tos eoae,i q ao esiss OF tqand az 3 - 49, otie
~ so& SO A<5sns a1i Moeis a. ~ "a and - 50 s
~ "a a5i per ~ Iho siocs tai port 49, amounts . ".
eaes Of ~ech $500 . Anerraa
The m.rasi- bong gaed With potas At o~ pres =.
seses sfasf eccne iutaa Corn ~hA 81 nc al - sis
aaa sons parcels Immediately slpeea anna Of both ~hs sa
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FARTHER FOREIGN NEWS
Death Of Capt. Narryat.

PORTSMOUTH, PTidsy.-Csptsin Msrryai, CD. the
celebrated nautical novelist died Wednesday At ms
seat Langhsrn Norfolk aged S. His services in the
Navy are thus recorded BY Allen in the Ner Nary Lsi
Midshipman OF the lmperieuse, ia cooperation with
Patriots on the COAT Of Catalonia pader Lord Coch
zane served IN the attack on the French leet IN Ak
Roads aud In the Wacheren Expedition IN l-gs Lieu
tenant Of the Newcastle and in her barge cot out four
vessels from Boston Bay 1914 commanded the Lsrne
In the Burmese war, beng part Of the time senior ON
GER GAzeiied lsO5" By his death good service pen
sion falls INTO the gift Of the Admiralty
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~ Gen. GAINES has issued a long General Or
der on rcsuming the command OF the Eastern Division
OF the Army and tenders 10 the troops returned from
Mexico his cordial congratulations He speaks Of War
an, Slavery great evils but which have nevertheless
contributed 20 civilization He adds that he has been
Warrior and Stakeholder because he loved peace and
freedom; and that both evils will disappear in the
coming century If the American people do their duty
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MARINE JOURNAL.
roRr OF WV -YoRK. AUGUST 20.

ARRlyED-shP Nasaa, Russell, Liverpool % i,y. us.. 20
Frost s Hcks
BIZ .5P 50 Kae Bel Fet. - Digs. .a weNsnaJ 90
sfeera.e pssseu-ers.
TIE bi Aaa LOUISA. l-a- er Nliaaa' rore % b- aere
o. HI -
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sale of the Great Britain.

The monster steamship Great Britain I'll be sot ~
auction on the lin Of next month a. nessrs Tonse.
Curry g. Cos. Derby Buildings there never was O.
sale perhaps IN Liverpool which viii excite greater in
terest than this and most happy shall BE- - md that
she has been knocked downfor sum prOportionaie 10
the enormous Of her construction. she u ADM
rsbly adapted for transport snip, and no doubt mere
are many speculative merchants who have their eye
upon her lOr thIs plrpOsc
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MEEN FUN.


I'Hls CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER is
! offered al wholesale az low be- bought in the.
cry and warranted genuine. by NJ r. SMITH,
suif lmt tedar-sl up stairs
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sARsAPARILLA
and Syrup Of
KEIL0Lu n0Nu

WIS Is The CHEAPEsr-Pnce - cents a bottle
aud Tar the best preparation u Yellow Dock ever offer
en iof SAFE II h1mediatey scrofgs, kings O. H.
OosliiAe cutaneous eruptons, pimples pus
or etler sad eee enlargement and pain o. The bones and
joints Stubborn ulcers diseases arising from an in urous
use q mercury sscies or cropsy exposure ppndence
NE, enronic Constitutional disorders The value OF his
preparation row widely known and requires no 6fitoas
wsyl ia smfufhSS
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yellow sspe5 q =, quartz iatsn Com Nss
IS pr ri -Four duty pad al-ed denslt Fl - =
What f and rher tesrsr, he be.t Auera eng
worth A. ~ g-r 20 r..
Aholf 90 hrs TuTerfre have sf ts vel r. = -, s e
.lal pssceis q ABenesa Rosn = , % pr cot
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GOLD PENS

-, PENCER 4 RENDELL. manufacturers " the Pre-
- MUM Gold Pens Mandatory 10 Broadway corner
OF Maidcnane. Dealers IN gold and silver Penhoders
and Pencils au25 DAWN
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.

COUNTRY SEAT on TIKI HUDSoSt..-
e Nh a bss1ufiI brick collage crrcriod over -
- han ard o.hcr buildings sboui = ma iroa y. -
opposite Tiv0i. or Red II lok having sr-1tt rea ~
!, -. ~ D. river IL contains about 10 acre, ~
-ro.-rsie. Apply ne premises, of address -.
40. slg2 .s,s.-
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL N CHELSEA.
MISS GAKFIEID'- SCHOOL for Young

4t4.es. Z0f West Nneteenth-st between Eighth and
Ninth avenues viii recommence on Monday, sept H.
Four quarters comprise the year commencing September
%, November 4. February r. and May Pupils VIII he
received any time during the term, and charged In pro-
portion.
Reference % gentlemen u the highest character will BE-
submitted parents guardians and terms and other par
ucl1rs made known application 20 MIS- Garfield, the
school. aus teOlF
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uENRY--T. GRAMMAR SCHOOL

lQUACKENBOS A. VI. Rector-Ths institution ~
Hsury-st next 10 All Saints Church. viii reopen aler the
Summer vacation, on Monday. the 18Th. The Of
suty will embrace. heretofore only the elemental
branches bat al mat necessary for college
the counting house. Pupils entering after the has
be-. un viii be charged only Tor the tine hey attended
REFERESCEs-Fsculty u Columbia College. Vesry Of
All SAINTS Church; and many eergymeu and private gen
temeu n the vicinity.
Parents requested 10 call and have interview with
the Rector AUD lvf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DY PETER WILSON. al hi residence, u Seventeenth
Dst between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and M the fol-
lowing places corner Houston and Greene ~ (Greene st.
10 the grocery store, 577 Broadway the uphosier store
and cor Duane ard Washington .is Ia the paint store
The old abshed shaker has followed the husi
uess he years VIII bee 40 The uptown Offices from
20 N n the morning, ant O'Clock In the afternoon, and
fhe ow office twice day Eolces bee sent any OF
-aa Offices through rysl Duce aun VIII De- iumedi ale
fv amended tp aulf ZWeod
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ZAuIAnLK .EYENTnENTm Mlpn

r.. PROPERTY FOR SAIL roe t"o.lo'y as
Ill Nh house And lot ia RiyiIgion-s The 90. =
fee, front ard q feet deep marble malc.s oiias Tor,
A lar.e proportion 81 the purchase money nay 49,.
80 ,,lrt,ar- Possession may be hsd on of before 49,
Ia So,.sn,ber n required fnclre ou he prsnlse-
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