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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

o. Rev. II. CHASE, y &.se-s~ on IN
T,sRRYTOWN INSTITUTE. select Boarding
i School for Boys, ~ rsrryt0yn y IA. NEW MAN,
Prncfnsl This insuurou 10 pleasantly situated one
miro mile 1oril o. the village rear the spot on which
Major Andre izkcn and shout tef uie from TIE
steamboat s1clrg end Hudsou River karoAc The uld-
iDgs are wei calculated Tor ne purpose having ample
Ia lis Institution Yong gentlemen will be thoroughly
Instructed To ali The branches u Eugsn and C.sic Al
education, requisite for Commercial pursuits o. enlerng
The di.cpiin- will be mild and parental Jet ecienL
cacuat-d 10 excite ana psase, rsher 1an 10 eroarass
and perpsx TIE mind End puIil viii IL allowed 70 pass
hro al n studies anil be has horoo ga and pfaeuezl
znorle5se q tae same.
ThS Principal fsving been more hsn twenty years sue
c-s.fIiy engaged Ia his profession, feels himself fluy
comrefen 10 give perfect faii.fscfOu - those Who may
pslronrs TIE l1suuton ard be pledges himself that spe-
c-i attention ha be paid morals and IT.
TEL sexual ian prove Of The pupils committed 70 his
care. their number being Amiied 20 twenty-five
Ther- are two terms in year, each rye month";.
The summer Term nsncDg TIE hrsf OF aay. anG
he Winei me frat Of N0vember though scholars may
be admitted me ous not FOR -.s period 1sn one
Ard tudon incuaing ted bedding washing and mendng
the Summer Term Il from SIS 10 ss5, srd The Winter
Term from So sn according 10 'he branches pur'usd,
payable II advance
Rev Bishop james, D D. NevYOTk
Rev II Cone, D b Pastor l., BsPus Church, srccms.
81 New York.
Join Fscorsr. Eco g. Cedar-st rew-YorE.
Rutten SucEey E.q. .os g. MARI --pisce New York.
Rev r. Clsmbsrlln. Pastor n. ( Church, Second ~.
A g. Miil.rd ESQ 20 Nsn,a-si. New-York.
Nesers. s 4 \ Hal.ed, 81 John-st. Ns~-Vofs.
Rev. ]. r Wsseiy, PASTOR N. Y Church JsrseY City.
Rev. W. K. stopior5 Pastor a. T. Church. Pacltc e.
South Brooklyn.
Rev. l. N sorague, Pastor 81 Cong Church. Brooklyn.
Rev ye'sYh t Law Pastor Sf9 $50 ~ SnTIs2,
Rev. Charles key,, Psslor II z Church, Tsryiovn
y ,. Messeroe. ESQ.
ta,-sr n H.. 20 Tsrrvtovu "a eodn
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GsaESEW-YoKKAN AND NEw,a

- kS3S RAiLROAD.-On and sftsr Acsdsy
a.. . q, toe following trains wtl 50
s1o yc'es on Nc Company, - Csnal-st Plssensas -
nAlfvsa a. Twenty-seventh-sL Aceonmocs anon frtf
a d. Tor ew-Hocbelle, &c. Express rrsin ust
&c Accommodation Train at N for New-Hsvs kc
accumulation Train AtbP N. for Norwak Tyosp ~
I@< CorliElIa Train ~ q IN from Norw "a ~
" 4. ~ fsom New-Hsven; Express Tran Al In 7,
Eon Few Maven; Accom-. Train ., as p n. ErzS No.
havso fmJx 4 3. MASON, esp'
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ARIhE NAL

10 ,iesrsip Nos1,r,s, f.a Cioriofo.-s Berry
hsifgsa Ms Hssguit Ws Harden a15 stF "a .er
Ctsf-- o bug, I'D Il % The si-sofs.
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BaUsH naANurAoIoay-

XXI fzAALsr- FRANKLIN sQUAaE-rhs NIB
- seloSf invites - .l--ILi0a u lie pasle 10 az
$500 ~sofi--ent - br1stes, c01slslnx u rsI9i
sore eSstsns .eos BAR. eL5.s .ooss ns I'D .h.yn,
or..ess, &c. ~hcn se Ia ss;hss Al lhs loEss criesx
Az Sas0d' JOIN < EoPPeL.
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ifOk CALIFORNIA.

<)rSsx FOR HAyANA, NEW-ORLEANs.
SsALiN AND ChAGREs The new and spacious
mall steamship OHIO, Lieut. Jas Scheacs
ISN commander, will be dispatched from this post
Tuesday. tho 10th OF October, A. O'Clock. 81 from
the Pier foot Of Wanrn-st North River, touching Oh the
bar at Charleston and Savannah. ~ land aud recsys
mails and passengers.
The Ohio will carry the Government Msis tor the Pea
he, &C 10 20 by tho November steamer from Panama
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred At Bsvsss
10 tbs slanch aud weiLkDOsn steamship FALCON Ligut
harstene USN commander, and proceed 10 her dirsei
20 Chsgres, arriving In time Tor California steamer In
November /.
The Rates OF Passage TO Chasres are much reduced
The OHIO has superior Double Engines Of 900 horse
power, constructed In the best manner Shco give great
assurance safety TO the any steamer
running with single engine. In size, strength aud
eommodanons The ONO 10 unoqused by any stesng
ahoal.
An experienced Surgeon ss attached to the Ohio.
RATS % PASSAGE TO HAVANA. stw-osLgist
State room berth. ladies' ssloon....f7D SIS casd
sLste-rOom berth, dining saloor......7 70
otsndeo ocftn ia "a caOin............D 80
sieersge, found bed and board .....Lj =
no BERN 10 secured until paid for Freight Is e@uspe
cubic foot
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE 10 cHAosks
Stse room BERN 10 ladies' dining saloon 800 oae
s-ancec perrin N "a cabin .................... 50
Storage berth and found bed and board -, 20
30 los baggage allowed for cabin and DO bs 70, sss~
age passengers.
Freight u Chagfes 90 cents per cubic fuot
AL tscken Tor passage must be procured at the ofhss
he Company. M % R1ByRTs ma xyes,st
~ tOls
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BOARDING..


DOARD.-Two lsr .e airy rooms. ffont and back, guu.
Duruifhed.) with psuifies between also small foyn
efiOnng lse second floor. will be let either singy
to- with fu psrs board, 10 any persons desiring
residence M gtuisel private family. Bsthing-room on
sans door Locauon west nf Broadway IN FOurtn-si-
Term. very moderate. References required. Address
y. z. this otce oioN'
DUARDI>G.-Two or thee gentlemen can be &C.
breskfsst sud tea required with dinner Sundays.
where no bosfders are taken Zee Of Crotor baths
Stages pass mouse every minutes Apply Al go
wichst new number or houses shove bsaehst 30
poARD.-Three Or four gentlemen msy obtain good
brooms, with partial board, 10 private family. The
house IL and pleasantly situstec sve minutes. wall
from the Fu.icn Ferry lnqre ats Clinton, neaf Fulton
st. Brooklyn. % In
DOARD-Asmiiy,o or few single g.ntlrnien drsirins
ID pi-sssnt aud comfortable home 10 the neghborhooc
VI 81 JoarssQuaro, cen Ice accommodated ~ = Norm
MOore-sL The house Is well furnished, and hoardsrs
have Tue uso Of bsihing-roons. ~ W.
BOARD WANTED-For young lady IN private
pamy, where There no bosrders. sssl Of tho Bow
cry and tstw Huu.tou--t zud East Broadway. Re
ference exchanged Address H. 4. ihis Office. oil 81
DUARU.-A gentleman and wife and Two three
osrsie gentlemen can have furnished rooms 90 second
or third door with boafc where here are few boarcers
Apply A. 81 Jsy-sL osI~-
gtUAKDIAG.-Funisted rooIas 10 let, with board, 70
D gentlemen and their wives. few single gentle
men be accommodated, al NE large stone-colorcc
house As hgGscn-sL Lear Jay. - ltt'
NOAHD ~ SOUTH BRUOKLNN-Ssuniu s
~ minutes vk4k Of hamll,oreyenue ferry and 10 min
81 Soagh ferry les SscEesi south SIDE, hcsf
pleasant location aud pleasant rooms ielsn
ROARrING.-Two young men eau be mno-
there no bOsreers lecuiIe a. - Rdge-sL of Nr.
CornwelL olel~'
DOARDfNG .-Genasmen and their wives, or single
bgeugeu-n car be 1ccru ulOdAted wiki good rooms aad
board a. ~ Heary-si corner Of JefefsOn. - IN
FURNISHED ~ anfsrnished reous - ,si infalFs
Z 81 Rr~slwsv -nt-rrre iu Frsrslio-st az p
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DR.. KELLINGER,S fNFALLIBLg Ii.

r. DR.. KELLINGER,S iNFALLIBLE LIN.
10y fAENr Will heal any sore bruiss UPON the
$780, horse sad work the animal every day IL IL the
speedy and certain Tor Heayes and Cole that
has been offered for sale Ia my years II also bad
swsugs aud strains Of every class or character Sold Ia
large bottles al only 20 cts bottle, al 30 Pearls aud
fcf broadrs door above Grand ST. IL 10 used by
AL the stage lines and by the best horsealnes aud deal
In the United States and the Csnsdss N. B-Agenls
wanted who have routes established n they will NOT
buy price, they shall have IL their own - 3u
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EXCURSIONS.
IT. FOR GLEN COVE, Hanaog,o,. rs

- seon and Comma L I~os sad =.
&c., "a, Oct Issa the ssd sps.E!
Ne" YORK from pier west eide OF Cstbsrss. 'ia sSsy
Iae.osy, Tsar:dsy and Saturday at O'clock IN -
ttnrnns, les.s nouhport every Monday "wednesday -
.f1.ay 9. =, nlnnston al "a. AID Glen Cove a, oesp
a d rs's % Glen Cove IS s, Hununzto AID Na<ss
i9f Soes Conae 81 eta. ght lszen a. packet pfs
a. poos are forbid trusting any psrson % seoose
lH7 soO'o ooss or owner. oil ~
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Al wfDUIErOssS gusS n n. CHA.L. y PRINCIPAL
THE WINTER SESSION VII commence ca ta- rrft
4 nond.g @! Norcmbe-, and conrlle - vcekA Pa
renf seeking good Board School Tor L-lr sons may
Obtain circular. ard Minute irfcrual91 oi s tnsllio1
OF Rev. IT, CHASE, 81 &srse.-st OF IN
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NAY AND BOAWDIAG sCHOOL for Y

DLad-s aud Children, Thirty hrstst between Broad.
way srd SIh-a-euur.-Nrs WRIGHT trasts that her
0Eg xpererccs a teacher with the Satisfactory reei-
which 10 l. Ia her power Ia give Will Insure ut-
success. in lh- her Location. Terms FOR day
scholars from 81 per cusrer and Tor b0aders re-
c-ivius fol- OF Instruction 10 the plain aud ofns-
msnts branches including Muse. slo0 per year psys0e
quarterly Ia advance for Toe p1n branches only proper
lonaiey less Bedroom furniture and washing. n re-
cuirec, 81 extra charges. % W.
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xssx Foh San FRANCISCO, California, srf
saxsE fVhTLASDy Oresoo.-Tbe fne coppsr-f.s.sss1
-. sno coppsfsd orig GRECfAA, G Crosby, mAas,
naFng more tnsn nall her cargo board, win sail ~
re above ports Srh insl For freight Of tho bulk oi ~
epis snd peesage for which she good cabin .coouns
oslons Tor only four more. apply 10
sHERMAS5k STARK, 70 southst
FOODS consigned TO Stark Co. San Frsneiseo ofe
Soleh Co Ponsnd, Oregon, will rscsiys due sst
aucntlDn fffI
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LOOrIHG.

hOOFlHG.
EOODNlA5 PATENT CEMENT shssthsB, To-
NJ AOois Is cLszp, hsEt 1ai 1grsos-pree 4, csoI. nr
foot aie % roga aeuoc2 bo4rcr 81 per foot oy,,
10 con " salngss and "esranEsa Office - College
place, lazr Cnenlbsrsst
SMOKEY CHIMNEYs
DoOd"lns PaIent Cement Chimney POls are tae uo,t
enscuV- remedy hey are In use al Washington Gu
onnCase, New YORK. and other public oadings q Col
lsgs-place, near Cnsno~rs-sE ok lr-oe-
tlOLAssES CUPs-A fne sssormeat OF s.i,.u
~ nia Moss--s Cups rsnufscured and sale hole
"a. znd retail, BY LUCIUs HART, BariirgslpJ os
T'kuNh-szsw and ,ssa- Box Boards Tor Sal. c5..5
- isa iI"i CfRIs " FIELD co ~ Cnssf
- FOX SALE OK CHAkTER-A rsw bsrxs
SxS so0t SEQ Tons burden, built " the bss ma.srsI
and copperi.siened, suitable for the River traasx
All VIII te sold on f&vofsoe terms chartered 10, ia
sessou- Fer further Information inquire Of JENKIN3L
FONDA AMP ehsrd.1s ~ WssLsL ~ Y or Al IN, ~ -
yard Of cArLs ALLISON, hosoksu- N. J. az 100
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'as7 amos 0EdRGE 9. PARKER Principal.
,DTF-; sT-9OOI.- Red H55.- DaicSs., { oge

I ADIE-' SCHOOL. Red h1Os, Duichsss Couniv
IL "a the North Risef rsopens on Thursday November
MRS WIN. JONES limits her namber OF pupils 10 eight
zni 20 their .sient instruction m Music, French and
Drawing. together with oil the studies necessary 10
soIni and polite educscu, herself aud two accomplished
ssslstsnts devote their vnos time and a.leniioo Her
terms ars n without any extra charge. Mrs J.
i spending Inc present vacson al - West Nsshngton
p-cr. wneIs .as viii be p-eased 70 receye caa oln w.
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A GENTLEMAN fully qualified for the situation
~ viii make 81 engagement a. private instruction Ia any
gcntee ftmily In this city BrOoklsn Terms $3.50 per
annun. he is graduate OF Yale College, win many
years experience, tsscher and will devote 10 ts pu.
pi!s tbs usual tine allowed In pubic seminares place
where BE- would be required 10 travel part OF the year
viii he pupils 10 Prosecution Of the natural sciences pre-
ferret address Teacher. 81 CAnlon o. % g.
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L'Atiii,Y sVnooL.-A clergyman h7iu

L'AMILN SIuO0L.-A clergyman living Oh tue
Hudson River. short distance om The City VIII 70
ceive few boys ato his family AID superuenf their ed
The ocaon - remarkably healthy and pessant
he building s and spscous with SIMPLE play grounds
su.eaed Parents be assured that pupils VIII ENJOY
me comforts Of home aud receive thorough instruc-
ton In all .end branches Of education For particulars
apply 10 OF address Rev. >. KELLOGG, Dobb's Ferry
II V o1 2w-
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-NOrICk.-Al Persons inde1 Ted TO ORLANDO yiSn
) v5sNJAMlN ?. MIDDLETON AMI Luxe Whir,
either Q; them. 10 toe Arm 81 FISH. MIDDLETON
, COMPANY, lss pforrielors e. the Howard Ho,rl IN
20 Cav 81 New-Yogk directed 70 rake payment ~
sabscnoes 10 Ia become tue lega for SAD
persons and sstd hrm All perscns having any properly
tsSngag 10 said arm or 10 either Of thc N their poe
urdef their control directed deliver tht
the subscriber Ana al persons having any de-
rssds sxainst tho said arm either 81 hc reeues
a prsssns their elaine ~ NE subscriber his
~ N >sssSu-st ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS win he received BY tie
ASaooeTs,xped Commiss oners and inseelcoss q Con
mon schools Of TIE f~srh Ward q The Cliy q New
rofh Al once cfthe Clefk Of The Board " Education
xsw CITY Hal, unal Moodsy, the ia cav OF oetooer
isst Al celccA NJ for heaIpS and vsnnlaiiss Wsrc
scsooEaouss No ~ In One Handrsd and Twenty tnh-s
between S-cccd ara Third ave-
rasssr Information may be esssined on application d
~. SAID cshce - -
HORACE 9RCELEY HENRY SHAW,
C0muatssiens-s {. :. Twelf.n Ward.
PANEL y. riEhANS, JOHN X klkER u.
Inspectors {. s. T~slfin Ward
a.,.t Nax.y,r< Oct q ie;a Is ~
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IN sTRUCIIoN ON THE PrANO-FORrE.
=x6r=Sl-MI5S CORA SEYFFsRT, from Dresden,
81 Exsi ~ Germany, begs lsavs 10 inform ladies' de-
IN M Ysirots oflesrulDg 10 play on The pianoforIs
~ that shs has permanently established her
self teacher Of this instrument She been fsvOris
teacher ofmusic Ia he German capital her superior meth
OF ofiDsrucng having msds her pupils progress uncon
monly fast She hiss strong rscommendauors from TIE
dis1ng uishcd pianist, Chsrles Meyer
Ladies who wish lessons Of her requested 70
address MISS CORA SEYFFERT,
Care Of Rudolph Garrgu-, Booksellsr
fBsrclsy.ss tAsior HOuss) y. Y.
rsy- Mss sEYFFEKr will give Lessons ia the Guy u
Ne~-York, Brooklyn and jersey Guy. ol0 2wW,tkM
suxa$lPIANOs FOR SALE AND TO
ESass 49, ilPE-At BGTclay-st opposiIs Inc IA
] y %ssa vi %sSos : s.;.: 800 - '0'
- So RBWARD.-LOSr-A siDge-cssed gold
ia watch. large rire; winds up and has Roman
tsN y figures The face mskers, Sutherland Davis,
cezsAS Liverpool; has gold ehain and sea- by st
lallcl IT, Supposed to nave bsen lost In Anu-.t or
Trsnkin-square the 9Th int In the afternoon. Who
ever hnds u, and will bring to THE ocs, shall receive
IS reward. oil ~
n THE LARGEST LOT q the pure long
~ breed Canary Birds perhaps In the world, as for
ZE8song sse, shape, cannot be exceed mochng
E&Brd,, and other fancy Birds and fancy hsrdvood
Cage, un Cages, &c. wholesale and retail. They VIII
be any part ofhe United States All orders puncu
ally attended TO, s letters must bo postpaid or they VIII
not be received Toe above vii be cold cheap to suit
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on rs,r IAnIEs or NKW.YnRk a

40 THE LADIES OF NEW-YORk ANU
4 SlCiN.Ty-Tho snbsesie-- respectfully lnfc:n nss
lsaes ,asy have al abdominal saP Pesf wa'es sae
~xss fsr sarpassinx anything u the ha1 YET Invented
Ii,ss amended NJ ihe;r resi- de8css All lesrs esPsd
promptly sresded 70. ,~.,,s -
.sygrs W. fIELD & co. II cnfsi eGer for
s.ls 81 very lo~ pgleee. MI sssortnsni ~ ~
wnans. Hsoas Hardware Enye.sPs Ts,ss s $500 S@
rosesa And conssce Rsgs Bssehng PowSer Of hs sess
e.sNiS. Fs,tnx, VIE CloiA kra o. Of Nintol sae AZ
SSsss@[..y} psn~r ~ afays Heal. es In
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any OinFR o. ~. Hoao.b- u issshas. q he ysi<
II o. Colft ct conoa rss of No CO sd ooaiiI ss
fors rrso Pursuant to TIE pof-rs % - sks
,nttata. s0-couc corc-s-t sni
de-, s-b.s. ssshu-nt 49, - sAalst tas ss&
ALFRED LEWIS. fssisHt oi Hsf,s-. fao-, al lA4l<s
.srs ~ ps-u, q b. csc's unrss n sc>>f
a,hsr- hnt s,cof3i ~ ss, VII nue. oelAs
t. sr.t rseisstss rctcr-snf ttst hs
sy rs'tsats Of @ s,e All be tsses I'm
~ ~ properly within ths stats e-oaas q IN ~
"a. trt-s-f II a,t property ~ icrdssa ~ n.
rois - nate. tes ST. t.y II March, issA
SMITH WOODWARD, A.tonsss,of Atisehns ersna-
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't'EACHER.-A gentleman educated 10 France, and
quahsd BY experience ss teacher snd dice pnarian'
wishes employ In boarding. school or college 10 Ia
In the Eaglsh. French Classical departments
Can produce testimonials Of HE capacity In al The shove
named oranche- ffom OF The mO.i respecAbs ins,-
ations u ias e0auty. Adersss Warren, Tribune once
ON lt-
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sslrA woobwARD, A;,on.g.sor A,iseAiHs crsas-.
M i.~1'p "a Wal s'r--i. No fcxi

Df OADER ynhn MAJ nsrs. Jesc- % Ia sep cos-
Drct~ hereby gv-l Vrrsusrt - - fr1t<s - ss-s
s1fhnr1,x stscrrn,- rssrs so-conss eooS-s- of ee
s.tts a.l.shns-at kss "a .sf sss' ne cEs f
DAVID BALDWIN r>sut Of he Ssie oi Nee Iva sei
ssel OF 80 sts- II ics al i~t 20 .-s ~ = 80 ss a.
sas law. ~tn li1- uoui non - h'i pees>n
Of h, uot. snd aat psf ~ osots t1e q
sld h- 5-ssy o. hn or of rs
rrap.sy within ogos % hn 80 N aasss ~
such op-rty ~ tn ara io,ta~ne ~ eni az Dsf q
srh fss Of jls, lstt s'LuroN vuks
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NEW STYLE OF EMBROIDERY

AIRS REiSKY Feoenty from Ner,k- vii recsiv-
4stfsw pupils for instruction IN embroidery silf
crave or 10 any o.her style ard respectfully invites
.des to cal AMI examine Fer ssscrDeni of enbrouefes
ana fsucv art;cles al 81 FRANkLiN-ST.
% fu,i Wrs, OF broadway.
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CHtsNUT GROVE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
NCLIrrOS, STATEN ISLAND, Rev. T. TOWEL,
NJ Pnncpsi-This old established and well known 10
situate will respsu OF the hrst Monday Of November.
Parents who have boys 10 be educated merely gen.
uemen but Ch'lz Gentlemen. will frd this most
sirabe school The location ~ well calculated 70 promote
the cD@cl IN view. Retired from eycry public thorough
ars and suddenly extensive for si innocent rscrea0ns
Inc pupils are entirely separated from any infleuce ex
cspi taai OF ne family OF which they are Ia ety 'e'ee'
memters Professors OF Msihemst-, Classics French,
German anu spanish reside IN the family Further inor
naon may be bad BY applying the Principal or TO Rev
ORE R-gfian, Hawkes., Be ch and Hisbee, Philip Bur
rows, Ete ~ Wal st Roben Center. p Oi-slp r. Z
Wemore, 81 Nhier-s.i :. Cooley, III, d Appleton,
30. and Seaman Miner, sci Broadway. oS M
TT9IybNriTY GRAMMAR sCHOOi.-Prof
" 2. A. JOHNSON Kector.-rhe frat quarter q the
Academic year besius on hondry, Sept 3 The three
Dspirtmens-ths Preparatory, he bDg sB6 me Cass
cr-cfef progressive course, Ia which The pupil Ia
advanced from The first ruimonis 10 rtse Of preparation
10 tho cOuniiu g.hOuss the University.
Circulars may be Obtained al the -ohcorooms or ~ the
bookstores Of X. lockwood Son, Gil Broadway and
Sc nue.. Rsyuog, . 8ow-ry.
sus7 2uos GE0RGE 9. PARKER, Principal.
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PING n-rrcRIrrGiAun RLEEpIna.

nR : n BRIL-. regular graduate Of ne1iclne, &C.
ktvoe. attention 90 ris minor BRANCH OF sur
serv euG .ccits from profes.orsl hrtLrra and ne
public share o. pslfo1s-e The mechanical recn slso
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
FStatOes mIIAsng at the Root.

"A correspondent of an exchange paper wants to
snow il different kinds of potatoes will mix al the
root. 1t is we suppose, somewhat common idea
among farmers, that different varieties of potatoes,
if planted near each other. will in,ermx so as to
produce new kinds. We are convinced the idea
is incorrect We do not believe it is possible for
potatoes to mix in the tubers, any more than diff
ferent kinds of turnips to mix in the bulbs No
one supposes such mixture possible in regard to
turnips, beets or carrots. The different varieties
may mix, to be sure, but they must mix in the Nes
SOM. and the seed produced by the blossoms con.
tanning such iutermixture. must be planted in or
to obtain the new variety thus originated.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
protes,.sng a Note.

Accommodation notes A. re sometimes gwen as
|nere means Of raising the ~ino az least 'iiis
was the case of one which was se,at lew Gays age
one Of our notares. for notice of fhon-paysaen'
Happening to know the drawer, the worthy o.n-
|st called upon him in person. The former see-
9 him approach his residence, met him at the
0Or and welcomed him in.
am glad to see you. Mr. -
80 am you,' replied the officer, ] have
we OF yours sent me for protest
An! very well, do you get anything for the
Certainly, get one dollar and thirty seven and
lsi cents, if you do not pay the note now.'
indeed Well, I'm glad somebody gets paid
|uH' for, wien Igase it did not expect any
|OOj ever toget cent for it, for haven't dol
pa In the wofld.'
lhe notary instantly recollected an errand in
Ae GeSt street.
Dubuque, Iowa, it is said. contains four thousand
ala0llants, FIVE thousand dogs, and fifty colonies.