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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
The Florida Outbreak.

The Saraaaah Republican Pubiishe. tue follow
ing extracts from etter dated At S. Augustine
the Goth inst.
The Indian ostbresk viii ruin thousands Of poor
farmers in East lorda, who have been and vii D.
compelled u abandon their homes. and perhaps nave
everything they possess IN the world destroyed. A.
most al own s my farm. from which have been
compelled 10 Ire with my family, not knowing AZ what
nome T. had remained ~ would have oeon sent
70 our last home By the Indian rife.
MAJOR Ripley. with his cetatcnm OF u : troops
has returned % - Augustine from Indian hiver And
reports that be hsd indsns though be had d.
covered about niles from the settlements, where
they had ercAmped the night ensuing the sutoresk In
july lsst They evidently made their wsy back - Ire
nation. Lieut. Adams, With bis detachment Of T. :
troops has also returned % - Augustine from Col
Nsrsha.s plantation on the Halifax River. The whole
Of the settlements on the southern coast are ~ present
unprotected and the Indians now hsve il opportunity
10 destroy and burn everything
The Oraia ArRas oi tue 10Th says Col Spencer,
Indian Agent passed through town from Tan pa iasi
saturday Re found I impossible % have any com
rnunicstou with Ihe Indians. AID states fnsi >90N
could not hire Interpreter % 20 INTO ne nsuon A
war and long one too n his opinion. appears newt
able He siso states thst the settlers 81 N-nAtee, %
leaving their premises. were closely pursued y in.
disns in canoes OF course al that they EN- snd that
is everything i pundered and burnt This ouioreaS,
already has cost over sloOoou
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
GERMANY.
Iafcsr from HAMBURG.

From our Cores pOndent HANRvRs. Aug STA N
Tn. town continues quiet. occupied A. is hy Prussal
troops
Frorn pIaoard issued By the senai- u appears Pfuf
.a declares that she does intend o medt- with our
Own sfsrs but only guard sgsn-t renewal of anY
trouble by fhe mob the reunriug frssian troops A.
th- she has intimated that she can no longer
look quietly fie mschnaon- of the North f,srzan h
dictionary Prrfy Of which she u pleased 90 tesgnae
Hamburg the crniral point
Tn. notice hope for speedy liberation oi i-
IN welcome visit Of her troops and tn- most energetic
Representations agsiu-i % By the senate proved OF 40
avaii
The above pacsrf causes genera sensation. as IN fact
" never knew North German Revolutionary party,
or of s headquarters being iu his i0~n Our own re-
form ers certainly have bug against these the 0ppN-
unn u whole Pnssisr Army would he rather much.
oar most stubborn Cnrservzfves ee very unclmiUrial
under Prus-lsn domination.
FROM the Norfh nothing parucla ar except lrnf
he sche-wig Hpi-en sua Danish prisoners were fo "a
been exchanged TWO days since
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
ttovre ,In,I,r,-.Ar.usr =

C1r4oN-~ince our iast circular of the 18th nst our
markrt has gradually improved, and npt" "insandng ih-
holiday 0f The Assumption, when feilcri ulf "t-h I'D
tva III business - sales exceed ~ 4in bales Or lnlrs
Az fere g-d zdvlcrs per Caedona from Nf ll-
.el states with dzes from New 0rS fo me l lit ari
On that dag 70O bales chan grd hands win TURNER So
vance n consequence Of the r-e which had fes-n place
In the American market, ani 0f th- general com p.ns 1i
ne hscxwsrfne.s u the crop since then, our da
"a - have been from 600 3o bales b4i owing 90 -
count. from Liverpool. announcing cOnslefallr p1s
1ess Ia Cotton Wifl rsng raes snf sensible l~cfrasr
Ina .oek with falling Of IN shipments from the states %
Ia been rumored that important uan-acHpi- have
been effected here for English account and in cone
or.c our holders increase their pretsnsiors daily To
~ go the sales dunnz the ps-l reach D. 5 bales.
say about 81 200 bale. .ilce The commencement 1i ne
month with Of % ffrzncs on ast weeks iioi4Apfs
or .toc In 1r. and second hands apor0aches 5000 bales
= : i -. "A. ~ .-------L-L-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
PRIVATE BDWCES 70 TIE TRIBUNE
TELEfRAPHlC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From our Liverpool Agent
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
HUNGARY.
The ~uhmf-.ton of eorgeN.

IlNlUNI HsflTIsIl Nl- =
We srs IN p1sssesion Of oar gsusi ais sdvices
They dated yesterday evening Ia Prose- oi AIS
s,s;es .ast s generally believed IN Paris that ihe sur-
render The Hur ssrans % be- attributed 20 the 70
suli Of negotiation rather than through any corrupt
motive Of G5rgey or Of despair On the part Of his
army
Its said that tie arrangement Tor the surrender
made by Prince SchWsrtEenburs during his issi visit
II Warsaw. Ani that honorable terms were obtained.
Ia Pro-. gives Great Britain the credit Of eaecfng
'fe gousf0n VINO acted from cesre o. terminate he
contest n which Hungary engaged snd % prevent
Russia irom making any further inrursous on tlc Hun.
-srisn territory
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
SCHOOLS.


ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE COLLEGE POINT,
MAR FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND y Y
IfHE TNENTY-SECOSD -E.SsiON of mis- t1ti on
Il vii comWence 90 The trsi Monday ~ October next
Pups are admitted into the primary classes at 10 years
Jsge, and Into the collegiate classes whenever they
sfiAined sufficient scholarship
There i but session u the Institution In the year
hoommences on The hrs AOnday In October and ends
he frsi Of Augusf
Il i requested that AT who desire place their
ne lnsuti On will present them fpr admission ~ the
begnring n The session October Pupils are received
after the Christmas and Faster recesses and
~ fret Monday IN Mach. Application be made ~ the
Rector Al College Point
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Manchester Goods and Yarn Market.

Aus -i We not eo brisk today as in DE ear y
par Of he week shippers ee reluctant 90 pay 2nF l r
afsarce and therefore restrict their operations srhs
f1r home manufacturer stl manifesto dec ming tendency,
s- producers for tfe most part fu o orders TIE
trsu.aron. in Cofhs are lmiied Sill prices continue
steady Hone dealers are operating io a moirrair rs-
.-rt Stout Dome-ics and the shippers in Cloths un
Ill Lei INN --.---. II
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
The Fire at Cincinnati Markets, &c.
CINCINNATI Friday, sept IAN

CTNcrNNATI. frdsy, oept I--AM-
The fire a. the corner Of Front and Ludlow sta.
vesterdav morning commenced ia blacksmith shop
rear the river ana extended to Martin Snlliz a Cos
machine shop. CaAshsn's Oh factory, tire Jererson
House the Lalsyeft- Tavern. Miller = larse Dl-ldln-
occupied by several families. and number o. small
shops The whole Of which were consumed. Toe ioss
- $4,000
10 Flour there is nothing Of moment dong Coffee
moved 70 the exten; Of 60 bags a. etc. sugars are
arnn There IA bur little inQuiry for Provlsions.-
Whisky IL quoted 2l.c River stationary
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

U>PND LETTERS To CANADA. FRANCE. Spain
RUSSIA. SWEDEN, Sc-Our Government has treaties
with England. for Great Britain and ireland only and
with Bremen for letters to certain States mentioned IN
the agreement but no agreement with other foreign
countries hence it is that letters directed 70 India
Canada. spain. France. Russia sweden sc. Of which
the hostage has not been paid either inland or
that and the ship postage the msy be- cannot
he forwarded board in conspicuous place in front
If the Post Oace like tariff al turnpike toll gate,
I'D s,vs many persons from the inconvenience that
arises from ignorance OF these rules
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
PHILoLoGIcAI. IHsrIT1JTr

llS FIRST AVENUE
'Etls StHOOL has commenced its Twelfth Acsde nicsl
Year under iis original Principal II consists Of sepa-
rs'e departments for Young GeUteinen and for IOung
Lsdes-siso for smaller CHILDREN The Course Of Study
cudes he Engish French. LATIN Greek. ind oih-r Ian
sres The several branches II Mathematics the various
departments Of Physical Science History, Drawing Sc-
de- Institution being furnished with Philosophical ChsIui-
cal. and Other Apparatus
y 81 RICHARD CORNELL Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
ITALY.
4 Renuhlicnn EenarnI llade a nnkc.

Letter. bad reached Psris hc slate hat he Pnre had
c1ri-rred Gen Oudi1o The rtr of Duke of Prer7rn
and granted him pension of oU hs valuable
services I'M ffe cause - The Holy >ee
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

NEwsPAFEg LIrERATUsE-Ares resolve has pas
sed the Legislature Of Maine directing the eers o. ne
Jusics Court in each County that state 70 purchase
bind and preserve, for the and ~ the expense OF
the County copy Of the Newspapers puoAsned tnefe
IN not exceeding three IN number, commencing VITA
.bouncug In historical and other information valuable
TO the public
The PESSsiLyASIA kAILRoAD.-Proposas are
invited for that portion OF the Western Division Of me
P>bn,tlvsns Railroad. between Blsrsvile and yonn'
to~r % Saturday last the road wss opened 70 LeN-
- h,',sins =. one asy nearer 70 Philadelphia, by
Cana and Railroad lfisnoNsn Sa@ -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
e.. Aucrsr .

The transactions psssingin Flour are limited both i-s-
ers ard baker. acting with extreme canton n antcipa
uou of further decline in prices Other articles are iu
.loW demand, and prices are uraiefed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
ni.tnrhnnrr.Ir Milan.

We have later sccolnts RON Milan. which slate shat
iaaf rIfy was ir 4 dIstl bed State.
Th- r. ehrsun1 1f he Eupcrlrs birthday a1i passed
of uO-f sfsr.ory manner kiois est taken
p'are sra several were allied and wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
FRANCE.
All Quiet in Paris.

The Commliiee twenty-five appointed ny .le LeEis'
during the met Thursday zut aer
no important discussion, Gen Changsrrier gave very
satisfactory oi The state Of feeling Paris. ant
expressed hs confidence that peace and tranquility would
De ma nlanel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Fall of lfunRary.

-rce fle above ~rtir1 have receive .eeoons
from he seal ~ pub shed 10 the !-nn. o~fun acc
Pare r-per. which most dsssuons i0f nc ntnsaf
srs There -cancies m 1stes psees A11
-r-uu.tarc-. anc somr 0f Par. loorrss fiscfecL
.he ne1s 5gg ne prevailing nprsss0a &c ems 70 Dc aa'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
I ~ RICnARD CORNELL. PnncIpAl.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,

INVEST POINT. n Y-The Winter Of this osu-
glon Will open the first Il November. under the direc
~ the urdersgned whO for time past has been
s.socated with his father late Prlcipsl n ~
sgemelt The organization and dsclp Inc ~ here
t0're Will boz maintained and the body O instruct
engaged The institution. from ifs proximity % the
Military ScroOl, will continue 10 enjoy the oppOru-
nv 81 procuring the aid Of uccOmp shed iu a.
gsnced branches u science 10 special
not ordinarily embraced In course Of study The conf
d-rc. and patronage 10 has hitherto amply received may
therefore % j. believed, be safely nued For further
informstO on. parents and others rnsy address
EDWARD V. KINGSLEY, Principal.
REFERENCEs-Gen ScOu, u. ; Army; Cow Kemble
Eco West Point Foundry Robt p. Parrot Esq. do do ;
the Superintendent and Professors Of The o. Military
Academy. 81 XweOdf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

personal MOVEMENTS Robert hsntoui "ss
a. Rochester on the 5ih his way 10 Minnesota where
be i, going u reside along with Gen Caleb Cushns-
Sir Allan AcNsb wss also At Rochester on 'ne san'e
d.v Bsilie Peyton wss ST the Falls wednesday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Railroad Accident.

CAYuGA BRIDGE Friday, sept 9
The lsst evening train from Buffalo ran on the
track st shortsville, near Canandsgus hy which ihe
fireman slightly injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LfvrzpooL. Alg 2s-krrivee, Guy N.1rsrlrs from
- .-8-Aaoa.r. froc Liverpool ar Hsvsna san FER
usrto Tor a.. Fanny. f1r B1.io1 from C0rk
The SeW-Tork paekets1l2 Roscius was % H7ynead
49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
R.c.,,,. Of produce per Hudson River Lises.


Hudson River Line-l.sS2 hbls flour. 100 packages
Hans 4 Oss boxes Cheese, A. bales Wool
Srhuvier Co.'S Iine-1sl bbs Flour, ls-oo bus Corn
ia hbls WHISKY
Er.ford Iine-2s 90 bus Wheat ..,-
N,se,lansous-7,i5 hbls Flour. 7U bus Corn - eos
Ashe 30 bbls WHISKY @ boxes hee.e Ss pa 60 !" %.
Tor.t Awovxr-eSsS bbls Four. L. $50 bus Corn, &c
a Nbe.t les bbls WHISKY rs do Astes, 100 packages
Espls 25I7 boxes Chsess, 5oo bales Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

The market here Tor Cotton 10 active the sa'-- to-day
ar -UO bale. and 800 pesi-Fday Prices are toI BOZ o.
er 9r idduug 10 far New. Orleans. further r-s ar
DICTATED and the market closes frmly
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE gEw-YuHK TRIBUNE
ArmY Paymn.ter.

WASHINGTON. FRIDAY, sept Z
TIE President bss appointed NATHAS Bows
Of New-York Psymsster in the Army. rae Coz hr ~.
dereasrr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Liverpool Corn Market. Acopsr o
uancbe.ter Corn Market.

There l. little or nothing pa.sing in he Trade this morn
ing holders however. act cautiously and are unwilling
10 accept lower terms.
The weather continues favorable FOR harvest operations
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

LE6AL PROCEEDINGS. Herman Livingston, one
OF the propretors o. the Manor of Livinxsron l Co
lum5ia County. has plead to- statutes Of lmit-lon
azain,t suit conneEced 5y tre Attorney 0en-ra. N
behalf Of the People Of this state In order o. .eci
them ss sglsasrs tae state .Ands AL. sfseooaaef
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08


PoLicr COuRrs- Frtday.-A young man named lssac
Myers was iakrn into custocy on Thursday chafRrD
with embrzz.ing iewelry and money Al various un-s
from Mr Jacob l. Phllips, pa~ubrokrr, 573 Hudson o.
with whom the used emp Dyed ., clerk. Onc-f
Kent of the Ninth " ard .ocked him up for trial. Mich
Hart arrested for stealing two boxes from he grocery
store Of Morton and Hudson So lie wAs detained
for Ofcers Boil and Archer OF Tie fifteenth W afd
ARE individual named John Thomas, ou suspicion
Of stealing horse found his possession lie Wa com
mited . One James Ryder locked Up on charge o
obtaining goods snd vslahcs from Mr. " ; hornrr uy
4. - sni fraudulent prcenses The accused was com
miled 10 Ofhcer Davis 0f The fnh Ward, A.
resied woman named ElLs Henderson, for receiving
goods know them have been stolen Jnsnce Lothrop
committed her for Patrick Doran Wa a.
rested by Policemen Dowlng and Baker OF ne ~ D.
Ward pom suspicion Of committing grand larceny ln
stealing 81 iu money from Danie splmau, - Orang-si
Ofcer Dowtican of the sixth District took into cue
TO-DAY an individual named Psiuck Bgie upon suspicion
OF stealing SIS in money from unknown man. justice
Lohrop locked him up FOR examination Francis Wilson
and Csihsrine Burrows were locked up on charge o
knocking A. unknown man down, and rooong him OF :
n money and a knife. -Four Orcers of the eighteenth
WAni arrested four named John Quinn, John Ora
ham John Phillip. ard Psinck James. charged with 4
grsnd Arceny committed ty them upon Mr. II NJ Ihomp-
.on Justice Seskey committed al OF inem Tor -Aaunt
Ofcefs Graham and Dg-euncry % the sixteenth
Nsrd arrested man named Thomas McCsulkn, upon
Susuciou Of being concerned u burglary he WAS com
mtiied hy Justice MouuulrL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

Tie Canard steamer Niagara reached Der
wharf 81 Jersey C''y Al isi P N yesterday We
nah-s- ne -a-.K-n. Slmma-N " her NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

DRIVATE TITOK.-A French gentleman Of class
ical affainmeni- and perfectly couversant win the
English language. should Ike TO make All engagement a.
private tor IN family living In the South The most IN
eNcepronah'e references viii be given Address A. d.
box 42q New York Poet OAce - oleOd'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

~ We are indebted TO HsTnden \ Co.'S TX
press for the Ros0n EreEins TfaasTr In advance Of
the mail delivery
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
,s,uE EE,t.IE SEMINARY. 10 Rutgers ST.

1 = X CLARKE, Prncpsis-will be reopened for
the reception of boarding and dsy scholars the 10Th Of
oh mo lSept) During the vacation such improvements
have ia the school apartments ~ 90 insure The
con convenience of the pupils Circulars may be
Ro,xerV - StWThNSs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

L p a JOHNSON, Rector The hrst quarter of the
Academic year begins Monday, Sept 8 The three
Depsrmen sthe Preparatory the Engsh and the Cassi
cs-nfer a progressive course In which the pupil 10
advanced from the rUdiments state Of preparation
flr the counting house or the University.
sux7 2no. GEORGE \. Parker. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

MISS UANE>- viii resume her school Tor young
wi ladies' on Monday. sept To- al 81 Ninlhst between
Uriversity place and Fh-sv She will be al home 10 re-
ceive applications Tor admission from sept . circulars
be had of her father K Havens ESQ 10 Waii-st
an3I iSInA eadlOl.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
BY THE STEAMER NIAGARA

eAsKFvitY rsxrAsED. ccSpENsxp AND .EN.>sxD
Fos TIE Nx~-voAx rz1su~x
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
FFITE dTH VIHFTF my HIUTf-F
k.UA ARD v KINGSLEY
pOND-sTREET ACADEMY.-Iuthi,

ID limited numDer Of boys will receive daily. from
o'clock 70 y NJ sregular cOurse Of instruction ia
sl tho important branches Of education, pursued ia
he best English and American Schools The plan Of This
establishment has beeD formed with view cult
accurate knowledge Of the modern languages
an is usually acquired and % impar every instruction
necessary % apOte education and 10 due preparation
for he College or the counting house.
The fret quarter of the year Will commence The nth
0 Sept Circulars Of the Academy containing the
ssry particulars references and terms may be obtained Of
Messrs lockwood Son, an Broadway, or of Hard.
meyer. Prime pal - BOndst. su3l ~ Sl978,1O1ll5l7
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
CITY ITEMS.

FBiDAT, sept Z, l-is.
~ Mr.. SIMEON HYDE has received the appoint
ment OF Assistant Appraiser Of this port 10 the place Of
A. b. Mead
~ The Dublin Nation new series viii be
delivered aud sold in thi. City by j. H. Drumm, las
Fulton e.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

H. NEN(H PROTESTANT BOaTuInR aud Day
school for Young Ladies' 805 Broadway, fourth door
north of Unlon.sQuaTe- Mrs. LENERETT, Principal
The Autumn Session OF this School VIII commence on
Monday 10Th Of Sept Circulars. contang terns, &c
may be obtained by application 10 Messrs Appleton
Son. 2f0 Broadway Messrs Roe, Lockwood son, al
Broadway. tue Principal ai her residence ~ 3w'
DsTrU>'~ INSTITUTION. for The education OF
Boys. 80 Greenesi near Clinton place-Ihe tal term
commences Monday sept TO- Circulars may be obtained
at AppictOn's POO Broadway, and (row-n's 80 Broad
wav For further information relative 10 the principles on
which this Institution conducted application may be
made 10 The Principal. i n PATTON - 3weOd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

THE MOI Mt WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL. l8 Fourh-st fronting Washington square,
cor Mscdougas reopens Monday, the lOih Of Sep
tember Circulars, for particular information may be OBJ
tained the bookstore Of NJ IA. Newman Co lsq
Broadway Of Mr. Clarke who resides In the building
erected for the Institution
GEO ". CLARKE p-t.,,
s59w JAMES TANNING iHh'ipas.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
o5 MERCER-ST
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL will bereopened
l on Monday, Sept ). Circulars containing terms can
be had Al the bookstores Of Robert Carter Brothers 20
Rroadwa ay, and also ID. Fsnshsw's, 3 broadway
F,au.5 sraWbw. WILLIAM FORREST, Principal
MRS. MEAKS'~ FRENCH AND ENGLISH
lbOARDlNG aud Day school for Young Ladies 'o3
Broadway corner Of Tenthst reopens on "Wednesday.
September ~ Mrs Mears viii be nj home 10 receive
parents and gusrdins who wish 10 confer win hef aei
he 9Th Of September. ~ ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
u'UO-. WILKs,S ENGLISH AND Cl

fLliUN. w fNtsItNn AM ALAHNi-
! CAL INSTITUTE, East Room. and MISS BALD
WINS Seminary for Young Ladies' West Room attached
the Presbyterian Church, Thirteeuthst between
Sixth and Seventhsvs will reopen the fret Monday
In Sept inber These rooms spacious and airy, aud
being originally designed for Schools, much better
adapted FOR the purpose than the parOrs Of private
fsmily Residence . Jane-st su28 w.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

BOARDING DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
CORNEE % UNION PLACE AND riFTEgSTH-sT.
MADAME CIIEtstkAS respectfully informs her
tfrends and the pubic that Tire above Institution will
be ~ opened on Monday. lOih of sepemher an23 i'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

AIRS. VI. W. MASON'~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
WI LADIES, ~ Second-st 4h door from the bowefy
Mason especially informs her patrons and the pup
he that tier school will reopen Monday, Sept 8 CIR
caars may be obtained al the school. suS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
AND sINGING-The advert-

DTANU-EUNIN a fNU II WI NJ T ~ "'3''''
L ser lady who has had much experience ana success
In ntesrhnr the above branches would lake one ot TWO
more pupils either their residence or her own Terms
modefste-re.eeucos OF the first respectahiy Address
Teacher ht Ibis Office huoV w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

NII-- WakEMAN'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NlLADIES 40. Gfeenwich-st. one door below Hubert
Will reopen Monday. sept no. Miss w receives ohi{
limited number OF pupils all OF whom will be under her
sir.,t e.,., ~ f'i' 6u3O o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

SEIFCT PRIVATE SCHOOL for boys NJ the
Scoruer OF McDougslst and Chnion.place Limited in
the number of pupils-lSAAC O. HUBB> Will reopen
ihs school ON Monday Sept 10. Terms of tuition sloo
Sl.i 90 $50 per - w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

AIRS. HUNTER. 2oi Twenty-secona-st Lenox-
wi place, viii open her school on Nednssday' sep. nj
h. prepared to receive DAY scholars and an acdla9ns
W ~ ~ =, eosra,rs au22 imeod'
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-21

1t is furnished with fine Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus, Select Library, &C., and
affords unusual facilities to students of Music,
French, Spanish and the like. 1t is entirely free
from all the sectarian bias--the pupils being per-
mitted to attend any place Of worship prescribed
by their parents, and the teachers belonging to
four or five different denominations.
To prevent competition in Dress, clothing of a
uniform style and quality has been prescribed, and
Jewelry of every description prohibited.
Vacation holds from Christmas to the lst OF
March; but those pupils who remain through the
vacation are regularly instructed, if desired, as
during term time. All pupils from distance are
required to board at the Institute under the i'm
mediate supervision of the teachers.
The Principal might refer to hundreds of promi-
nent individuals throughout the western and
south western States, but he presumes it to be en-
tIely unnecessary, after having taught at the
same point, with the most signal success, for nearly
90 years.
Georgetown is accessible by daily stages and
steamboats, from Louisville and Cincinnati. 1t is
II miles from Frankfort, and is admitted TO be one
of the heathiest locations on the lobe.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-21
NJ EENN
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
GEORGETOWN KY.

FACULTY..
L. F. JOHNSON, A. NJ, Principal and Professor
of Mathematics
ELDER J. r. SWIFT, Professor Of Moral and
Intellectual Science.
K N. NEWELL, A. M, Professor of Ancient
and Modern Languages.
CHARLES FRrrz, ESQ.,, Professor of Instrumen ntal
and Vocal Music.
Misses c. STANwooD, H. B. SrANwooD and C.
LANGDoN, Assistants.
The Principal has been teaching twenty years,
uninterruptedy, having occupied important Pro-
fessorships in several Colleges in Virginia, (hs
native State,) aud Kentucky.
Mr. Swift graduated at Yale College, and has
become eminent as a teacher.
Mr. Newell graduated in the city of Paris, and
has filled the chair of Languages in several COL
leges of high repute.
Mr. Fritz, German gentleman of fine acquire
ments, has been connected with this Institution
six years and has turned out some Of the best
performers on the Piano to be found in the United
States.
The Misses Stanwood graduated at the cele-
brated Female Seminary at Ipswich, Mass The
elder has been Principal Assistant in this Institu-
ton for the last eight years. Miss Langdon has
been very popular teacher in Cincinnati and
Kentucky for six years past; the last two years in
this Institution.
The Female Collegiate Institute was organized
in 1888, aud has enjoyed without any fluctuations
unusual share of public favor, averaging for the
ten years past about one hundred pupils.