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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05
.l.OTKCE.

wv NJ AIo
A Ill persons lIabi" to pay Iaxes in tn
"A r"wn IL Norfolk IN tie list al 1919 a,e
hereby notified. thai will meet m m 10 70
''eIye tire same Al the b.t,ses "f Jams N.
C"wlts an "Wednesday The 10. and Al ihs hoiri
al john A. Shepa'd. Oh Thur .day the 81 and
aud al the hou.e "f Bu-hn~'l Knapp. on +, ida,
.he 3 day of Janu 'ry next, fl"m I 20 I P. n,
.E each It said days.
N. B. All persons Reglecting this notice
mus, expect 4" paw travelling fees.
LEVI P PHELPS. Collector.
Norfolk, Nov 1889 3w29
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05

Boston, Nov. 23.
John P. Bigelnw was re- nominated for
Mayor hast night by the Wings. but no,
without considerable opposition.
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GLASS;

1910 boxes Of English. French and Ameri>
can Window Glass OF the best brands
Plate Glass % all kinds tor carriage manu-
idcGurerS
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Boots and Shoe

ALVOaD s. BROTHERS
WolcnttviiIr Uct % 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
DANCING.
pANc1NG AoApEnnY.

% MADAME GaAyIER, (iNe NILE oe'lsdtn') OF The
% Academy Rya PAfis resos ciui.y iptosms her pa
~ IL seo be public, that be commenced her
"A rsles fr The union iaGcGs In ali its g,shioaahls
D aIches ha viii have pleasure flntrotucing
al dances :" h she WI recev- regularly fro
her fenI P4rS qut-sy - they appear iu
rieiy Bes,ce nj 10 ussai tanrzs isasht - bs ihs
= bgiische The Wslfz Eaz]sfEa, sszaurts Qtsdrlle,
various okss ths WAR cias lrmcs, the Waltz delZ
I'm n. The y~ar Rsdpvs, N 4ermsr Cotiton, Q1adrils
de feu rev Je' r. Ii d W sitz &c
fsrsme g svter 'aEss tots nrthod OF returning her
,hsnss 10 hs nume,ona yaoas and begi also 10 ats that
,hoys and utsHeu who honor ner his seaaon
ensured that as viii ell hsf eadeayos 10 I'm
rsrthG grsce elegance ssyle so essential 10 the
M dem ballroom. ,, -, $500
M,dsnr Gfagier r2l the 'ccommodaio1of her nunsr
ous vupils viii eI7e lessons at "sshiuSlon pIsce, -
YbIld.avetue So Bfosdway Ms5am9 ConIaus SCHOOL
ara 81 her eadsuce "A Leo1ardt whsrs com uuac sroos
are 10 be and here abe cas- be found IL 81 nons
III less Other wise engaged -.
Madame Grsver h.s stu fsw hours to spare for schools
or ipstrnrlion in pivss families Early app caon Ia re-
guessed her Presen. school engagements se 100 nnef'
on 10 al low her TO srcept n ny moro .,o. ar
senmonthy private eushe friends parents ana
guardian N obsecye The progress OF her pupils
aIS MEfhh
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The foilos ing Churches applied for admission
into uric with the Convention

TIE foilos ing Churches applied for admission
into ptiop with the Convention
Csvsry Church EHrht FIJI ssrG1oga Co,
Chuic e. II .te Holy 5plTit, Rottcnt
Chufrt u he Hol, itnoc.Dis Albany.
Church of q Holy tnocents, West Point
Az skbr ; CbuT h. Milton.
81 asIg'a Cha RI, Bteknan.
The applications ere referred to the Commit
tee On Incorporation Of Churches.
Rev SAsUFL HAwgsLEY, OF Chtist Church,
balb rough, Usser Co desired TO present to zoe
G, INVENTION an Appeal from the seton OF 'he Ni'-
tiopary Committee regarding that Parish S'ronS
objection gas made 10 ts reception, aud AFTER al
animated difcussion, Air Bawasiey withdrew she
sppe a, with the privilege OF Fene3 ing u 81 q
future time.
The BISHOPS CASE.
Rev Mr. PARKS Of Trinity gave notice OF q
pres,nble ard re.oIuroEs in relation 70 the present
difficulties Of tee ocese which he eo9Hia can up
at q future time. He read toe resolutions, WHICH,
with the prcsmbI-, are ma f)llo"s-viz
b,,.os In he present Anomalous position Of tue Do
NewYofk end 10 tbe shrence OF hat conAot sld
authoritative supervision which her yArst ,ui,rea!s as
we Ter IL rights i'm perstiveiy demand tbs Do
css Is subjected many and gteal inconveplences me
more nlorRble bscaute Hs'it has been assigned 70
Ind Dbsrsa. The placing of The Diocese under the TEN
o. rnry charge OF neighborng Bishops is 31Dd to DO TO-
iay mao quae TO ite Necessities o! de huIch, beside
productive of N any great and postvs evils o,,...
witch t)ps short OF obtaining for this Diocese s osn
Eplacepeie In the to aud unfesaned eTercseof all Ia
can0LCa Rig Ga ana Cules mutt prove sAe lneuCao1S
and objection abe Therefore
R,soiped That in the opinion OF this Convention, it s
Hozp.d'ent that snr ueighbur1R Sshop or ei-hopG be
hsre>er requested by the B'sDdng Comuiiee u % I'm
EpFcops assume aty charge IL lhi' Doce'e
1ad Whe,ta,, Owing to the unexpected de az on he
part OF house of Bshops to meet for tbs p9rposs o.
ccntd ring The memorial Of our SaudiDg COMMITTEE idis
Convection n joarn In ignorance of the re-
Uponse Of the House OF Eahopa TO said lemois Paere-
fgIe-
s;'red That Delegates to ioe General Convention
be requested atcersiD with The least possible DELAY,
hat ton shall lave een taken by the house OF Bhopf
upon Said aemo1iA and IL Ia the judgment Of oar Dele
estes OF 1riiy Of hem such action DO deemed In
Bnfc hulhorZe, and open tbs way for tia obtsnlng
auch ample and specific relief s contemplated by the
preamble and reSoution then The Bad Delegates
he and hey hsreby requehe bd the same to the
notice Of The General Convention aging that body In
he spd energetic Terms not TO adjourn Until
ii y az provided by canon for such efeemsl reisf
Retotptd, that when this Convent on bdJopfn eojogIn
10 M st The third "Wednesday in November.
Theae resolutions were ordered to be printed for
the use OF the Convention, and laid upon the sa0a
Tor future action.
The Convention then adjourned till this Thurs.
day morning at o'clock.
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EpzabelbfovD, Sept. IS 1871

a COTTON SALE AT NlAoARA SAILS csa~is
= Weo,-Hshy SAiuaoe and m"sl aura i've hse2o,o
properly. commanding tns iDOs sublime aad pirti'-s
SisW src4 and tho surrounding scenafJ
copssIng OF bouses aud dch pasture end meadow lsadE
lib sslubroUh Rod besuufi hui! Ing sites 11ico
vii h- sold I'll auction Pavilion Hoe 81. he Fsis
90 TUEEDAY tho ism day Of October nsxL In he 'io0'
Ing los sud subject 10 spch conditions Of sale a. aaa ba
,te0 produced:
Loi l. Tht Ontario House tho brow Of tho hll. Wis
lour tnore least Of fertile land .hereto adjoining
Iol . fhs substantial building known mo "se,s
Fo1se" and hroe tmote or !essl OF cnolcs
lxpd coEfnlnd'ng mos, oupetb view ~ The great Ssi
lots and Sh,ee pieces or parcels otnnd, sttrais
CD lhe lower bank fronting ms river
Also about one quarter OF go acre OF and Ironing he
wh good elug he use belonging 10 Tho estse OF idool
Ger. NurrAJ.
he Known 90 application the oce n lhe andefStg usd
Yhe viii be onrsfouh OF tho purchase az 20
be and tho emsildnr ny equal annual
instruments vilh Interest sacured on tho properly
Hiasars FAla las tOl' THOMAS C. STREET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

A SERIOUS JOKE The MeYdah Bridge IN. H.
Democrat atatrs that a youog gentleman and lady
At Cen1er harbor, not many days sin1e, requested
equire Tnomp'ou, of thas place, to unto them in
marriage, with which desire be forshR complied
= one o. hem, it is snld, agreeing to pay him IS
fcr The service and the other promising an add
tinDsl compensation of bushe OF beans The
ptrties now say they pre- erred their reqqes: for
n arr E ee merely in fun. But the Squire informs
them To 1T they are sied fast and can't back OUT
the marriage having been legally recorded on the
town books, as a veritsble contract.
e The Peu gll1 Telegraph states that the
potato crops in thtt section suffering much from
tbs rot. The vines are dying to very great ex-
tent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

TAKING TIE CEssUs Alvin Richardson, one OF
the assistant manhaIs employed In the western
psrt Of the State, in taking toe census, comnan.
cate to the O.res0 Times the ioIowiog ama'tng
illustration OF toe facility with ~hch nan may
be nisled BY answers that ara direct aud tfae o1s
"nothiDg else"
8 must now tell you Of joke hsd pat on m ;
in the good tos Of Palermo. called in a. house
early ore morning-taw young girl, whom took
10 be RED or Twelve years Old. / roid her my oa'l-
meas which abe took very cooy asked Der Ia
your lather g fsrmerl She answered, q Il
Ia re at home?' he ia. Ia he in the house
j rupPo,e be is viii he give ms the infocna-
ton noppcae he VIII | uai.ed i while AMI
then aaked, Have you mother Lhave' Is
she at bona 7 She is. Will abe be in aoDnP
'Csn's say II ahe gone from homer 5hs is
nos.' We'll, law there zss bu; one room 10 the
house, and had got tired OF waiting, spoke TO the
young girl saying, Where is your fasheri' The
same answer,- he is at home Well, where
lie he z Same aDsver-. &c ia at home Well,
where is your mother Z Why at bone Where
IN The name Of common sense ia thAir homel
Why, just over the other street Feeling
rather onsgril ed aaked, Who ia the head OF
ths famly7 Answered promptly My husband
air. are yen married 2 Yes. daveyoa any
children T. Two How old are the children T.
,TRo years How old ia ihe other T. Two
Two years How il that Very easy, sir /;
they are tviDsl This solved the whole mystery
they were fac looking boyE-she, the youngest
locking mother ever saw 1t allows how easy
matter 1t Ia 20 be mi.tassD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
MEl)iCilNtss
TEN THOUSAND

CUKEs, AND NOT a SINGLE FAILURE!
DR., HASNiNGS' COhPO UND ) YHUP or .VAPTH-4
Sdenul cufes OF consumption ssIbmS decline splitting of
blOod uigh sweAis difficult breathing couHbR colds, ard
all disc OF the chest ard lunga
Is effect the s Gd snd soothing Al me same
cerB1 and ecAclous- fsg TO give relief up
on the Frat aspiration, and by repeating u fay lines
permanent Ia effected.
The proprietor therefore, not ohy recommends his Nap
tha SyTup bni warrrnls He wsrraals II 20 ecl
mpeo meEs hich the free cir 1aton Of as 0ocd
be open The ntefoal and external po,ss Of
the BODY and elect all the obnoxious particles ~nscn hsTe
accumulated in The aysen he warrants II as nsYsE ang
CURIEG DISEASED LUNGS,
hectic fever night sweAls, dyspepsia, h71f complaints
pa4 In the and and he warrants 70 arrest
the formation of,uoercss Ia The unGs and 10 heal nose al
ready formed peFsOEe IL oreumpuon may take u
I'm posye Of cure for its great seal
OF acion Is The Lunss which pcEeAi-s ID ali d ecrDnA
purifying lhetn everything obnoxious IN s progress aud
which pied according 10 aTecCns eennoifsl 10 iayo
IN & pcrfrc healthy candiuon.
DR. HErrrgF Compound Syrup OF Neplha Ii highly re-
cor neDced by The medical ptofezIloF fhsi enideci
ph, slciar DR. kogL Of ;iew Yofk, says ha puon,
c Tenieoy l. b 100 highly praised Dr. Arnold OF
the Mar1e Hospisl, SaVshnGh Dr. Ware, Of Liverpool
gland Dr. Boyd OF Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton, 81 saIh;
ard Lbe eminent Engh3h publications. NE Lo2dou Lag.
ce tbe Medical JCufnA and BraiSh Tscs Rel:ospec al
secoFd 10 Il the convincing certificates Of US drtnel
In this coUGry i ees bseD used Tiih disi1Suisbed Eae
cess
None zcDure without the written signature Of a. A p,
HARRISON On tLe wrappfF Pnce 81 per bO;te, or st5
pof,es 70. s. Prirclple OEce ia Gieenwich-st. New
sola II Newara by Van suskirE, In AIozuy, By C.
Frohirghann IN Sos!cn, by Reading Go In Phlndel.
phs, BY Zs-bet Co rhlids' below Chestnut: snd II
solc IL Nav YorE by NJ G1ior, l37 BoScry; q. L.
ssucorF, 326 snwer7 John B Dodd III Broadway, ard
Cccir g;nr. SIS HUdsoa..t sl9 "a fhLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
GREgqIsa p A8EeioA.
t,,va

when folda the gay songster hid wlnss
Where It's . arb i1ss ae'ee soandso Oo'ofe'
Alive iih he rBprace he sinSs
strpin,, tho tren,slers thrilling sne more,
And hoe, when ,ne tnn'tre es'sys
70 gree, y, IN lay THIS bright thong
Her tesre.wtrued emotion c'nVe5s
TIE .oro5ipgs she orestnes mo song.
NJ, IN y;.i,oa I've seen .his lair laod
M.;.,.iai in forests and s.feams-
Ara fspoifol pictuee more Grand
Ns,er charmed an eotbusiast's dreams.
s,oh how enchanting the view
roSs reality nov doth UNFOLD
o, tba vo-lo whcn we oream OF as nev,
Outgfowing IN grandeur the o3
VIE ages Oh ages ahall caat,
Their lene,hening shAdows aiar,
O may the Union staud fast,
UDdiumed by ons Hickorlog star.
May the Esgle when ~inging his fight,
60 forth Ike she messenger dove
And tho armed with tho tnaoders OF might,
Bear the emblem Of mercy snd love.
LoaOeiI Mass Sept lI,le50,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
INSTITUTION FoR PAIN THING AND
YlII Z. ISY NC.

aO.S sEOADWAs-Nex. door TO he Anodcan Art
\ 10 ULiop Toe 'scnher npsc!fGl5 announces to
bj, flsncs mud he pubic ina, he ntoads giving uew
courb II essops AZ lis Drawing Academy a3o an s7on'
H. cou1ss commaucipg October lulhucton "iine given
l. rhw re and Painting OF sli Sndi, 20 traits gizuiea
Lart,estep orr amorts and flowers Figures AFTER he
NJ deb OF Plaster ofiae celebrated Prof Dap1s Of Paris
hoe I1s,boo wrs god the uoa; sxcs!lenl by
Tie Acadtmle ces AIS 10 Pas. Drawing and Painting
rom NslDre. rainirg In Miniature, m Porcelan, en-
aou.Tee parcnary ting aud peassns Jf ladies' Draw.
~ on sore Separate coufs8 Tor ladies' Specimens Of
Al he aboye bolb OnJ and my pupils work can be
D eb al my sIudo Pupis attended at her own
gor particulars, tppIy 10 sCdO srES
,2gIw1 Professor OF Drawing and Painting
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SgA&N,l,S

~
GUHAIC kVENING sUHOOLS-aoucei Is bore
by given thai Ev ming schools for tho education OF APP
Pfences ard hers whose or syocaons Lhr
attending dsy schools, viii be opened on AONOAY
EVENING abe S0ih mat for term OF seyeuteen wears,
In the OF the male departments OF Inc following
4,h Wrd-W School House No. TO- Jemea at BIO.
tween Chatham and Il sdlFonsts
9Th Wnd-Puhllc School House No TO- rs Dusre-st
near Church ST.
7h WMd-Ward School House No 16. Monroe at near
9th wrd-Wars school house No q Clark-st between
Spring and Broome sIs
9Th Ward-Puhic School House No. s, corner OF Hud.
and Grove ala
10th Ward-Wsrd School House. No, S, Ludlow.S near
11h waA--wsrd Sch oil House No s. stanson-st.
Fer SherG-st
lah ward--Ward school aouse No %, E!ghty.si1th-ss
near FUurthav
lAh ward-Ward School House No. II, orange.ss near
Grand
l6.h ward-Wsrd schoOl House No. 90, Thirtesulh-sL
10th ward-Puollc school House No u, Seventeenth a.
near Eghih-av.
18Th Ward n ard School House No %, Fwentethsh
near Second ~.
18th Wmd-Wsrd School House No Is, Fortlnshst near
EVENING gcHooLs FOR THE EDUCATION OF
FEM ALES
Eo'iee is sso given thai Evening Schools for The edues-
don OF females III he opened 81 1niey ine Sih Inst. la
the Felpalo Department OF The following School Hou.es
4th Ward-WsTd School House No. 10, jsnessl. be-
tween Chatham aud M4dsonats
9th Wsrd-WHd school House No q, Clark-si be-
tween Br0ome and Sorlng ats
10Th WArd-Wsrd School hoase NO. 8, Ludlow-H near
DelaDcey.si
ilth Ward-Wsf5 School House No s. Stanion-st. cor
Sheriff al
I6.h Wsrd-Ward Schoo House No. 20, Thirteenh-at-
3xin-ay.
18th WardWsrd 9cho1l Houfe No is, soTueshsl near
Een,h-av.
Competent experienced touchers hsYe been engaged
and ver,ihlng provided msJ required conduct
those schools and afford thorough aIrlcon 10 ne puols
tee Of cbsrSe Application Tor admission must be made
q, Ibe bcbpo RcoMp "a 'hs Schools are opened
j. s. REDFIELD, J, Russ
G. J DODGE, Il HOBART hAWSi
WiLLIAH o OONNELL,
Committees Evening SchollI
Office Of Beayd Of Educat,oq s.pt Il ,I4 4odss3o
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ALGER INSTITUTE.

IN
stOARDING sCHOUL FOR BOYS al Cornwall, Conn
a}eEe winter OF ;hls school will commence oa .1e
6r Al pue,dAy nloveIubar five monha FGe
rnfHs Of instruction e1aracss every branch
mo thorough EngGh aaslcal ana naihsnaNcl eaQco'
don lop ether with French, G6msn and Spah lzn-
greges Lessons vocal uusc and The piano and or
Ys arc lvBn by accomplished German proas5or WIEN
desired Expense Tor husri sud uiiton in all Tho above
1Gmtd bfSbches except music SlO0per Of ve months
The following gentlemen ooDsute he Board Of in5trucl
ora esde 10 family With ths :holEs, sad ezcu
si7ely dsVoed The iuleress OF toe school,
Rev b ~ ANDREWS, ma frtnclpeL
JAMES SEDG~iCK, q A ARB3ctae Principal.
a FROLICH. "a A 4 Gra6uste o. Iha University Of
Praucts Tescter OF 8ofusn aud French
Senior II. D & hAE7I OF Cuha, Teschar Of spanish
R7BEfss 81 Germany, Ts2chef Of sdukc.
fiuEbcT Of tchollrB limited TO %
Circulgs cOusUing f1 ntton, bo obEgncd 1t
Marx II. Ma Co.'S book storo 1879 Broadway, or
application tha Principal Cornwall Conn ais ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
y = 1rup Ar.,t,,r,a-

r C. KEMP, Ancinroer.
4 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
AIa.IE OF HANDS tAE kO,EW JOD AND Ma
HOGAEY FUFnjTURE, Piano Foote'S Carpei1 Chi a,
Cut gus spd silver plaled Wa .-THl5 DAY, 81 10
o'clocs Bfuai a., ny Catalogue vi boat rose We,
corTsD2 Of large aud p'ndd ASSORTMENT Of parof din-
Ing room and chamber urliiufo OF me beat qlaiy add
" ku Bosttp. rosewood, ma7ogaoy and olacK wal
mi elex essy and parnr chars IN rich ~ 10
brocE ei.e GRIN slik puih fOsaWJ I'd
Pierce excellent lpsiumeDis, rosewood mahogany su
psnreo chamber frDure In match, 3rnssea AT
oh er cbrpelB Chnp inner and tea yas and 81.
YER p sleo wale nnd many CHER velnabs srces well
worthy OF he attention OF huleSsepers 'ais aurcha'
ed ont Of the city csn be pGcAed for Shipping on ne
pltmiies. SB IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

as DANCING ACADEnY.-sleNoR GaER-
A ARDls ,h.naf fcr the kind patronage OF as sses 10
"a RENE Nv eRs TO iuy hlp patrons and The pubic
N ihai h!a Daucrg Academy. sll sroatway will be
oteDec for The reception OF pupils on Saturday Oe az
&C cck P NJ Yourg genenen's day att O'Clock. z H.
Private classes school families ate nded TO- Terms
made Auown on application to signor e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
YAaRyycwu IcasrITUTE.

= SKJEtg BOARDING sCHGOL Tor Boyss
"A 81 TarrytoVFn, Il. z, a NEWMAN, Principal.
10 lbs Institution goana gentlemen gu be lhofo1ghly e;
sifurteo 10 iii ls sraGcsa Of an English eG0 Giassiesi
aiucaio1 REQUESTS Tor somprsniLl purF1s CT sn1oes
college. ...h .tna
s,,nrs, ieyn -on,moieing % Inc Grs OF MAJ snd tas
Winlsr % ice t,as Of WoseInboT Ysrns fseaoaabls
Grcas5s containing pa1icqlaTs references &C can os
way fe1-York Or er addressing aet4 20 As 9dA$Pti
spI.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.

NEW BOARDING kCuUDL.
TG7HZ NEW-YOhK EOHFEhE&OB SEMI
nAnY iUcseo al Charlottesville, bchohaTle Co. n. u
"a III commerce It's hrsttsTm toe 4th OF Nov
Boarding 10 g ebd Wishing per week .s.......Sl l2t
Tie Fscuy 10 full snd cuwpe.snt.
siuteus viii BE- conveyed to ard from Albany at as
cnuueLremet. and ccas Of esch erIn free OF charga.
Tno,e ubtiog Dc conveyed further Information, Will
eddrSss L. r HARTWELL Charlottesville. n Y.
Cha nue'ilie 3choharie Co ~ Sept II, 1885,
ga Iv Dk2tW|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

ID, hbed him Of his money, and aai, believed ha1det
iicve. TO the Doich ubo TOOK good care 'a4I
an NJ he sept ont If 10 officers way The scusst wr'e
ik.n before Jusiee Loihrop and locked 10 diff sat
cen, IL ue POUNDS 2 mo, 81 " which Thompson u
been received lhs sayio year hsrd labor ca Ehe
Raj oae and ali hi. w-sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

Found DRowxED.-Laat week Two sons Of Iii
cbssl Bepsle abrented tbemseI'es from school,
arc although dgent search WAS maze by ire pc.
lice they could not be found Tuesday afternoon
the bodies OF these boys were discovered by soms
Of their scboo fellows in the East Ri7er near the
feet Of Seventeeptb s. An inquest gas he!| ani
veFdiot of Found DfoRned rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
ABHoTTs INSTITUTION FOR TIE EDU
nnrInM OF YOUNG LADIES.

geo 9reebesi 5su,Il7 Rcsdonce - ia Fsysiie.piaoe
IOHN C AB8OF7. JACOB A8BOTF.
gT1HE FAIL TERM Of hi, LnsduIiop "l commence
90 spday, septsnher9 Young sdea from anrosd
ara ,-cei /, ed nGo be family OF Rev Joh1 o Aaooa
Fof circulars apply tbe Insiituuon or y nail slO5"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
CITY ITEMS.

PoucF, "WEDNESDAY William Shields WA
ar ea,sd for stealing e73 in Epglrh gold from mis-
mother E62 los OF tee money, found on him " 3
restored to his parent. Jaatice Mountfors goald
have committed The boy for trial but MS mother
entreated the Justice to let tie offender OFT,
Joseph McMattin was arretted. charged nth
robbing the house l3l Orange at. Of s2l
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DCannaD, Conneclcut IS gey Ay railroad from Hea.
Yofa This School II Of the oldest In tho sEes In
oehnJ, hesbiuhesG and convenience Of s locality
he Principal ofhis numerous patrons whose
places 5usiress and fesderces may bs ascerraued By
reference his Grculsfa 81 hch cey he obtained e The
huoA OF Giar1 Au5ha & Co. DOS Broadway, and al
k.yror's 70 5owzry. 81 lnS
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wa, " 8dIKLEY. Anc,top-er.

wa. W. SHIRLEY. AncroDeer.
IrATAg OGUG &4A-A OF APBESDiD OIL
< PAlNTlNGS THURSDAY. Sept N. al IL ''clocS
81 he 5iofe Gl william 81" ne Id " thoa rsa"f ga,
5,ge collection ofu paintings Ie0Tesen ing American and
foreign .csuery, ~ner r-ce', a1o i's an French Ee ~
III ~ D1chlb- Dfoduc lon II an enaru sr il N eio
gtnt Ri Purcbs can hare heir pictnfea "a T.
20 81 small penso III the careful manner s2i as'
VALUABLE RAJ. ESTATE AT AUCTION.
t-PuiunBI 10 tho d5econs Of ne IA" Ill 20 'ei9.,
ueut nI3 Wood S1 6eceasrd he subs rtn-r 'Vl
e16os- 10 sale A. public aucdon SATURDAY Sept %,
ali n r RsR. Eststs u ssi5 decsssef, 10 cit:
The Hon- -Ad Plsse, coututpiDR or arrsA OF isn
" nb dwelling house barn and Other Improvements rata
prcpetl, Is very eligitly snsed 90 Aead1wst Whnin
shoot FIVE niuutes Of tne railroad depot church &c
Al OH cou5 ne vary easi hivded into 0u'ld
Ing lots he pr 1mHE cfite o"n 10 He~ Yo.k a the
f,rH1P5 for Gnicsuun ny railroad AID st4ambDa
re der props ry worthy the stenuOn OF hose Ia tie
civ d, srruE cheap rnd unity re,dencs
+ ec Of t6 screi, shUrt d sta.cs fton ;h- home-
stpsd Wood If Farms K1zd; about OF
W hich . cleared lhe IesidDe wood lsnd
8 )oi Ibe east Bi1e OF 0rast Island.
A lot If T. ar ac The SCUM sd. IT O as, Stand.
g. About three OF Bat MeR1oH adj jinlng Wood
rpfs Cyrtk
TIE ale gill commence a. tbs Homestead al O'clock
Z NJ said day, VIII, condn De WI ~ msls n '9Vn
& sANDEH5JN EIecu'or
Epzshetbiowp Sept. 50 1880 f254t
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gAJINANT'S PRIVATE Boarding schoolfor 9oys,
" 81 LSo Ferry, nlce u lea from Goaoaen, j. fnls
7hts schoc % under he charge OF WiaAhF ard edy
school szerc years Of age and be hee ,of
busiaeia Forms fer .uCn and beard fem g'9 10 pc
per year C..cpsrs rsJ 10 Obtained ii AR. r. osFesdes,
corus- cana and VartcE H.w-Yora sie he
DaTTOn,s INSTITUTION for he Ednesso Lls o.
4 soys reopen On Holdsy seps D reat2I - 70
curd the usual 2!aces and fftcer n naei1sd
the pfrcolea uuop when u Il couductsd fnsY DC l,n
Of tie Principal j. q. PATTON 2ss GfSehs' q 1Saf
oIsp4ce ------------
N1ApAmE CHEaARAY,g Eo qAASfas U asg
LFE DAY SCHOOL FOB foCnnTg Z AZ respecithaat-
yIce corner Feenh r. asas Of Der pupils Lst t s
" informs hs parents and i,n ,si g.
eorrse CT guides Of tas abose Las%iAl1NSH suD IL
Monday sepIernber tsoo. ---------- oyon.
AIR FL. WAsB VII gTs gs % Terms Ias
WI pjs IN SlpFing ~ Of P1pn ~" 'i
tp.deuce So sI BE f9h1ftp = IA Spring 81 ~,
n1sIrr Appgcauon 10 20 - IA engaged 10 ino Wv
N -ene saf Of lhe LINE ~ EnosdEsy. slt 5ssod
Yors conaeIYHisTy Of n0'qS "a
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~ LAe KETrs.-regro, mscslnsw, fne family, steam
40 boat coating Blsnketa, for sale by
ais EFHhITH u co 50 and 81 Pincsa.