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The New York herald., 1850-04-10
NEW YORK LEGIsLATvuE.
1us LAST DAY Hsr osr oF the SESSION.
senate.

Itis LAST DAY THE SESsiov
senate.
Atn,sr. April ., 1850
rnr rftor rrtL.
Mr. Cyottt. moved that the Senate 70 into commit
tee of the whole ON the Pilot bill atoP. NJ Lost.
Mr.. cRos. offered tho following rc-olution:-
wh.ress The ei-- cf Se-Ycrs brooklyn. and thr va
beg: Of % % s's cd s,issa Sny s sr 1afs is
dorss.le and ,ci relations. ee-iy euEee.si ege,hsr
and sss G, %S,e @ Iss TN .s
ss.rs. unasr ,ssir ..'sr, charters.
,.ss q Ss AMI ss s
s sr r oss "a ,.s ,s, 81 ~, s ."Trsrss.y ssss
TWEEN h;T srd tns nat gor,rSy :. F,,1.s .h' h'r
Rs.oissd TSs, o. from %. IA q, ,.h ,h ssd
On sr ss,sy ~ & q S Tss ssa ar"Ss S
vsss of willie under one eiy se,s,nIssa. and
the early day VI the neat session Of the Le-
Adopted
v-ro~ cy WV vosx, rsooxLys srp ~ittnsssrseu
Mr. csos ossred re,oluti9n 20 sPpo'ns . ., ss,st,
Senators TO rort to the next Lesslsture plan 70
abe consolidation Of New York Brooklyn and VII :
hamburg under one goyornment Lost
RAILROAD.
Mr.. Bs.,ps,rn that the clerk of the senate be In
River Railroad biil. The object Mr. y. said vas 10
have an opportunity Of amending IL. Carried
For the special order the commA.ee Of the Who'll.
took up the bill for the appointment OF the eomms-
oners 10 reduce the lave OF the State to systematic
code
And also the bill 10 repeal the present Law By which
code commissioners have been appointed
The committee first took up the former bill
The bill was read through and then taken up
tion by section. debate until the recess
Mr. stanton the foor.
HOMESTEAD rxrwrrror
The Homestead Exemption bill vas TO be taken up
In the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rvrs ssfLRoap.
The bii 60 facilitate the construction Of the rrudson
River Railroad. was reported complete, with amend
ments--17 TO IL
riIL.
The state tar hill was reported against by Mr. Beek.
man but the report disagreed to- and the bill re-
ferr,d 20 an early Committee of the whole this eve
ming by vote of IL TO u
HOMESTEAD ryrMrrror.
The Homestead Exemption bill was discussed mo-
t,op 10 reduce the sum TO $500 lost13 10 6 and
the bill ordered to third reading. Some friends Of
tbe bill voted 20 reduce. Recess to o'clock
Assembly.
ALpsrv, April o. 1850
-rw yorr svp unar-fs STEAMSHIP coMFa-t.
Mr. NJ AIts- reporteds bill TO incorporate the
New york and Virginia Steamship Compsny
nsSx prprNrrro- siIL.
Mr. Hosror. against the Senate quarter per cent
Bank Redemption bill.
MT q Rosrrsos moved to order the bill 10 com
mittee 10 report complete
Mr Goyr moved 10 lay the bill the table Carried
fThb probably dispcses Of the bhi this session.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

AEnfVat ov rHs hrpwsv--rhe Royal mait steamer
Medway Capt Syincns. arrived VI Mobile Point lsat
evening from southampton, England. vis Havana &C
we have brtn placed n possession Of late Havana pa
per- uu, h' uhsph 10 give any extrect- this morning
The Medvey lcsTe for rsmpi~o s,f yer- Crvs IL dsy
ught--M,t,As .7l,-ti;s~, .7ps,1 q
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Police Int,rrircnce.

CAorre II Biranv -Oncer Olson Of the third df.-
triet police arrested yesterday. an Italian by the
name ~ Camille DOunarumma, residing at No ~
Leonard street warrant Issued by Justice Osborr.
WI rein the accused stsnds charged with bgsny with
having married .sr0nd time while hi. hrG vile Eaf
hcla alive II appears by the a8dsvt on fie that
Camille married u his frst wife In Italy in the
year 1881. and has one child hy her Ggcd ~ yoars
short time ago, they 90 tha country and a fs
week. ago he sh~ndOned ha wife aud last saturday,
hs married Louisa CsrrHo young girl u not mors
than IL ycare Of ags While no l. 20 years Louisa
4 the daughter u carrao the barber IN Brn,ivay and
few weeks ago Camille had arrsnxcd plan 70 riopc
with tho bsrbers wife; hut, being discovered thsir
dergn- were frustrated and stopped dnding howcrer
thst he could not OF with the vfs he resolved 20
marry the daughter, and be IL unir arrest for
the tgamy. justice Osborne committed the accused
to prison for trial
hetterv on Lsnr blaaS--A young man by the
"a James Curry arrested yesterday, by o.rcer
Wood q tho Third vnrd charge 81 having stolen
tl2l In bank bills aud silver from the premises
james Gibbons rcsiiiux near Jamaica Long Island
The prisoner brought before Justice MOuutforf
Who directed the prisoner TO b. conveyed back 10 la
Inaca for trial
Stealing Ncn.y -omoer Rsdger. of the Tenth wsri
arrested yesterday. two young men called Abel v
Nelly and John N. Cooper, on Suspicion ~ having
stolen $40 At different timcs, from samuel uarriot
The accused parties we're detained for further h.ar-
Ing
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Marine Affairs.


sHIr w.-Hsrru.-This noble packet ship arrived ON
Monday from Liverpool bringing bet seen six hundred
ana ssVen hundred passengers landing them yesterday
morning All we'll having only lost Ave on the passsrr
thrtc ~ those we're infants aud none With disease
particularly incidental 20 shipbosrd Thi. ane ship
y 80 well ventilated that "a almost imp ,saible COZ
foul air TO remain below which s the great considers
uon In passenger ship. Great credit & due 10 the
surgeon 81 the ship. Dr. Muligan. ~ Dublin. whoss
prompt attention aud medicsl skill arrested disease IN
ite incptsnt state. Captain Hackstaf most for
tunate IN securing the services of 80 able sureecn
A-ornIp Srrsusiur L.u~cH. Tho steamship siori-
"a. of 100 tons viii be launched on Thur.ty TO
morrow morning. ~ hslfpaet eight o'clock from the
rhSl yard of n webb foot u sixth street r. "
lhe is the first ~ the steamers for the NsN ork ana
teysnrsh line. The machinery v q b. furnsh.d W
the Novelty Vurks tstilirnsn Allen Col snd WI -
completed with the least pnssihle delay Ihc fords
T. stxpectsd a. b. ready for ses about i't JulJ.
sf,.ussfr sosrasssts. which has been fitted mp
IN . superior manner by NJ . Howard son 70 run
between Panama ard san francisco. was cleared yc~-
torday morning she j. 90 tc commanied BY Captain
Matcrfnan. iste - the clipper chip Sea Witch
as,y Tssa. Captsin J. nursley. which sailed frc,s
poton May f2h isso and arrived st this port the
Sh instant hss been 10 the Sandwich Islands thence
10 Csntcn. and back ~ New York. IN the uspr~ce~
dcnted time u ten months and twenty-@ix days.
having remsincd IN port While sbscnt seventy -6vs
dsJS.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10
TIIIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.

FIRST SESSION
~ MoEss's MAGNETIC rKLRoRArH.

~ noRsx's MAGNETIC rRIBoRArH.
wAsHsoroS, April o, 1880
Mr.. WEBSTER, on his motion, was excused from serv-
Ing the committee to carry Mr. Csihouns remains
TO South Carolina
After the transaction Of the morning business, aud
struggle with reference to the privilege Of special
orders, the Senate took up the census bill and after
the consideration and disposition Of sundry amend
ments and long and uninteresting debate upon the
several amendments proposed the Senate. without
having come to any conclusion, at 4 o'clock, sd-
toorned f.n'T ~
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TWO CENTS.

nuencc OF Bsgiey in making III the alterations mss
were what she has sworn to- and she also requested
that the date of her marriage 10th Of Septem her
should b. struck out and recently" put In as she
not certain Of the day she came TO my Office some
tne afterwards aud wished me to Inform Mr. nsrier
whore she she sale that shs had run way nom
home; think she said she had gone TO Edrdre street;
put II down on paper. aud the number; told her
sho had better go TO Mr. Bagleys Office but she said
she was afraid she should meet her father there told
her would be passing in the Of the day and
would tell Mr.. Bagley, which did
The court adjourned at FIVE O'Clock to ten this
"wednesday morning
Before Chief Justice Oakley
AfRiL S-Sebastian Oberer Horace H. ID This
an action TO the value of an India rubber
cutting machine delivered by the plaintiff to the de-
fendant, in january isi9. The defence Is that the
machine did not the purpose for which IL was
intended and almost entirely useless II was also
contended that plaintiff had already received from the
dcfen dant moro than the value of the machine ysr-
diet for plaintiff, 5000.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

C,vrtr,rlIr couRsr, L. I.-PsolSo.-The race. ys--
terday afternoon all that could be- desired. bet
ter contest has ecidom. never. taken place Wew
give report Of "a tomorrow The following l. . sum
msry -
=, April at ~ y. M--rurse $780, mile heal-. best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

The Wig County Convention assembled
on Saturday at Rome, The Whole County be-
ing fully represented. 0ssANUs 3. Mar
rrsoN was re-nomiDated for Congress by
aeclama,ion, good County ticket made u
AND en- excellent series Of resolges tsJao',5-
motsly adopted. The following are part
Of them
Rs.olssd, That the Wing party Of 0nei7a Coun.
~. faithfully adhefing - every obligation oil ma
Conalitusi D, and disc aiming all deElfe u interfere
with she Internal regulations ana oomesac lnS'i.
fotifDa If utfer States rPltersseS tde soiemn ao0
OH Yepested declaration of un1tefahlo hoatliiy 70
the eata pbstmenE recognition oi slavery 10 Auy
Territory To HEB II did nor ezss a. the time OF 'ss
acquisition, an ioHe2ibIe refoo,ion 7nich n?iAp'o
Of ti1os nor exisency OF circumstances can impair
R.,o5ped, ghas re re oioe that California has
been admitted into tho Union with nee o'uas''"
ton ps regard this event; nor IS 1.iu12u ~
sectional policy, bat as MEASURE OF J2t'"o ~''9u
il wouid hive be en- national Tf0n5 20 NAYS win
bed Tba, should any attempt DO male 70 insFo-
dnce slavery into New Mexico ard Utah hs alast
the already ex pfessed will Of their people, IL you'd
DC the im perative duty OF Congress u iafefposS
its authority TO prevent It,
{2ssolps9 That the Fugitive Slave eT recently
PACED bT IohSrcsB, III 'IFtubIy huopoHuiu6 h40
writ Of AAbe c010s TO persons arrested ss iug1'
tives frcu, Slavery in denying to zach porsons the
RI hit OF trial by Jury aud of appealing 70 the high
er tribunals Tor redress against The errors and
vensity of she one.man power IS e. eross ntrlnge-
me Mt on the ighs Of the citizen and bastant vo'
lation Of the Consultation itself; and that this Leg
isAt1re Of this State in order to The due pro econ
of its own citjzsps ahould make provision for ths
def pas Of every person arrested ~ithia iss limits
~ Fugitive Slave, to the erd theS he lesa rish
my be protected and mis- claim to liberty es'ab-
lbhsd.
The second of these, it will be per-
ceivcd, is in essence, and almost in terms,
the Sectional Resolve Of the Whig State
Convention at Syracuse. If the Boilers
had desired congenial atmosphere, they
should have taken their Convention else
where than to Old Oneida.
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81 A
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ALGEp n srTruTE.

EpOAeDIN6 sCHe Oh sta 5Ys s. rS-eaH 09is
n " iaia achts s7ti -oaii=7 "a on ~
RI, Tuss1sz 81 Nozenh-f, sad eJGd 1s - aD11s tlls
eru 0'i.1c Tor srHrz,e - every hesRch .nAt en.tf
ne s-nfeUsb ErgisA elise tuSh f1is nd l9-
to7 ~. 'h-- viga ne Fr.1ch G--7ag ssf 55sa'sh ss-
gUtgts Les IL Cal Hastc ~ n NJ ~ az ADJ 10
"a tsH kg ser0cs lshsd eTfmsn Dfalossl ~ vi d
deErsd E1perse fof no n ass Iut1u ~ al ie7 40 90
nsn-d bt.DcAsa, txceDt D5si m pr tenn " h7s
nurths TIE 'o 1vvipg zt-em51 1sl ats the so4d 81
Io.uueurb eide IN tbe ian y 40 ne choar: aud Are
e1clnsis siy oevUJst lie in-tezta Of M scsoo!s
Rsy = ~. sHcNgrVs = a Primo pal
JAMES sEnGTF lex a ! assoc,sss - nrlpaL
a. FEQLICH. 4. =. G sdu8fe 81 the Uayetsi.y u
France Sraetev Of G=sm.u and Frsoch
s71of =. : hAKTi q cGnA Fesfaer N z2eniat
~ Eist Of G. sss Trscher 81! Auuhc.
Nun 81 Il hoI4rs tulIsd - -
ClreUss cuns nire 'oiu flra4soC raD he oha'o9a q
AslA 8 Ntv1Hn L Go 3 hooa si0rs SO Broad Tty or
b. s9lteat lbs uepsl ~ rnvysl Coma old -
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~ THs NEw.YoRx srAsoARD by Jous
MuMFoRD and TIE NEW YORKER. by G q. sru.,
ART 4 Co are two new Daiss zbch each m a3e
its fiat appearances in our City on Monday. TIE
Standard il re5olert OF rammaug patriotism and
cosss two csnsa; the New Yorker cuts politics Gu.
tirely and sells for csnt We wiah them both
long ifs and property
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AtuSTAHUE HALL, Co5u-aL nsaf Guy Hall
" Sr16KIen MI CHzgKUAUD ard A An
nor sincere lsa1is or tho l5etal encourages
5epl received lA4I AID fAve iss hon2r s2i
treir os,rors ard fsuiies " 10 may desrs
~ ihen, hat itet dltcps snd wslsIog cs1ses
= IA .eD,r euce on Monday, Oct q ~ Ias AsseuDy Room
=, ne shove pl.se Dsys u instruction, @ondss sud
S5,t.lav Al 81 oc.ock Afternoon Jf asI-s u1ses suj
.,,tTs The hfE folfee viii taSe pscs on Frd.y
fjoy - aud Cd s7ery bird TsidAy OF nono GU
80 he ne sou u and aihiynsbie dsnca4 tKagal
ci auestoD D. ID TO lie gen raj de9ofunsas Of c1
b+ipg put down AID othar royen ~ Il ode
ysrtsrmI Lie sppiF &f ChsfDAGd's s. Vote
ST. sew YORK Wedres ara sot ss1fdsy. AID II aGa.
isgue % on tha school Afternoons lot49g
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From the Rural Observation-Disclosures Response
Alta meeting of she w nigs of District M /, CT
the town Of Ftxhhil, held at the Eagle Hotel, on
TIE eveJirg Of Oct - for tbs purpose Of eleosiog
Delegates TO attend tbs Assembly District and
County Conventions, after the TRANSACTION OF toe
regular business the following preamble aad raso,
iutions were adopted:
H1srsas, Political party equalization In suy
county can only oe hene foial III so far "a IL oOn
tributes to promote she prosperity and advance the
iptsrests OF ite cgzsps, and
IpAgyeos. We believe the Wing party Of this
cou BY 10 be thu only political Organization through
! U hich this result can bs produosd, therefore
Rssoiee3 That any and all attempts to distract
and destroy it are aos which ought to cal forth
our esverett defamation.
ResOlped, That in she opinion OF this mseiine the
course puraued by The minority in tho lAse W a'g
S,ate Convention at Syracuse il unnecessarily
calculated TO distract THAI parry shroash she iniia
ence OF which we hope 10 secure the adoption OF
such measures as are indispensable to the pefpc"
taty Of our institutions.
R,solred, That we depreoase The repeal OF she
late law relative TO tho recovery Of nstslve saVca
ard the adoption OF a substitute tue nature OF
which Ia diametrcAlly opposite thai tn0uio1asd 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES
ding ouEe kee peTs ana Consumers Of Oh Bum.
rg Fu'd csupheue, &c kc-The subscrt6eg cfFars Tor
sale The abovs article OF the euresi qeat, Al The 10 sst
Ds1 ell prize Tha diligently many families s9perisucs in
obtstrPg articles In bio line viii be eudry 90 aihd
by leaving ihelr oreets hts s9 Pea II d9ors
fem Cen ef WILLIAM CARTER P oprlet1P
CD hard, itts laan he 1spa price.
E-ooots delivered free al tho ely OLE aieoa'
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THE MADONNA. FOR Tbe Pr, 700.


Suggested hJa ?fttu,eb By 6sotge Ffssnse.1
PiKRIEss picture of a WOMAN,
Angst pore yea sweeJy hao1sn
D, ss that bad nos We ps FOX se@ss
Nigh, by thee, 10 touched wisn sssrs
soeh she sA1 aud sanity paoo
BrsatLias from tby dwopio8 face
Zach the tender, patient all
al Thy gentle fsasarc0 wss'-
Can II bo PRINTED forfo'
Hers before me, sofs and "afin
where tbas fair, vtiIed bosom swehf
surely, fnest feeling d~eis'
where she sOfs and shadowy har
Keets tho temple, high and fair,
Living pulaes, surely, play,
gboas b. foCs bigh and boly sway
Yes! her Wonans goal ie fraught
With some bright, immortal thought,
AS she bands, ai.h earnest oob,
Osr shs oross illamined Book,
WsH Ing on her Ease the while,
sometbiog sweetes tban smile
ecmethipg aaddeT Eban tear,
Something yet, TO each that e near.
Perfectlng her WON n's mien,
etrepgsh, With tenderness, is seen
esreps to to rise above Despair,
On The angel.wings of Prayer
Path, and Hope, aud Charity
Mtrroxed on Der brow we see,
And an air OF holy oaim
Breaches about her like bsim.
Peerless Picture Of woman,
ADgelpufe, YET sweesiy hamsn
Rovelntion bright thea ass
ofshe Painters glowing heart
Heart with inspiration shiiied,
usnd with matohIssS geniaH Rkillod-
These, with death!esR Fame are thine,
Pain .er u this form divine
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RY9,0KLYr DANOIaG ACADEnY.-F.
IA = sCHAFFENs Pdsas Dancing ami " si,z *
81 S.s6en,v grersnn gui!ain9s rs cofuer Of Or
~ 80 and Futon as srcoklyr. DAYS Of tottoni
si arktsy Al s.,0rdly Afternoons AT clock, and Al
,. p FOR further uErcQsrs Apply as s-oYr % days
fntcr or Nr residence near me corner 81 u ,
" .nA.'el ~ ~ On m svsrues o5 l2sedf
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sF a GEORGIA WIG writes to The ExpreSs
that the diversity OF sentiment among Wings de
vcloped at syracuse will greatly strengtaan tbs
Administration 3. the South. Hossya;
III any sought 10 njure Mr. FulmOros standing
with the South, the result Will prove otner visa.
Mt L. without doubt aiauda more favora0ly f0d9Y
than he cid before tho citing OF that Convention
The indnsree and inevitable tendency NJ thu oppo.
slion niade by the professcd friends of dt Sew
ard, to MIR Euimore and his Administration sill
be to rally around him aud IT, those wh0 have been
lake arm AZ to its suooe1s, while in eha nth he
will gain hundreds Of friends in consequence ofshe
ostracisn which hss taken place. Oondienes is
fels in mir f. that he wi not lend himself farther
schemes Of agitation, and thAt he viii rsisionsty
respect she principles ofthe Feoens Compromise
We do not yes hall appreciate the bes'iugs
Of Free Speech. 1t slwsys does work wsl, and
must Vhe ssitstion at syrlouss will do more
good than any one has foHeseen.
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40 DANCING AUADgnYs-giaEQB GdE8.
~ AhDI thankful fsI ice And paEoasSe g. 80 s1@s ~,
IN ghs his Dancing Academy, a1l sfoadwsy, "!A os
inaed loT ide pion OF pupils On 5AaLd OSl .
~r1o-k p a. Tong zbnu5meD's DAY ~ oclocA 2 Il
py.s rizsses N Iehoo kArniss attended - fsfia8
s,,de Known OF Application 10 5izlor o. . -,
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DANCING,

DANCING AOADEmY.-MAoAAE AU5Us-
"a - ar JAAES hss he houoT 10 inform i9a lsots
* sad geruenfn OF New-Yofk. that 4ns 1ui, 3, no
ga sccorip,henl II Dancing In all ils ofsneh9a *ilHg
es1Ded 20 from the sIass and de'o'e asf sne
Itn,- snd sutrItn 10 instruction na sIne aoRut'e Hs6
Ids alrlr 7sasns4 wl.h hsr eADonden. al aFi'
pessrp Perrot coIs7, Ns4illet CeAfin, q soiS $40
T.i,rsa ro.laI Coiiaous AielnHHdss Gc 1e aeq mas
sIrr fecelged re German Dance called MOI 9l s'9
te o. eer sud AaIu Ia CGadFie s6s sti as aAlu AZ
,be Bo,pi1o aud HsYanI Qlzdnles. 2adS3ie *4E2s's
wiz be happy 10 male Arrangements Eiih pfiap.s y.
Isdie, scsrd2g sodoos and viii SueQd pitH7 .ii''et
~ mol len. han siah! a lhegI fsaidsuce El'f &c lance
nav h. pacsd By psrenIG aud guardians Ga her @
csps.g aud eierias acn 20 inps's 10 hef ~ - AZ no
&c. Of thai popalsr sccomp3ahmeuS AqPaa % 20 %
f1s5e al her new dancing rUons, Il HoWsd e 80 Of
x q Wa from o.clJcA 70 ; ~
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MALI .O2xDl&0 s1HUOL AT wiLTON, CONN
ABEL WHIFLOCk, Principal.
g9EKaOSS wishing Information Of his Schoo arc 70
specLuJ u rled peTuse to circulars @iIb ramsS Of
pa;fnbs whom reference a mHce
The school be conveniently Waited o. tho Mes f1s
and New. Haven Railroad ~hch affords opportunity
return tho city on the same day
She amber 81 paplls curing the Summer has 5e3n ANGUS
g. uosiy from n C't7
Boss under ~ of aga received a. $50 par quar-
Cifcuas car be bad nj $50 Bgosaay rs sowery and 6l
CbsibBEu-si n. Y.
an interview can be hal Win &r NhGck 81 SO Broad
way on each Tuesday Il Oc,ober from Il % 0cl0cs
As0 1872
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Of Independence, and lbet

our eiorlous Declaration Of Independence and 'bas
?, " .ared TbsS the oroseodinFe o This meeting
y, lsbl;shsd in .he Fs,6f,A Sfa49arj and Neae
VIZ Y,,ba,s SAMUEL WARD, Chairman.
49, Us.assuaa See. say
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n.0aTAGUE RAi.I,, COURT 81 BRooKLYs
LN~HT. CuAkRUAUD aud Ars, LAtsNAY. nSgs
m ;faAuye 10 Inform gentleman CT Brook that maze
X mi he a. evening eisss under the insrueu N Of M
OGiLVIE on Aondsv aud FhnrsdAy al II o'sock P "
commence he 3Ai inst al the assembly RON n The
above place o9 2vs
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TAaRYToW ycSsTTTUTE.
= anl REE RnasnIHtl aAAMahE "a.

a Al YAlFytosp, n T. a NEWMAN, Principal
II hts INSTITUTION Jouos geoi srien yi M Thoroughly &
rne.ed ID ali TIA branches NJ English aud Classics,
4ucEilou F&sa4Its ~ E5,Dp,sTei 2arsa- =stst-E
college,
There are Two e geIz, esch ays g1onihs gee
GUNNER commencing 60 lde 6Isi 81 AAJ md ise
rFulsr OF Tho Gr1i Of November FERNS reasonable
Circulars containing particulars references &c "a
sbzined 5paIdog shephEra's 5rokstore 1871 Sro5
Fzy Ees York - 10 rszstng ee'@ = Tie FifSiFs
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EHTARkeT ON CITY sTOQAs..Fhe lnteIetl
ne Pubic soess Of tho CiIy OF ses Iots, ga. "a
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a N be closed Monday October l4h al Q eoca =
VII be permitted during period me BOOKS remain
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MUSIC.

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A % PARENTS AND UgaERS.-A gso,lr.nsn,
professor OF Tho Piano Forss lies srrsed fau Para
ksnes 10 otsfoos OF oeisuing siIUsto1 sRiesc2er in
private fsmily or IN institute, Yor or In say
ohef s's.s Satisfactory references vil be Eivsn. I'D
oftEs Il d. iee' Office Or 2~+
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Ensish. french Italian and German lzuFunse, n,.ssss
trg very expeditions method Of musical ms uetan re-
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FREnOH TAUqar.

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