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The Evil Mt our own Doors.

We are won't 70 suppose that because this q
free country homes, industry and biting poverty
never 70 together except in cases Il vice Or aooi
dent. The following Circular tels very different
story
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Psi,,soa JroH ne Tao-es.es q ~ CIV 9ss Co-As
PAEg6eiyAs1
The Wirfer % yon and dlstress ard AL tAI. =
ihs face By reason Of 10 low Priees iof "5eh -
obliged work many Of Us are fDand - ue ~ =.
amp, and mt. daytre.k a. i5e neea.s -. =, ~
which . scGroey suhcent fo re =. ~
Sumner seeson. Re1t mD1 ~ PAD ana c'.-s 800.
sne ofsr W.1-er. or 9sua4 sapp.-. 81 ~ ~
ssg for work from re public oenSFo~nt ll.-c-, o
~ a orr s.ores ben re lad ar proe f1r or A'o
we cO1d ms nsrp Dsrseves Aged psfsns are 20 Do mp
o0r.ed By NAVY of ~ and oi WIDOWS mere lf- 3o -"
49, 80. f,0r, o-e .o * Er,e - dr-1 cerrucelf c1-
hem sr bread Oaen fhSy mns 20 s-par1ie1 iro" Ne
mother 10 te.r i1sucT Bors I13s. De- seu ilf- ~ ~
Hgr 20 ard cold tsd cOrpsc~. cad t1e 20 commit
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.rt ~ pfs0, ard come away hardened vsgs5or1s Or-
FePi a. ho1s - 1-p DER nonr sno ear -s'e go
.rg as they srOv hat tfe prces " M not sfpr- taen
deceuf olag, and 'erped - demons 10 human share
Tl1s rie poor Hsoth@r SINKS iHto a. rnfr-
grave br0Eenhssf;sd fr wsi Es cogd not s7od and le
yogls children sre eii 20 s1bec' f9r Rosns. hsgia
iets Peniert FneI. = shs had been pad " her
WORK ste IN. 5rOught them habits " r1.sf
ard made ,i~rn useful fneuioer- u society.
greet many n u s~e American wic9s WIN eei1gs
winch wi not siow Ne 20 tec0m- p1blc cnsrg@-pli
what % We cannot ssrve i1 MS orr a7'is, IND
Ne ss under Ire open ssy We 49, mas f.'-s
eaovgh O. ,uIyof hfe n Re u.usf become begRAfs ="
would Decom- 50 4n body AID enfre-f our VINO ...
r.ty 70 make e-CTt n and = NE = sDccrsii.l
sts 30 abe 'n t.se care - o4fse4'es W -, 80
'ecOue roc1ctiv~ ga thousands ye' unDorL
benefit from 3d. We would c0n1lencs or ~ -
denny, ara On srn| sctle Oar tiY~lt - ''
- yes ITO an la.ori0 open s9op hn1 % h-u
or own euD.oTers tst We are too fo2r "llO- 1N'''
m, .sog he oa,,-essioo under witch have srosned
- Oppression Nbira grows heavier egef ysaI "
~ ne Pnc-s scfoay received -er1 whoh ut-7f ''7
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o. rs-rou over PEI en-, r-, annpu ~ me assumed
cspta. o. sU,oooo
The CHS Coanclo Toledo h-ye passed vote
asknr he e.s allure 81 grant authority 10 the ci, 10 sub
scrtc SHt.. .o lo stock 81 80 Michigan Sou'hefn Rail-
reed. g, rry o'lcs Railoot t,uirstas ~ lo.cdc-1 he
question subscription rr- o. Dee slnniy! O. e pc
MrW " Weiss an agen, OF tbs English Bond
holder, OF sn,cr. Bana tot Mics hss afvei J.cs.on,
Mss to urge heir payment on tie Legislature Of ha saS
The Bends issued by the state fcr 10 snbscrpuou
two null The stock At Ire Planters Bals They
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

" GsANn o.Ls AND RFNtrtr Day ~ Barnur's rrs,,
estNh sha~niand sue enou N Jhere str-sr.
set ior; IN Ne ei- I d Rics ne .rslria Maurr-v
~ whole vscdev-@ company In he jealous Hashs-f
'he hsrfireii Faniy m aVsr-y 81 corr rsrreseris,
ard s'erng Pan;cnur- bat uth- q MAJ J. 10 -
Cor hers 5 sure 10 Be = crowd
Lyons REPLY
Men % New York, wi,l %, eay-
eel yoar kiudness very 9ucA
would not WlsA VOC 10 beresve
TIE 'css o. one - 10 IS bose sch
The Pa. r., rais sad nike on the -poi ne Aasr-re
Powders ri cocsro.cs-s ard a.. s11i - in-,. nero.
~ E-u5i~sv - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

Flrr-Aboat en-, o'clock Thursday aAeruoop.
te --otof, lr A. D. Whnsys csrpon.-r s1op in Pear,'
ae,r f.rs VA s-ov-ri % be tre rls 5sr1e. were
s...,-' VIII Only .sag damage, s1j ha' prnc psy tv
wtsr Toe rool o. no grocery store of Mr sherry 10
Ystk..i caus h. era a. BE ure tCi few pas o,Wa.
f-r fusrished The 3.mcs
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RrAI EsrarF.- The following ots were so!i .D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

WARD SCHOOL No 2-Ths exaEiuatDu % Mr
Asuae1v'. No 2 Wsrd school eer-e! o. Str-a g. a.
Firs.Av--ue, cane q Yesterday before --7es--~re-
a.; M-Aern a1d age gathering Of ,isliseni -si =
AID gsutl-reu. Tue EXAMINATION connected VI ne
Primary Department under hs charge Of Ms Nehoiso1
a. her assisa,ts-snc lave seldom witnessed - n'e
re.arg exercises TIE Ike oIes :. q -nrif 7Ss a.
IRE Wh bright faces roy win bean 1na hsqp ness 81
Rogers sRt her charge received lie Attention u ne
examiners AID passed - srrs cr-tl hro1gh series 90
st1geu he orSacnes OF science al l
he schOo inc.u1i-g G-.zrA-, AraE-re snd HsiorJ
Which lie ycgag ACES proved ArnseTes more han
nsch Tor he Young GEM. We wOut remark - paisan
Ia, Age psu Of hs boys WIS passed before ae free
Academy eIan.aers a-7d "a History. rl- prUmfr,1e-
with wtleh every question answered ~-s quite -
narssbl- Al f-iy established th- ezz OF ice -y' hgn
credit - Is d-psr-rect
NJ Mcks-n made sor,s impressive reUarss, ihanSinT
h- teachers Misses Roger s,urtivEnt Patterson aid
Rnto1- fer he tne q her casses h rerlArAs
received viii respectful zfisoEon. TIE aides
EAve ire m.se aasr which he Ersri,ers repaired
Mr Ks.netys D~p1r1ns1; where the exercises uers
passed ovsr VITA r-ai hcry by he boys -ho acquitted
iksmseives wei ore o. n boys c. CasPoe- made
storf speech followed ~ Mr.. NcKesn ard NJ. Her
~ TIE ex.-srAao1 e-lng over. .os- cispisTs OF -
psvsr q ne sosr microscope made BY Mr. sn=aou
assistant eschef. ard some groups Of ehtren were
eAxzsr-ogped b. NJ. heIsryrs5 50 Br0sa-sy sss Pre-
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RAIlkoAp ACCIDENT John jenkins OF ShsroD
c. aged about 81 years conductor on TIE 'regG rA-
ne hous1icn.c RalrcSt. instantly e. 60 In2rscsy
i0renCon ca ths down uGn, rear Les Nass Having
ascenced Tor other, 70 he Top o. car b
soocked % while passing under ori3ge and thro~r
between ne cars and horribly nurz.rd
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RUsINESs NOTICES.

10 8aAoss National Collection q Daguerroo,ype., ~
snd ~ Broadway eouer n Fuion-st strangers and En-.
respectfully invited cal aud examine ae spec.
mems.
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IRELAND.
Progress of Agitation.

DUBLIN, Friday, pcL J, l9F'
To the Edto, Of the Tribune:
Last year witnessed, in England the unusual
sight of Autunnal leisure spent in agitation by
The landlords. noblcmen and commonsrs, for pro
tectiye duties ON imported grain, to ieep up the
price OF home produce, in order to keep up rents.
This year there is nothing to ruile he quiet OF
England; the scene OF the agitation is changed
and SO IS the subject and also the ,gitators in
Ireland, the tenant farmers are agitaing, for low
rents. to correspond with prices which Free Trade
will keep permanently low and for guarantee
or their right to the fruits of their own industry,
skill and capital expended on the lanl. which IS
ther share. the landlord has right to the soil
which is his share in the farming venture There
was some sense in the attempt OF the Hnglishmen,
for high prices would command high rents and
when that failed, there is reason it must be adj
mtted in the effort Of the Irish people for low
prices onsht to have rents corresponiingly low.
The only class that seems to have given common
10 the winds is the Irish landlords class,
however, that embraces not the Who'll, OF them
who would have the rents as high as ever, with
prices that must continue low
However, there is no agitation now on foot, but
that Of the TenantLeague the Landlords and
the Press that is in their pay, contsnting them
selves with exposing. what they consider the alb
surlities difficulties. and impractcablties OF the
Leaguers plan that part. especially which would
fix the rent by Committee Of Yalua,ors, instead
OF It's being voluntary arrangement between the
Letter and Renter of land, ike any ether article
OF commerce; and along with this, the other part
which fixes the tenant IN possession as long as he
pays the rent. The tenants right to his improve
ments seems, already, undisputed,- this is
something. But the agitators 60 on; are banding
all class and creeds-alI Irishmeu-in one united
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,r,,r vopU DAILY TRIBI7NE MONDAY OCTOBER 81, 1850

ton as that just mentioned. yoa will see that the
religious element in Irish agitation IS anything
but Inactive aud will not wonder ut the strong
terms in which the Synod denounced tins pro
selytisln. and urged the Roman Catholic cier9!
10 oppose it.
CONSTRUCTIVE TREASON
Before setting out on the Tenant League Aei.
tation the Council submitted the principles, laws.
and rules OF the League to throe barristers o.
Haean. Fitzgibbon, and O Laughlin, who all pro.
nounced them legal But O'Hagan cautioned
Them against the danger that all political bodies
;ncur from the law Of Constructive Treason
laid down on the j" o Council State Trials, ac-
corning to which every memberis responsible for
the savings and doiu4s Of every other This dan
,,.. ~ course. is increased in proportion to the
T,,ber nj branches and affiliated ramliicatlons OF
ANY,. noIit;cal association and already not only
does IoI,n O'Connell refuse TO JON the League
bu+ mr. Gray and lis brother Mr.. " llSon GRAY.
tb, EDITORS and proprietors Of TIE F"em71-and
who assisted in the construction OF the League
have Withdrawn. l., :.
Already the loyal landlord press OF E.ngiaAa IS
calling out for prosecutions hnS' tue CAei'tI''.IlH
Ci,oU5cj,. THE tenantright cry IS now ringing
through every corner OF Ireland. The Gathohc
nri.sts of the South. aided by the hepuoHcan
PRESBYTERIAN ministers Of the North. have at
length succeeded injecting up an agitation which
II not promptly met by the authorities, VIII De
far more mischievous in its results and tar more
lasting in its effects than the senselesS ana selnSh
agitation for Repeal The great Tenant-risht meet
iEe for Wexford came off on Monday at Ennis
cortlv The speeches contained more construct
i've sedition than has been sponted at Cancellation
Hall since the demise OF the archasitators.
This testimony tells how the League Is viewed
by Conservatives and Landlords whether Inc
l;over,ment shall consider the language of the
speakers as calling for fresh Monster lndlct
ments romans to be seen. IELEslopos.
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,uraI and to say the least. offensive TO the pre-
vaiJirc taste in this Puritanic country Il Lamar
.;ne is at a loss for wholesome reading Tor his
oo,,,tr..1oen. he might find hundreds OF American
and Enclisb publications which it would be far
better to translate for their use than TO invent
sucf rdctures OF romantic virtue, which have no
possible application 10 the honely, practical un-
heroic moralities Of every day life The tranSia-
ton OF this work by Mr. Robinson Is generally
spirited, but might have been greatly improved by
amore careful elaboration and less goodnatured
tolerance of French idioms. Many obyious ms,
takes, however, are probably the fault Of the proof
reader fSringer and Townsend. l2lno. PIP l72.l
- THE CoSspIRAToR. ov 4. +. DrrUY, IS
new American novel founded on incidents in the
political histor, Of Aaron Burr who, with his as
sociates in the supposed plot against the Umted
States. under transparent disguise, play the lead
ing parts in the narrative The story is sustained
with good deal Of interest, and has two or three
scenes of remarkable power 1t shows decided
ability for this department OF composition athoueh
tbc freauent aInbitiousness and occasional mia
ton Of the language betray want OF maturity or
Of strength on the art of the writer % apple
ton 4 Co l2mo PIP 249)
~ "GRAnAM's MAGAZINE Now is embel
lished with two large engrayings, The Highland
Chase, and The Angels Whisper, neither Of
them executed with remarkable felicity. The
contributors are DR.. Elder James 7. Fields,
Whipplc, Herbert, Bayard Taylor, Street Hast
ings W, cid, Geo. D. Prentice, Grace Greenwood,
Mrs Kinney, Mrs Eanes and others Dewitt
4 Davenport
~ "BLAcKwooD9 for October contains My
Novel, The Green Hand, and Dies Boreales,
and has one or two interesting Reviews There
is good poetry in A Wild Flower Garland, and
bad politics in "Yhc Masquerade OF Freedom'-
d. Scott * Co.
~. "pFrrnsoS's MAcazINF9 tNov has arti-
Giles from over twenty contributors, most of them
females Dewitt x Davenport
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NCIlOOLS.
GREAT REDUCTION.

EREAT REDUCTION, VIZ: 81 so for
" course Of TEN LESSON IN Mercantile ngi Episo.
inry PpupnrsMp G0LDS4lITtpS " efing Rooms. ~
BROADWAY inst corner above iifr lRsISG
TO the vonr l-t entering upou tS business now.
-aie bold clear yesiI-ehur hail rlt uon. II
good character b. the hrsi requisite NtAch the Mcrcnsuti
maud. IN Clerk lire next l. That IN, written Characters SHAH
be iepiblc, uniforms and symmetrical
To the commercial correspondent, secretary, coPyiSt
member The hHr. author rorerHrsi and To- al who>s
help make up te enormous aupant Of
i4r. u lrt nader The cheap pasiae system nasS
roii r,,nj Fo,, fe ard distinct curosrogty is equally
necessary lie who cannot dash Oh NJ 'toign N minl,
script ~. they arise, nnfod'e Inc H1l.hS u
otr, u, ss les tl. follow copy Is uuh Tor any VI
die -up,oyrienfs nnlGed ABOVE
To i,e lady fashion, elegant Hld graceful hani Is
Indispensable M, the MOS, prominent indication OF N,
fined ,Hst syd one. ond As soon expect to md clown
III palace lady dticientm one OF ihe most necessary
snd useful of IN the dTawng'r"om or TIC
boudOir.
To The woman fbusness handsome STYLE OF penmaa-
snip = absolutely esseuiu3Gute A. much ~ - hrdS
edge OF arithmetic
To e ch0nic and the trodesman tie bone and sinew
OF our Community fair hand less valuable; for sp~
Cucat0u> cannot be drUysp on' agreements written boOks
kent. bill, Gade ont without this easily learned On,
most important requirement
To both SEXES, to all classes, conditions, professions
trades and cangs, quick. clear AID uniform style Oi pen
mnusin ~ with the exception OF reading the ai,
pcnsable o all acquisitions.
Mr. Goldsmith would saw. in conclusion, that OF the ma2x
thousands of papls 10 whom he has given instruction
not one " no willing to devote ordinary attention bis
ssons has failed 10 become good eyiity and he nus
rfe In stating that the very best penmen IN the United
SmfeS some Of them teaehers, and others m private life
have acquired their extraordinary deNerty with the pea
under his tuition.
n r. Names must be registered during the days DC
evenings of the present week or GUS nS&H
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rE1HE NAV YORk MEDICAL COL.

4 LEGE has completed m edidcc for the purpose OF
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, in East PMreenthst near
Broacvuy and the Eour-aye unryaed III TIE facilities
wlichit affords the student boln interior arrangements
ond its poSiron III relation the various Hospitals and In,
truaries =. f,,.
The advantages for practical instructions IN Chemistry
and Anatomy Unprecedented.
Horace Green MD. Prot OF the Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. ..
John H. Whitaker. MID Professor OF Anatomy "nd Fay'
Edwin Hamilton Davis, NJ D. Professor OF Maeha
MrdiCa and Pharmacy.
b Foriyce RNrkcr NJ. D. Professor OF Midwifery AMI
Diseases OF Women aud Children.
q r. Ogden poremus, NJ. u. Professor of Chemistry.
r NJ Bnlndige NJ. D. Demonstration Ot Anatomy
Alexander T. Mott, NJ d. Prosecutor of Surgery
Surgical Medical and al Obstcrrca Cbnique will be
held weekly by the Professors OF the different branches,
interior in interest any others IN this city
The Anatomical Rooms VIII be opened on the hrSt Mon
dav III October
rckets for the full course, sos Naturalization tickets
cnn be- obuined OF the Subscriber al 81 Fnrenst or al the
College, and the regular course of Lectures VIII be com
neuced on the first Monday in November
r. OGDEN DORENtUS, NJ. d.
~ oto,x9,vDSttW Dean OF the Faculty
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NEONTAGJTE HALL. Court-st near

MONTAGUE HALL. Court-st near
I'VE Civ Hall Brooklyu.-Mr CH.lRRu Al and Mrs
A. LANNAY return their sincere thanks for The liberal en-
cOurasemen received last season. and ave the h9ho re-
desire 10 patronize them, that their DANCING and
WALTZiNC CLASSES VIII commence on Monday, Qct.
strc,ion. Monday and Thursday, 81 O'Clock afternoon
for ladies' misses and The first Scree VIII tnke
nlncr on Friday evening" Nov p and on every third FRI
duv OF each month during the season All the new aiu
fashionable dances taught and strict attention paa 10 e
4 floor expressly for dancing now being put down. ma
other improvements nude For terms nc apply 10 ME
Chnrrlla,ds rooms, 20 WhteSt. New ork, on w euieS
DAYS and Saturdays and Montague Hall on the school al
.r,on,'s OH ~
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NTOT7NT PLEASANT BOARDING

lYH SCHOOL. AMHERST, Mass Rev. J. A. NASH,
prncpAl-This SCHOOL embraces n wide range Of In
scrion English Classical Scientific md AgricG99 and
is designed for BOYS and YOUNG GENTLEMEN y: tom
gor 10 wears ofage upward till they are prepared ofHer
College or to 90 INTO active pursuits oflile
Reference is respectfully made to the President and fn
s,ssors Of Amber,t College: also to Hon. Osmyn Baker,
Of Nerthamplon Mass. c. w Chaplin ESQ. Springfield,
Mus. 4. Parullo Esq. and Fl. NJ Mcclure, Esq New.
Circulars containing statement ofthe general arangs
mems plans and Objects of The School may be obainedy
addressing the Principal al Amherst, Mass.
TERMS-Boaui, tuition washing mending, fuel and
lps S5 for the Winter Term commencing on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY of NOVEMBER, aud continuing FIVE
Mr.. n win be at the New England House Iii Bo&
way the remainder of this and the first half OF next wax
ol9 ST.
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y ILaON THRANER, ID KfuNlch.st.
GEO. Bush. lG Huward.st. OF
HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

I'll ILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX
IL Il SEMINARY il situated in Essex, on thu beautiful
margin bi the Connecticut, near the seabOan. For ieali
ness OF location and completeness Of arrangements his
Institution l. unryaied 1t combines the advantages O
both male and female seminary Taught by JOINT faculty
while AZ the time by peculiar adaptation HE
buildings OF the Institute, the Usual objections similar IN
stituon. ohyiaed BY this cement parents can
here their and daughters the school, with
every facility for ohfnnlng thorough and accomplished
education Terms :zco year Fare from New-York City
by the splendid -ealner Connecticut and other boats the
line ~ cents For circulars please apply to the Principal
or WM- Il. LYON ! O.6l Cedar-st
OF meod~o LUCItS LYON, An Principal
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DRIVATE TUITION.-A gentlemal
u who has had an experience OF nearly ten years
legiate Instruction. receives ot hls parors r." yop pp
dies and gentlemen from Brooklyn and Ne%-fq rK ~
VATE PUPILS in the Classics Mathematics and Nltal
Sciences and affords every possible AID Tor thelF pt
and expeditions progress IN study, at very rofHle
charges Young gentlemen preparing for college e1n E
sue he course Of study required for any class Of he "
thew propose to enter. Address ;. , Tribune office
Ol9 Stood
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EMMANUEL BRANDIES. late Of Vienna,

= - :! ~ - y - W. ' ieiiii'-'
familiar wititlhe English French italian and German Ian
guages, possessing very expeditions method OF Musical
Instruction., respectfully offers his services TO the Public
and Schools Of NewY6rk and vicinity He is ready To
Pupils either his residence, $50 ou7tonst their
Terms moderate Apply at 80 Hoisqn,st. between
! and ORD and O'Clock. or At q +. GOULD & CO.'S
formerly Riley Co.'S Music Store, 81 Broadway Ref
ereuces, ii required % I'm
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EOOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Go.

AD-hen, Orange Go. N Y in connection with Farmer
Hall Acadeng-The WINTER TERM OF This nsituI1
viii commence on Monday, the 28th inst The pupilsh
this School i've in the tHmy OF the Principal purdue thnf
studies at home under the nj Teacher, and recie
the academic classes thereby securing the advantages ard
avoiding the evils incident to public and private edlcalo
The NewYork and Erie Railroad passes through Gosen
enabling parents visit their SONS, remain Sly hours and
return 10 the city daily Circulars containing fun parted,
lars may be had the bookstore OF Mark II NeSmal y
Broadway The Principal mHy be seen n WIghts Hoe,
III Broadway (by Trinity Church) Thursday, 2ith inst
between 10 A. NJ. and =. NJ
OF IT. ID. l.. TONI.F, A. NJ Principal
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ALGER observation-disclosures

a LG + r INSTITUTE.-BUA
EASCHOOL for BOYS ut CORNWAL.Is Coun.-fhs
WINTER TERM OF this School viii commence on the 6rR
course of Instruction embraces every branch that enten
INTO thorough English Classical and Mathematical Edu
cation together with the French German and Spanish Ian
unpcS Lessons in Vocal Music and on the Piano and Or
gnn are given by an accomplished German Professor wien
desired Expense for Board and Tuition in n the above
named branches except Music, SlOO per term of I'VE
months The following gentlemen constitute tho Boahd
Instructors reside in the family with the Scholars, and ua
exclllsiyels devoted 10 the interests OF the School:
Rev f. w ANDREWS, MA Principals
JAMES SEDGNICK, MA. Associate Principal;
A. FROLICH, MA. q Graduate OF the tnWersl'ya
France. Teucher of German and Frenchi
Signor II DE AIARrI of Cuba Teacher of Spanish
r. Thesis of Germany, Teacher OF Music.
Number of Scholars limited to 10
Circulars containing fun information can he obtained
Mark II. Newman Y Co.'S Book store, 1919 Broadway
by application to the Principal ut Cornwall Conn. 0l2w:
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IBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTED

IDEN 4 -NOhHAL INSIIIU E.
E4lncorporaed by an Act ofhe Legislature Located at
Liberty, Sullivan CO. n. Y. AnACADElfY ard BOARD:
ING-SCH0OL Tor YOUNG LADIES and GENTLEMEN
tie east expensive most thorough! aud practical school
III NE country particularly adapted for teachers srer p
Normal School at Albany. Mr. JOHN +. STODDARD,
Principals Miss CINDERELLA NJ GREGORY, vice
Principal i complete in ali lis departments English,
Classical French and 0mamen,aan accomplished teach
er furnished for each ExpensesFor board Washing,
lights and tuition in all The English branches ABOUT SlD0
per gnnIn; including FrencI md Music pano-forte,
about 40 The WINTER TERM commences on Monday,
Oct g. and confines 2 weeks Pupils VIII be taken until
the l7lh Nov. Apply to STILLWELL' BROWN co.
y CortaId-sr where circulars may be obtained and every
requisite information given and gs4s7n , , VII be in at
JOHN D. WATKINS, MD
OF 7t+ Founder and Trustee
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C1ORTTANDT TNSTTTTTE-A SE-

SLECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, a PEEA.
SKILL \ YTR- Institution Is situated on the haq ba,l
Tie sessions commence May and Nov. /. Circths ny
be obtained Of Raynor ~ Bowery; J. Miller Al b"sF
way; or BY addressing the Principals
Rev GEO fIilPPEN, p-i.,ioo.
nIG 1menl. 4 r. PHlPPEN. I-n.P--