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Naval Ipt.is,xcpc~.

I'll DAY Does. N.vN Yam, BrooKLyS. Yesterday
afternoon, shout four O'Clock Commodore Salt.r COM
n.rdsr ofthe yard brought into dock the L s slo,p
of war Jale She IL the first vessel that has been
dochsd st tbi. yard Many distinguished geptiemsn IN,
besides the officers Of the yard, present among
them tx.Govsrnor Young and Collector Maxwell
Th. dock is perhaps the bet piece Of masonry
world. Il Is many feet longer than any other dock.
either In Europe or any ether country II has been
fnished unasr the orders of Chsrle~B Stewart Eco.
Chief Engineer who received orders less than ninety
days ago 10 prepare 10 for receiving o ship "
then supposed IL reuld take up sAds ~ sx months TO
6nith it ship is now In ". By working night and
day, the felowinR extraordinary amount u WORK has
been done during the last three mouths - lse cubic
yards Masonry laid In the woik; l2ooo cuoic ysrds
ssttb fltd aoun1 the dock III leo cubic ysrds
esvstiop Golfer DEM T69 fe-t timber taken from
do az pesfrom 40 70 co feet long taken from do "a
tons Of iron bos chains 40 from do sso cubic yards
q concrete LAID aud COZ fset Of timber laid.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

,ns opening Of The the sppo-
VIII The present snd maturing plans Tor future; and as
snsaer is ,1s sei psy in s business Of msnuscurng
male brief but csIdd eapocn Of his feeinss views and
sS Ss I.S and q p.ry % sS. b, sa
IN rsu RI for the ind shOgsrel upon him.
Tar PAST lr.h -hl,hoosh the dgcr Of ira issna, 10
the has sssa more sS ssSs' sssn soss
sr S ses 'ny sS rec g ysy Psass smosons
prosp,ry The evidence tubc appreciation Of xsnsr ,us
,pSsa: irs, .: srsieal u .S:
Senp isfe1 ser sss 10 s,s a. .9s nerve q sse r2cse
che hsye fsve,a tim rot OIL, with sodea opaios 5ut
an to s,ur. h.n noi os,erta ous tat in he ,Ons
srtrsies 'he ,bsir ssrsies lis esah.Sm,ss
,srts .s y N s marcy and the Dprevensnts he
esrsots chers valuable AID important All his am,
Sss he Is ns s" s TpSs s1 sa;sss in
to s,s q, perfection hitherto undramed Of ehor SIDE
e.sls,s Brsss's s,gss-iow profits aud large .aIos
into tbe nsrtetor materials most svsrab.
.s,h " hard Ne ses ~ each Ne esercss, rsa rer-
hs hn tei trsetoaly ssgsntsa ~it every rrocess
n,hes the derrrs for ,,lss The vassas Sea
,ons ats see. then Perfected - ~ vertans h1nds By
,qas .lTesseso the sssi or six dollar aa,s as
GssI,s hsTs ..Sgsaergsts As.oarssS-rhs 81
ras ia ~ ssi1s s. ~ r 's ss asts osr.
70 'sset rem' o.ntt asiorment ef plain fancy haze
,as rps 'fssis fssas ss &c ,,s ,,is's q:
hltn N Fut uare eprftenfea cNfersixs
SHEtN lNruhrfp hsra &C IN this depirtmtn al sniu'o
eststth" sn . te oey suteut uyal. By special
tranfem With tie tfs cR. elicr of aud ISndon
le :. rteentt, t,e feregn fatiors thsy
arear rich sd spcrdss fsucy chspsaux valsh III
tetui Of tfs flrsn afiss stanfly a1I
ctstFnE VII D. foura 10 H. sL.W within 49,
ties have hcen etrlsyef M tie ths Pai.~
he1a,c tnd ~ tt tLcy s' rcscltes
his iaccs fr ohaiarg The latest Load fasioaa A.
equally rcat ana hsfpse The created ~ ~.
custs in tresfwsy. - '-'- - ~
GsNis TO rl,r tSsarisrrp.-I la hussrsss On cerr,e
ielsift a. HE, teuin tases ~ Iat . ~ 10
last teara custcers ais..ti
bed " u tu. tnAf De hss heard csapa,n,s. hs
tftfurt ~ thinNs tNfFytodN
ttf 70 suct - have been suited he usud tsasr an
ht. shd ~ Ne saut tnat the "a stt In 80
measure ss Nit lemstses Ilet should rave
" nhsc and All rho ne emrey "a In his cstsbiisurnt
Me ',t tctay =" rey us ske and ttink trouble or
INntt.. lrtal 70 Iase iufcffscr. They only chs
unsd sre mortified when . customer from rsussree A.
sIit lu. - ~ '''''--"F
GrNfN's Pt,Ss roR lsJe consequence ef the ,,tsr
--h =" ~ tutires 6cnt ~ sbost materially .rtsud hs
matt isctnfrf fsces, hy enaEius the H. nor,
snc tv sadns IN proved m,chhsfy that he ha-
n"r te ~. sstcrts ent % scsgicntn ladies. sni eh
dr.u bats will b. estiv ncr 10 beauty vs-svsna
value sbd bis stccH ~ fancy ces,
Will tsty le srQgricr any nEar IN An sr -. ~ nf
si adhere tovsyet o. hts ia rfudlces in fava of Ia
rrcnis and ier J. svitstlo results cheap price, a a. mai
resbc rsunds IN tte ladder bV Witch 10 cfi
With nerves srurE ~ honorable eaerr'se rspuAer
iurtute ana % schaye shat he friaes ths sprose
cb % his tien d aud the continued favor of the
GEslN, dattsr, 2if Broadsay.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
TELkGRArHIC NTCLLIGENCE.
Synopsis OF the News.

In the u. S. Senate, yesterday, a considerable
portion Of the session was consumed in a debate
upon receiving and printing series of anti-savery
resolutions from the Vermont Legislature. A mo-
ticn 10 lay them on the table was lost-ll voting
in the affirmative, and 46 In the negative Many
OF the leading Southern Senators voted against the
motion to lay on the table, on the ground that they
wished the people of the South to be informed Of
the movements of their Northern opponents. Pend
.pg the motion TO print, the subject was informally
laid over, to give way TO the discussion OF MIR.
Casss resolution in relation to the Austrian eul-
bassy. Mr.. Foote, of Mississippi, obtained the
floor, and made long speech in favor of the reso-
luton, and in refutaiIon of the arguments of Mr..
Clay against the measure. Without coming to
any conclusion upon the subject, the Senate ad.
journed.
The House of Representatives made three un'
successful ballotings for Clerk Mr.. Forney, o
Pennsylvania, receiving the highest vote-lot
votes. No other business was transacted.
In the Legislature of New York, the most i'm
portant items of business were, motion calling
for information IN regard to manorial titles; pro-
test from the Seneca Indians against their present
foim of government; memorial from the Hud
son and Berkshire Railroad Company, asking a
pos,ponement Of the sale of the road the refer
ence of Mr.. Geddes' anti.savery resolutions 20 a
select committee and petition from the Hudson
River Railroad Company, asking amendment
of their charter. A long debate took place in the
House, on the subject Of printing an extra number
of the New Code of Practice, which resulted IN an
order to print five times the usual number,
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
Affairs In Washington j.
OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON CITY,
Tuesday, January 8, 1850 {
The Senate amused themselves to-day with a
little excitement on the niger question, on the
Vermont resolutions, which declare slavery TO be
a crime.
These resolutions are to come up again to-
morrow.
MIR. Calhoun modestly declared his opinion that
the South would meet the coming struggle as they
should meet it.
General Foote occupied several hours 10 reply
to Mr.. Clay's speech Of yesterday, and made ont
strong case in favor of suspending our dipo-
matte relations with Austria. This subject is
still the carpet and expect the resolution to-
be lost, as we have no doubt that the body of the
wings, together with Mr.. Calhoun and other
Southern democrats, will oppose it.
We understand that the democrats intend to take
Mr.. Clay at his word, and bring in a resolution
suggesting an appropriation Of land for the Hun
garian exes. 1t will probably be introduced to-
morrow, when some of the exiles are expected to
be in the city.
The House, at three o'clock, closed ITS lsbors
for the day, after three unsuccessful ballots for
Clerk.
MIR. James Dempsey has been recognised by the
President, as Consul from Denmark for the port of
Alexandria, Va
Mrs. Ann Chase, the heroine of Tampieo, and
the Hon Meredith p. Gentry, of Tennessee, are
rive in Washington to-day.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
Later from Tcxss-A Hattie with the Ia
dians. &c,

BALTMoRE, January s-oP. NJ.
We have two New Orleans mails this evening, with
dates January1 papers contain advces from San
Antonio, Texas, to the 18th OF December announcing
that Mr. Coombs, while conveying team Of twelve
wagons loaded with corn to Captain Jones Of the 50
Infantry at FL Paso was attacked little this side ef
the latter place BY about eighty Indians. A battle
eptued between them and the Americans, who num-
bsred but fifteen, during which the Indians were
totally defeated, with . loss Of several killed.
The Americans Lost man, and had several others
wounded.
Gen. Brooke hAdssucd order for the protection of
the Indians against the sggressons OF the whites lie
also engaged in carrying out the provisions OF
the treaty with the Mexicans.
Gen. Garland assumed the command Of San An.
tonic on the eth met.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

abo's br'eme treet sha 20 Ufsnd sireet seconi blo
east ls Rustfy ste selling wor than anv ofer
stos In this city fh.r hav also cd 8ack hni rsar y-
sen Jca 81 trse shn r,r round. aud their snr siir
ttr pcut is - ruec a. ear te fsund in New ysfn
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
Affairs IN Canada.

ToHoSro. January 9. 1850.
The ossizes. under the altered juiieatufs system.
opened yesterday and three murdsrers are to be tried
during the sitting Of the court.
MIR Justice Draper has denounced the penalty Of
treason against the snnsraticn movements
More annexation disnissals have taken place
The city elections we're concluded to-day aud four
snnexationists returned
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

ARRIVAL OF PACKET SHiPs.-Yesterday was great
day for those interested in the arrival Of packet ships
especially the insurance Offices less than six Of
our finest chips arrived from Liuerpool London ana
Hsvre, during the day. follows The Sheridan Ca.
tain Cornish Albert tialistiD, Captain Deiano j. r.
Skiddy, Captain shipl~y; and Consttutitn, Captain
Britton from Liverpool the Southampton, Captain
Griswold from Lordon aud the st Nicolss, Captain
Follapsbee from Havre We may haye one or two more
packets in tod
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

New YORK STATE INSTITUTION OF CTvIr. En-.
GINEERs.-The institution was organized last Janu-
ary, for the purpose of forming point of union
and reference for its members, for the purpose OF
collecting maps, models, and drawings There
have already been large number of maps and
models collected and many scientific books, to
form library from.
The State of New York granted the use of two
rooms in the State Hall, at Albany, for the nstlta:
ton, which have been handsomely furnished by
he society, and occupied. Ii now numbers up
wards OF seventy members-besides about thirty
others, who are on the list tor admttance-auou
whom are many Of the principal engineers of this
part of the country. The annual election for Off
GERS of the institution will be held on Wednesday.
The 10th instant, at the rooms of the society, II,
Albany. William H. Sidel, ESD, late chief en-
eineer of the Panama Railroad, is the regular cam
didate for the presidency.
Such an institution as this Is worthy of the high
est consideration, and we happy to hear of it's
prosperity. Itpubshes, quarterly its transactions.
and brings out vast deal Ct information that
would otherwise be lost To the world. Societies of
arts and sciences are 10 be found in the Leading
capitals of Europe, and occupy a high position
there Magazines and weekly papers TEEN with
their interesting proceedings. With us, they are
comparatively their iDfsncv, but they will grow
IN number and Importance with the progress OF the
country.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

ia selected assortment ef sdie seatlern.n aed
diehs net Irea AMI Ostrfhoss and ssndaa
rfns The lates, french fashops Aso. ladies' and nsss'
tuber tasr Boots TIE most setast srtieie has
teen made constantly bard ssd for The rar
Guobi sAks Rubber Warehouse, 20 asd .. Broaaeae
oTIosits 1IbitJ Ctufth.
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Court CMlen ndar-This nar

CoMn,oS PLs.s Part Nos 81, 80, 81, as, 0s, or.
90 II, IS TO- ~ 10, ST. 80 9. Part Nos. o. o. os
20, ~ "a, 20, 7S, So 50, 81, ss. ss. 90 90
CIRcuiT Cousr- Nos. $50, l3l, I&os4, Ia. to ISL.
1917. l52 to ISL.
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Europxan News.

The Canada will be due this afternoon at Hall
fax. she will bring two weeks later intelligence
hom all parts Of Europe,
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

B,LriNoRr, January ser VI.
ny the New Orleans papers, received this evening
learn that another alarming erevasse bad occurred
at Elins plantation, In the parish Of st. John the
Dautist.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

ere the i.arest sB- tett IN cal 81 No O ru.,.
street VII eat fis eur readers has the
ma ehese $50 tu eht - aties geats gsss sSy. ass
Shsreh btcs sA"ts, Dsers, Uyershocs Sc IN thi go
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

Ttcv.e enc Of J. Besis Uus Dollar Premium ..-cr,
vte ttat evt mSet his Dssusrrsetypes arc rut 20 ia az
seeo th"fe tst cssrse So and vsrrantsd ver 4,
nds az A. J. bcs No isa sruaswsv, kewssr Erfa- i,rs
shs LiteIty susst, VveJ oest.' hat store. NV
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

THE Gas MONOPOLY 1t will be seen, by refer
ence 10 the report In another column, that the gae
consumers held a preliminary meeting last evening
on the subject OF the gas monopoly The Ice 10
now fairly broken, and we hope the movement
will be followed up until it succeeds. We must
have cheap gas. The fiat has gone forth
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

have ts day frr corsrrerhr under the srm ~ Esa
tE am9th hsoidshy. Ter trarsacng the fr0r.tnx "a
iotbins orr socds tusiness. i,o Hrosdsay
JOHN MANNING,
BENNaRD SsyrH
New York. January T. 1850 JANIS iNcoI psly
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

BALrtNorr. Ian S-GrN
Sales Of Howard street f0ur are making at Slss In
grain there IL nothing Of momeu; doing Provisions
ufst
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

49, hfe lrs imIersl Hoots 80 so sora 81 Water rrosf
boctttem sito g. 81 pstsst ieath.r Booss al ,sses
aiNty On tshei hes 81 Ffench CALI Dress Boots mss -
.rssr ior - ~ a. ne torer q Pol sud Nossa o.
besitetu once. IHE DngrO4.
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
House OF Representative.

WssHIseroS, Tuesday, Jan. g. 1850
Mr. VI. Y. GrSrsr of Tennessee, appeared to-day,
and after the oath was administered b. took hi. seat
he Ilou,e proceeded TO vot. fr Clerk. There we're
three ballots the result of the FIRST and last OF which
were a. folows.-
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

Necessary 70 n cnofes.. III l0o
Mr.. Brooxs asked under What rule the House was
acting for tie election Of Clerk.
The srrKEn Informed him Of the resolution adopted
rr the election Of cceT and this took precedence Of
all other business.
Mr BRooxs inquired whether he vas TO understand
that they to proceed TO election continuously
through AL the session u choice was not coon made
Csus, "Yes""y.."
The srrASrr said that in his opinion that was ths
order Of business
Mir. Bsooss remarked that II vas impossible uuder
the existing order ef things, to effect election Of
Clerk therefore he moved to suspend the election OF
the ofcers With the exception Of Sergeant at Arms
upii The hrst of september next aud asked for the
ytus sns nays
The srt .Str .sid the order could mot be divided
The question must be on Pcstponing su or none
Mr. HiCHsEpscS moved call Of the House II was
not ordered.
Sir Drrt ,sld that u vas evidentthst nothing could
lie done TO day sbd moved an sdjourpmept
Mir BrrLpR, a renosylvsnia wanted to lay the or
Der en- The table snd proceed TO the election Of Ser
geapt. at Aims
MIR Bsoc. moved postpone the election Of all OH.
GERS tll the hrst Of September.
The question taken aud decided In the negative
--t7 TO lsq
Mr. Nrsrr then offered a. resolution to repeat all
rule rbieh ,tsud In the vsy q elsctins Cssrs BY
Ilurslity.
The srsasrs decided that he vas on. Of order. for
retorSttstee.
Mr Msaps sp,sslsd from the decision. and the
srssssr -ss alu,st unsuimcusly sustained
Nr svrirsi q t,ps'Jl'sria, moved TO lag the spe-
The srsssrs decided that the motisn wa not In
order.
lhe House then % o'slOsi) adjourned
The New York herald., 1850-01-09

ASTOUNDING POLICE LopEMENrs-IyIcKLp-
NESS AND CRlMrNALIrY IN NEw YaRk.-One of the
most remarkable announcements in the Mayors
message, is the statement of facts furnished to him
by the Chief of Police, Mr.. Matsell, facts, which
reveal great amount of depravity, and higher
ratio of crime, during the last year, than has ever
been furnished by any statistics, either OF COM
merce, agriculture or canals, In this most flourish
Ing country. According TO the philosophy of the
Gay, this metropolis doubles itself in population,
and trebles in wealth, every twenty-five years. If
we were, however, TO look into The philosophy of
Mr.. Maisell and the Mayor, the ratio of increase
of thieves, burglars aud criminals of eyery des
crpton, and Of every class, Is far greater and NOR
dreadful to think Of.
What is the cause of this extraordinary increase
in the ratio of immortality, vice and crime Does
il spnng from a vicious organization OF the police
themselves, from the inefcieacy of our system of
government, from the inadequacy of our religious.
teachers, or what else can he the cause! Can the
new system of socialism remove those difficulties
which even Christianity IN all Its varieties, and
with the steam power of every sect in full opera
tion, cannot obviate 7 We are much afraid thu "a
the police system, our corporation system, our poll
tcal system, our commercial system, and all our
systems, are leagued, in some shape or form, with
this increase of crime and debauchery, among the
young, middle .aged, and elderly portions of the
population. For onehalf of the juvenile crime il,
this ciy there can be question the police are to-
blame
The New York herald., 1850-01-09
Assembly,.


PETITIONS PRESENTED.
A petition presented In relation to the frauds
Also one from Dutchess county in relation to GER
tain important discoveries in the growth and culture
Of fruit treer.
ALEC. from the National Insurance Company, for an
ame ndment Of their charter.
Also, petition frsm Preston King and others 10 re-
laion to the improvement Of the rivers in the north
Also petition Of the inhabitants Of the town OF East
Chester, that the New FORK and New Haven Railroad
Company be compelled to provide stopping place in
their town.
MEMORIAL FROM THE SYRACUSE ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
The company Organized under the general railroad
the purpose OF making direct railroad between
Syracuse and Rochester, sent In q memorial asking
would do away With necessity OF applying to the
Legislature for the declaration OF the public utility Of
the road so that the necessary right of way be
taken for such declaration In respect to the pro-
posed direct road. The mortal claims that the route
Of the present road between these TO cities L. 04 miles
long, while the direct, route, would but so
miles; and that they have already expended about
S. 600 in the peeesssry surveys.
HgDsoS RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Hudeon River Railroad Company have applied
for further amendment Of their charter.
PRINTING THE CODE.
A long debate ensued on q motion to print unu-
susl number Of the code.
MIR. MONROE was in favor Of laying lSfore the peo-
pie all the intelligence on this subject Which they re-
qured 1t would not be fair to thrust code through,
without giving the people chance to examine it N
might be proper to decree code Of despo without
examination, but not that OF q free nation.
MIR. PKUys went for thorough, eIectual Law
form and to facilitate this he would spread beors the
people the knowledge Of what the comnis toner's had
recommended. and what the Legislature might enact
He thought the proesed legal reformsrs Of House
did not appear in very favorable light in refusing to
print this code He would not knock the people down
with great mass Of Law, until they were acqusinted
With what IL consisted Of
The House refused to print twenty times, or ten
times the usual number, but settled down nnally on
i've times the usual number.
OBJECTIONS TO VOTING.
When Mr.. FULLrRIoS, Of Orange. voted Occupying
the sisputed seA), MIR b. DAVIS Of New fork, object
ed te his voting and Mr. FuLLERroS objected to the
vote MIR DAVIS asserting that the authority
act As a member of the House existed In each CASE
PETITION FROM GENEVA COLLEGE.
Mr. Dox presented the petition OF Geneva College
asking for the payment Of the appropriation hereto
fore granted to II by the laws Of the state.
A memorial WAS presented from citizens OF Albany,
for the prohibition Of oil sales by auction ct night
oovEHNoRis MESSAGE.
The several divisions of the Message of the
referred to appropriate committees by the action
OF the Committee ot the Whole.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
THE AMERICAN REFORM M EDICAL TIT UTE
 Of Leaixyilit. kxalarky.

fTvuE G<ssfai AsSesrby cG tae State ei keatccky N passed an act eaaElsTIRs this Collage with aIa- pse powers, aad The Bsarl of Trustees have 0Esaa- iEe>i and appointed tae Esiioxing Faculty: Pssfszsos Oi the psiaespiss aa.i pEacIee oF SaTgsTY, J. fl. JekDAs. NJ. D. Tickets $ i5. PFsisssor ot Chemistry. PaAs macy, and ToxieeiCsgy, tte b. f,is.~! tseketS SlJ. pEesszsuf eI u af~fsA Ac,lsrs, TheFA- PsasiCs sAA Medical begzay, C J. CsalD<. M. D. Tickets sl5 fscErz=ar ss4 General, Special Aasi ratsso- logical ARsSCsny Fassiai,Fss aad U,s~- rstIvs S,srscEy, j. GILMAN. II. D Tickets ! i5- fressssss os ihe las;s'usss and Pg1cisce e3 A-.tse4rs, f-4sS q Dsa slssss&s als3 PssaIlosy. J. BgEaAS, M. T. Tickets { t3 fsefssscs es Obstetrics aud Diseases OE Hsmss sa.i Caakl;sa, A. II. Bal nslsez. M. D. Tske,s SIS Professor eI Legal Medicine afrl NsaraI History. w ". NALTExs M. D. Tteksis SfJ. DemoassFaiar of Anatomy sla PIoSee- toe. Ito hs apP.,ta.sdl Tickets &. ar Matsiealaiicn Fee, g.. Rye Grastazilcn Hxe, SIS. ~@ Ihe Lectures wsa eom@eHce the frs, Aontsy oi kessmb<x next. a0A cc0tisse tsea;y weeks. 1E wal be otsetsed tha, the rxfrsas tirary length of tha term bsings the fee eonsI4sfabgy below la4t oI most oiAes Medical Sciss4s.
 Thore wishing faTihsr iskssmAiaz xiiI address Post-PaiA. A. il. BAIaDRiniE, n. D,
 DeAE cf tA% FAeaity.
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The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
EXC ELSIo R!n
ALEXANDER MILITARY INs'


 TULIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. \ ihe first MoRsiay in August, lcIo, and closes iae last TAafSs2Y in MSy, l15L. The subscriber has iast TetuEsed lIom visit to fifgna, tor Inc purpose Of PFoeaFsGg suitable ss- soelate in cFganiziag A MfLTrAkv ScHooL- He takes great pleasure In aAnosResssg to inc public. that be has secured inc sesyiees ot Cadet 1AoMAs 0. BExros. ef SaAolk, Va. Mr. Esnsoa graduated al the Virginia MNtssy iastassis, r4nksGK ffia Tn graduating cfsss cfseseateeR afs4 Sfsl n the esst msRt of fsesies- He eeeses reeo@Gaended seTy highly hy the SaF-riate nlesi, Gel. Smith, as ge- temsa eIaiBeslly qgalshsd ioV the department sf Mathematics and Tactics, ossT wAich he sal pre- side in the A MI
 The coaFse oi instruction parsaed in fhe A -M I viii he tAe same as iAat os the Y. N. l., sitA tbe 1dIisieu Of the Greek Lasgaage- The rrgaiar eaHFse viii esabfsee a pertSa ol three years, ics xrasiassing spca Mathematics, Tactics, Nat. Sci. ~Ree, Bssss Lettr<s. Latin sssa French LAigRages Ii shail b~ optional wita the Csdt ta study Greek Ssoald be do SC, four ysaGs wii then be necessary t0f yf sssaassBg
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