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be destroyed. II Diatrios may pay its ssaous1
-shst evsr sum itmay choose to give, and ORA" on
ss' County sns ' o. State for The money j. to pre-
exorbtept saiariee for the benefit OF 'ae son.
VEN s1O. o,i1 oon.in of,sbe District officers whom
ne shifting up of Districts generally 100 small
.J,ssdvl in order to good wages to more ts'oh
ers ard bring schools nearer to s'hoars2
A,to the inequality Of Property in Districts our
correspondent should remember that the largest
uortion of the cost of supporting District Schools IS
already betrayed from State funds or lander tas
Free School law By general County Taxafoo,-
PERHAPS it may be found Advisable to increase 'i0
general or county tax, but We decidedly oDJeo' -
the removal Of all taxation from the d st'lo'' II
would not do, unless the District is TO DO over
ruled by County or State Officers In liking saafles'
ED. Ir55.
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CONFINEMENT AT BoWDOIN CoLLEGE-Tne
annual commencement OF this lnsntutlon TOOK place
ON the 4th inst. The Grafton before the Literary
Societies was eiven the Sd by Rev. M. But
Ter of Wells River, VT the Poem by ohefles n.
JJpton OF Washington City. The graduating class
numbered thirty The Honorary Degree OF L LID
was conferred By the Board Of Trustees and Over
gers upon John Tenney OF Nortlcge R0ck: Aiso
the degrees OF D. upon Rev Leonard wilmington
srd Rev Thomas n. Smith, and the Honorary De-
cree of MD upon John Ii. Berry, and Honorary
Degree of AM. upon Hon. Hugh j. Anderson,
W0oster Parker and Noah Woods. The Phi Beta
Kappa Grafton was delivered on Thursday, the
54h BY DR.. Sprague OF Albany, with Poem by
Edward P. Weston of Gorham. The subject Of
the Grafton was intellectual lnfdence.
CoEvIcTs ESCAPED FROM HE PRlsoN.-On Sat.
urday afternoon, three convicts escaped from the
State Prison at Charlestown. Their names are Will
liam Barry, John Lowell, alias Creole; Nolan,
alias "Boston Frank" and William Seele, who
opened the way by means OF false keys, with which
vas fastened an iron door, leading to the additional
ward now building. From this building they ea.
capped one by one, just as the coast appeared to be
clear. It is said that Lowell was hailed by m an
ct work in the saw mill, and replied by threatening
to knock out his brains if he spoke another word.
a fourth, named William Newton, was preparing
to take bis departure when the absense ofthe three
was discovered. Seele bad only one year to serve
OF his sentence for robbiRg Davis, Palmer & Co.'S
store. nine years ago. Lowell had served a few
months Of ten years sentence. Boston Post
GREAT FALL OF Balm AT B0sToN.-It is est
mated that nearly five inchea of rain fell in Boston
and its vicinity between Saturday morning and
Sunday noon The surface level OF Lake Coohitu-
ate rose in that time 20 inches which is equal to
$4,000 600 of gallons Of water, and the Lake is
still rsiDg. This is equal to 90 days supply, at the
present rate of consumption The daily amount
which flows over Knights dam into Sudbury river
and is wasted, La estimated at 10000 600 Of gal
Ions The public fountains will be kept in play to
relieve the Lake of i,s surpus water. Trans:
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PoBt.OMce-flRlins ClOsos
- Wei 49,. from ~, ,o7pH

OYreS Week dsyS, from y. Am. PM
Houhs Sundays, from TO 10 NJ and nv to l@6 PM
TIE GREAT EORTRERN MAIL, via Albany anu hunzo 70
Ds;ro Chicago Iowa and minnesota Territories closed M
daily srcspt Sunday which day vii close at PM by thi,
mail forwarded all mstter for Albany d tho West all the OF
the Canal and the Railroad and their Dependence 90
Pennsylvania the Counties IN OHIO bordering on ana adjacent 10
Lake Ens the northern Counties IN Indiana and lnoi ana of
both the Canadas :, o,.. - v,r
Also mails for Offices IN the Counties Of Clinton Essex fsnKn
ogo, Rensselaer, Warren and Washington this state Adaon
Bennington Chttenden, Grand se Franklin inos ana Rutland
CCuRes, Vermont closed daily at O'Clock IN (escep'
Sundays. -, ,,,.r ",
Extra mas for Albany BanSlo C9isk FshkM Lindlng Hua
Eewburgh Pe1ghkesie Troy West Point and the principal
Ofee on hs line The rroaa between Albany and Buffalo are
made and closed ds except SUNDAY % am ana forwarded
This Way as osTecn nus ana Albany on sher 1e OF INC
Hudson are closed ea at ocSes p s1SPl Sunday and tor
warded bythe hedso. itver Iaroaa va r0ughhoepsle,
The Ere talsad Mall wa rssnoat 70 VwssV ana
Corning closed daily e1csi snnday at clock AM taxing
mail matter otao Counties Of Allegheny Broom Chemung Che
Mango Cortland Delaware Green, Lyinson, Orange, Rock
ad seaben Sullivan 1oga lompkn and Ulster this statej
and the Counties of Bedfor fuIee McRean Pike Potter Su
euehanna Iioga, Warren, and Wayne in Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad including Elmrs aud Ithaca also for Gensyai
closing ats O'Clock, P. M
TIE Harlem Railroad Dover Y takes mail for ALTO
daily Except Sunday
A;bh Am.
The Long Island Railroad Mail Jamaica to Greeuport supply
Ing Island OF jamaica daily Except suSday
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PATENT zIM0 PAINT

Fg7HR EUBgCRIBERs Agents Of tho Nsw5Es t. y, ah
aZts1sys WorEs al Eewcrk supply Of tho Patent gig
brown and Frankinate Paipla which vii 10 ss2osSo y
% reasonable terms. A.e. yt,s
Brown up to deep orange, and also blzcs ga oSs
eemposed OF metallic oxdea, theF lsnnz Rs" 6nrs
AZ also preparea from the oxtees Pen.a ~ 81.
valaable for the coating ofron md o. ~, 's-lE
gssse sis Issn spuI,oS to wood iorsa ks' sass
ale protection zgaiost ara 10, 1850. ,,,s.e =,
~ ppy " 5-er cro3 10 PARIS Rcd ether PARE Of
aropa ms assi W @ s.,s or n'; 81 ssd sss
;n a. .,h,.z;ha ,-uf g JONES b. co.
49, % 9nn. ' 81 3aefafEL
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SCHOOLS.
= f'- sasT1AI,AnD MATaEnATIo al
SCHOOL

=
ct EJXTH-AVEHUE-
Rg Esgss. gEDGwICK Nlca0Ls wi rsopss .a9lf
uuils tor BUSINESS College, or ne shiary Acs
5sv For hr methods Of teaching ens tns nc IN ,s
ssnasgnen WHOSE names are given eeoV q, =,
From CHARLES DAVIES, BIB D. AanAof Oh 'hs ~o'''S'
Fi"" Aalherpsn ca"
bavs known for several years hsssta sedg WICK sSa
Ncbols md bsd full opportunity Of becoming infinitely &C.
dscirne and also Of witnessing tnetr rsslIls
Il Ftgeame great pleasure 20 'sy maj 10 al aa eonesTns
,,or cpture intellectual development and The ornsnos
~ aaniy chsrzcter nothing In 'hsir system FTnn
car be- improved II may saely BE- commented u n ieA
Eroux a. 'S'' fgionedl CHARLES oAVIEa.
Horace Webster, LID Principal OF he free AeSo e'g
Vim a. c. BartletL LID. Professor OF Hel ana 1fp'
" ! philosophy 10 the C. g. Hilary Acsdemy.
Prot Thyler Lewis, sa1muna hurry, A9q'
Hon James Harpsr, WIZ haWe1 tte4'
Henry z Davies, Esq. Georgs y. coEua, Ezq'
r Recon, ESQ p Morris, ESQ.
q p HrIIveine Eco & P Forrest Esq.
James Brady, Esq. AndtaN Suiu, 1sb
sEm Hopping, Esq. BROOK. ., otnSh Esq
WI eulS o~ls IL ODA wv 90
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CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BCHOOIi
No, 739 broadway,
OPPOSITE Aston PLACE, FEW.YoRK'

OPPOSITE Aston PLACE, EEW-YoRK.
FOlGNEP, Principal
FE1HE FALL TERM Of this Institution viii commence
L on Monday September Mr.; Fognet beEs eayS y, 10
MORN bis friends and the public that he has sompetsd his
arrangements for the ensuing season. which will afford 20
bis pupils increased advantages in the various Departments
Roys are received at any stage their education, and
thoroughly prepared for college busiaess The pupils
will be lirnted in number and select,
he greEch aneupgs lie spoken la the School and taught
three houu daily The instruction is practical and the
most UNITING efforts made 10 !ende! The schols per-
fectly at bone in every branch Of French education
In the English department. ell the studea deemed e1se'
sA to solid and polite English education viii putIued
and those desiring complete Classical educadon T Ca
city can offer.
Circulars may be had Messrs John mhau, lSS Broad
wav Deuc Co Park.row, 5S1 Broad way, $50 Fourth
sv E. Dupuy, 6O9 Broadway; Roc Lockwood <l4 Broad
way Il Miller, 645 2rosdwa-; at the school-roou1,
and at Mr.. p Is residence, 1874 TwelfIhat aus StaWoW
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MRS. NkELEY's

14hS. 166A- -
DoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL haI reopened for the
Drecepuon Of pupils ,,.,.,
Pie ldcs ion L. dehe ht'ul and healthy.
Parents intending educate their daughters IN the cry
viii do wen to place them IL this Institution They WI
hsva the advantage of the most efficient Teachers and
Professors who under The supervision Of the Principal
attend 10 their instruction in the vaoua branches OF soma
education which e!ucidated by explanations aao lo
sict attention is phd their moral and religious In
PbsS are permitted to atsnd with Teacher any Church
their parents prefer ,
Naive Teachers in their vsriouS languages.
Professors IL instrumental and vocal music
Professors OF Painting In oils and water coiorS'
Dancing, etc,
Yhe prices mod eraIe . @, ,ro,L,, crnvch
stager from the South and Fulton Ferries by tae way OF
East Broadway, Bowery ThiTd,avenue Ana 6fosa~sy
pass within short distance $50.
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uest,uctive Freshet In Brosme County-Two
Lives Loaf
From The Broome Republican.

From the Bfoome Republican
HARPERsvILLE, Mon lay, 3ept2.
Mr. sTUART-Dear Sir: II is sorfowful time
here with us We have witnessed one OF the
erestest reshets that ever run through the Vauey.
It bag done great deal ofdamage by tearing out
nil dams and sweeping down houses. Richard
Waterman and bis wife were drowned--their
house u was destroyed. nong the greatest suffer
era are John Wakeman, whose milfume is burst;
Barton Pratt and j, B. Frazier, whose dams are
gone out r. Yo1ng's house partly turned over
The damage done to roads and bridges Is very
great 1t commenced raining the latter part OF last
1eht This morning, at O'Clock, there was but
little water in the Creek, but at 10 o'clock it was
higher than ever known before.
Yours, IL haste, J. g. W.
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.r
leO''' siGtHRIsf6PuEK MORGAN. Secretary II State
s''S'r' I, O,fi2s , M e. ", .5 ~ ~ ngth.
Gesea Eee'ou to oe hs o1 Iarsa! ,a,frsSs s Nor
| Of November hTAt ee' we'd MS Gay ,'e ie - u " ~
gan SFefSA! ol 9''s s;sfs CIV and coenty ofSew York
yR .p,,. ,tls. 49,. Mn an. foapiy vii pleass
Their bills 5ng the election over %
that they may before Board Supervisors sd G2..s o
payment alsL la@e9 " go.
"a - -, ~ 1I77 n -f- CIV ef New YORK, baibaor
NJ ann a. - ~ r,cut.t ne tws0h
day q May IN The ear one inessso = az s Of oo os.ss
dollar twelfth a Of MAJ The e one aansSn sat hug
sr ~ he terr, mentioned mortgage 90 tbs
Sns g the SAM and convey esso sFE A
1RSoCX tabor aad to h. as,ri s az . q.
49,. . " TS az. g s 81 he ,oo,as es'sees
the Fs,ayeoge 4nt Ayesae \ N s S at oS he oater
ed and containing as l9hSWs, led and twenty ae feet
try IRON the Frtayerue and rgns thrnes oaa'., ny, To-
n dawn aS through The between Ninth md Tent, Tsats
streets hsnee esst sSns NH bss the .ouaerb Gns
OF Tenth street ;hsnce sS'seS s 4rs.hsd on map show
ns eou Of of the real s.,S s Sis IN the Reg
n; angus me- New orA BY number s1s ihree
ste OF the ny sno No westerly OF the bouse on said et
being party wall wH4 oss TO Ae effect Tat
nohgaese hs he payment tas eai sum OF
u dei4u'. p he interest grow due thereon or o. any
part bereo hat isep s,e dmor aud assigns enter
no and upon a al ioa ana and all taa,
saty Of smpon the .a oo@'. o.. ae f' &c s ar
illustrators asssns there,u a pu9 9 ,L AZ nc
Of the sad n9lsasl AM, deed or deeds o! eonyeysncs
IN The law G The same IN @ m are,aj ws da stsd
PoTs OF at %lv recorded IN the Res City And
County New YORK losl No. 81 Of page 81 on tbs
lsiS And " a the said GABRIEL = Arao91 has duly assigned tho
mortgage to John A. Weeks 4Nd mns'e i, H. ,to9 Of
sad Of ne interest thereon s.f0,ans to
tie SAID ac'ge became operative end *hs!eas u.
s 'S, remaining B5SSSs9d due lS
claimed to he due 9sre9e 4, t as o. 1ay n and INV een
Now NOTICE Is gsG & n Iar Of the ststpts "a
. 81 s sae 'a aads ral po5 s9ya described
VII be sod at Gno c S Nav I On Mona ' de oar
eu, DAY twelve o'clock at noon on that day. and
pss ef New "e IS july I IT, $50 '' JOIN wkEKs
x,,o r. A asss,s' OF " WI tawisSW
ovx775 oTv7cg 1RURg STATE PRISON, August ., 1870
! u, s'i Il s o ', @ i
shall en be a and such sn as s Gs CO.
legally s employed to the a %s % ans S IT,
State tie term i've years from the first day Of
Neyem9er neat ror roop, with stoves and pipe will aat
ptssen BE- shove named
r tract! IIs u.s., s s%nsapS the a. sane
oo T S5 s9n l .seaoa and
The be assigned or transferred without Inc "n'A
and written conGFt of the person offered a. 's'u"
Posa mat Ne Sy may cee " Benz AsHBY Agent
c ~ c9TR NEW YoRK-T5s United STATE. Fire Ia
suance Company against Susan Wells rdow and eieea1 q
ea Well S Ws ssp aa . sn and Josehsna
s% se' Hs sns Ss 5Pia D I, 5 5S,f
Jos1he o Smith Children Of a slT; ao
sa Com V2i fr 81 @ ya9
are hereby compliant dsa in N, G acton
TSh n s civ Hal IN the CITY Of New York twenty
hundred and my and to
serve copy u your ne up. ne
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oaANaE FEn0ALE SEMINARY.

REV FREDERIC 4 ADAMS, PRINCIPAL
FB7HE FALL TERN viii commence on Monday, tbs
D. 18Th of September
Mr.. Adams designs to Offer to his pupils the means OF
thorough education Ii the elementary, scientific and cAE
steal studies appropriate to female school He VIII be
nssed by experienced teachers aud will devote hmse
exclusively the work ofinstrcng hspups ard drec!
Ing their studies and department. in The rchooroom and IN
his house.
For further information, Inquiries may be made by letter
A Catalogue and Circulars may be obtained al sheparo
Nj Adams Ia permitted to refer the following 9entle
iDH Rey Mark Hopkins, D. D., Williams College, MASS
Rev John Owen b., 9urdon Buck NJ. D. NJ. HS'
stead, Esq NewYork City, Rev John g. Stone, D. u, ne
hemah Ceaveand, ESQ. Brooklyn.
OraDeeNJ August, 1850. soo oWeoo
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6,UPREME C0uRT-lu the matter Of the application OF the
SSayor Aldermen Commoraty of the city Of New York e
opening OF the Eeyentiay from tue point where inc
Boomirgdsle Road at One Hundred and 10
III. point ntersecs with at One Hundred ana
Twenty in the Twelfth Ward OF said city The SUB
scrbe Commissioners and Assessment the above
matter give they Will meet at the office OF PE E b
SWEENY Esq No 10 Wslstreet the city OF New FORK, on
TAesay day September 1850 at O'Clock IN the arr
purpose of hearing opposition to the EstS Ate
ssnen, the above entitled matter
any person persons who may consider themselves ageyed by
suh Estimate or York, September 9 1850
D. BANKS j D. BtRCIIARp, W II. ST0GDILL Commissioners
so tosept2+
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Q6g E5HghRa P5 81 ,s aSc
the OPENING ofSECONDAyEEuE from the southeTy line or
side Road the souter line or SIDE OF One Hun
dreI and Twenty street the Twelfth Ward OF SAD cry
hereby by the Mayor Aldermen and Common
of the CITY that the said the Mayor ermen and
Counopay City York Of the require
en of nm Act Legislature the people OF the State OF New
several laws relating particularly u
the City Of into Act passed Apr9 si3 w make
an sppcaton Supreme the State OF at
Spefa en OF the Court be held a, the City Hall OF the
CITY OF ok Saturday the 2sth day OF septemoer 1850 at
The one Of the Court on day thereafter Coun
sci can be beard appointment Of Commissioned OF Estimate
and the above entitled matter N the place ea ed oil
peter sweeDy Esq New York September &, 1900
.IG g8 HENRY T. DAVIES, Counseito the COOPERATION
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pTasUAgCE OF An order Of the Surrogate Of The Co1nI
Wv YorI notice il hereby gwen all persons having q A.
,,ast WILLIAM H. ROLsT0S. late OF the City Of hSs
| N pssnt the vogchsts thereof 70 hs n
resdeocs 237 Matoast the City OF New
800 The ,sssty- fourth day December ueItDssd w.
the seventeenth day Of June, iso JANE
vS,oNp
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consent OF the Agent -, - ,r.,i -, .a.,,r,,,
should accompany each proposal ~ - -
Agent reserves Tor himself the privilege OF rSpns any P
posi Ia,vVsit1ct7 BENZ. ASHBY, Agent.
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az PURSUANCE er of the sgFfoso Of S sss cs
10 M &c W 9fIPASK Of the City OF New
Caused to present vt" '9ao S asts ., 20 ia the cy
Al me ohce VI or bstors the fifteenth day OF foVSn0Sf
Eew York the 10th day % e 80 n MILBAHR Administrator
NARY W HILBANK, A5fnInrtfstflG
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aGHo0f n Henry.sl consisting OF three departments
IN complete order is nov open See full ad ,er!isemsa
" a. n f0 sOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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pI1esIAECE OF IA order Surrogate OF tho Coan
New York hereby tsn to al ps' Tn ns a.sssd
r ,Ie ans with the thereof 70 The suoscs ~
Fs,dence No Bowe tbs city On 81 ~, sb dsy
of February 1850. bELErA y rihHi' ~
ml3 Jaw SIM
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IN PURSUANCE thu Surrogate Of tho County Of
Nav York notice hereby gvel all parsons having chnS
arningt BENJAMIN sAHDs Of the City Of New York dc
CEASED present the vita vouchers thereof TO t9 'Sesc
bal the Office OF Joseph skade No 3 Pearst the cry o.
New York on or let day Of March neI 0atsd nav"
York the 26th day of August, 1880 - ,.-....,,
' MARTHA SANDS, Administrative
auqa 1aw6mWedt JOSEPH C. 9KADEH, Administrator
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ORIYATh TUTOR.--A graduate Of Harvard Col
Iege accustomed teaching would Ike to We i7sSone
In Lain and Greek elementary Ahtnemsllcs ~ n
or TO young men preparing for college, address iO,
hnr NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

|TATT or sgw YORK ssestr.s7 Owes, ALs.sr A7gast
y II Iss-To 81 the Cry togntS otNsE fork
Setcc h-rpb, gwen 'St The Gsa7a ec5oa 70 be he'd
sta IN t. TUESDAY urcng '.- hrst BOniy 81 NoTa1a6sr
liz mo ofir, ar ~ rietiet to WIT; Governor
% Of Esh; L-'eainrG vsfnor Phs> q Geofss
(, p,,r.r. Csr -osnss5u-t ple II sscob Hisds
1, 81 s,ars Prisons III pscs pssi D. Spencer CeTk u
H. onr. OF Appeal, place hesS Beaon Representative
H. IA Congress- Uuis or The "a Sta 5th and 5ih
i.,,,crs IN place P1ps fhpmr Water Ua5efb Geofgs
Bfs and James BTooI County oHeefs 10 BE- escd for sad
Of JoLn M,on Aot Nh.se of oce vii eFr the las.
J, f Dec ber And also CITY Judge pursuance ofcAap
IT, M Laws elise The throughout The Stale ac
10 vote anst tn Repeal ih' s 'ads3 Al 4e E'tas
Lsn. RI. s,oo Throughout he Steis paced March r. 1872
am an act An he sc' entitled act Eta5
fishing Free Schools Loa tbs State passed APn H. 1919
tHRSf6PuEH MORGAN Secretary u state.
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CtUPREME COURTrhomas Lane. Administrator &c oil Id
SDoughrty deceased against Josiah Psyton and Charlotte s
wife Enoch Chamberanln OF decree oil the SD
pne Court will expose to sale on tbs
tenth September 1880 IL O'Clock NJ at the Merchants e
change the city New York all that certain dwelling house and os
being a norhey side OF CarmIne street.
Beeckef and Bedford Streets containing twenty ye 7e IA
hundred feet depth each side be the
less and known number trtynne 1877 Carnne
street soutery front By Camns street. norhey
the rear BY property of James C. Parsha westerly
b. property late James Yotey and eastey by property
james c. Parsha being the same premises heetooe
Thomas BY Livingston Livingston By dead
bearing date the lat day May 1885 and IN the once
Convey page 585-Daed New York August 81 $50
THOMAS CARSLEY, Sheriff
LIZ. Lr1NGsroE Attorney for Panth au.@ zawtsep.I6
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NTnH RAALEY VIII re- open her school on Monday,
lVl sept g. at 10 Ca roll place Beeckerst AUS Inn
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SCF ~ an order of tho surrogat7 Of the County q
New h:Is gwen al st o .a} Yo
- tie ana viii tho thereof TO tho subscnGsr AZ us
Pc, Of Alexander HcPhereu 23 Water street. ia mo Cy
nav York on before the Hete1nthday Oh NosSsu"s
Nav Yofs the l4h day Of May ls ,,, ,,,,,o ..,,o,n
uvlb law6mr CHhf-IhS -" iLNl1A'-1 -
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of .u order the surrogats Of tho County {.
fS fs9 f. a. d fy'% Of ss~ 7S
lsa'as he same with vouchers thereof 10 tbs snosI
ssafS Il ocs No Nassau street; IN hs City o. NsTioJ
oe[ eea;t dsy Of ss2tsm Der neIt-Datsd Hesi"
or h 18th day OF March 1886 HEhHf r acGonn,
rIaI aW6m
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SCHOOL. FOE BOYS (Mathemstcal Clasglcai
S&cE Under the care OF Rev. iIsAAC PECK, WIZ 70.
open on Monday 9Th sepember,.s 81 AmiysL au<l lni
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"a NANTES PRIVATE soa'dlng scho95t1f s T3.
w a. b. e Fery les from H932senS - sd'
t MN her OF scholars imed 10 sixteen VINO ynsy Gu
tr he achoo under twelve years Of age and 6e nue. 100
sr Cirrn.rs NAV he obtained al Mr.. ID. OsIrsnder,
III ., CanRl and Xarica SIS II. p. YORK otV lH
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I'm PURSUANCE Of the saogats Of The Coagy ..
New York Notice hereby gwen TO all PsIsoos ss W AZ
Ceased to present sans with the oace nsSt 20 as 'r0
~ in the CITY New York, on or belors tho lah
aay Oh Dec'nio'' ""N- ATFRED BRiDGKHAN, R,scptors
.,o,yva. IEDREW BRIDGEMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Nafas COOKIES BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
1I Yonng ksIsIeu win re6oen Monday tho 9Th Sep
temher inst Separate department for small boyR "a 6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

1QY8E MISSES IVES well reopen their Sch ,ol lt4
Duane park. corner Hudsonsst on Monday, Fept y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

kS1ADIEs-Mise DAY respectfully iniormE mar nlonos
and the public that abe will open her school on m1uu'
aantsmhar g. al lOa Wayereyplace su-l h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

MADAME COUTAn,s Boarding and Day School
,ril he ir 0peped MONDAY, Sept 9. 30 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

nv PURSUANCE Of an OF 'he surozats Of me eSs
Anew York noee hesby sc % Az Ps.son NC gw YorE 10
ca TO present the sae vouchers taefso - s 81
a his store No Rutonstreet N tho OK o. EsYoft %
before tbs thTtieth day OF December "1S']' -
twenty day June lfo nun, .,,rsr nv H1seuoh
teqSI awfTnS WED SOt' iAN"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

MRS, GIBSON will reopen her Day and B9ardi M
YA School for young ladies' al 81 Bondst on Monday, 9ln
SeptembeE. aux o'e"o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

YOUNG MAN who mas had several years eSPs of
Aence in teaching and al present engaged Ia one VI
,he frst institutions the city, desires location
his services 40 tutor would received az az
Tor boaId Address c. Tribune Office So ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

DATTON,S INSTITUTION for the Educstton OF
BOYS WIN reopen Monday, Sept Circulars may >,
be toud a, tho usual places and further Information a. 70
The principles upon which It conducted may be
, w aAP' - - az Stswlm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

GENTS OFFICE, AUBURN STATE PRISON AgSust isoo
A-Notce hereby gwen, that sealed proposals WIZ DC
by the subscriber at said Unt 10 es a III OF
day October next fer the hire ana service 1 al Gpess
VIM Al ali sn be IN ead prison. such shall thereafter be re-
celyed disposal of the SAID agent 81 hs 1usces Se
and who can legally employed according to the laws OF h state
AZ shall opinion OF the Agent oe necessary ~ th
THE State ohve years from the hfst day OF