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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
GLEANINGs FROM THE MAILS.

u.suy.orUREs IN PROVIDENCE, Or. I)-As the
citv NJ Providence has, within a few years, taken
very decidedly the start OF Its ancient compeer,
Salem. it is worth while for us Says the Salem
Gaelic to see what meat it feeds on, that it has
grown 90 great
n gentleman in Providence, there are in that city,
four bleaching and caendering establishments,
bleaching 10 tuns of cotton cloth per day, including
printing cloths, and employing 500 hands. There
are printed each week, $4,000 pieces OF cloth, or
39o. 600 wards. employing 500 hands. There are
four cotton mills OF $4,000 spindes, which make
Sc 600 wards of cloth per week. employing $50
hands. Two wooden mills manufacture $4,000
wards of satinets and jeans consuming 10000
bounds of wool IMPLYING 100 hands.
There are two screw factories, that manufacture
annually 700 tuns Of iron, employing AS hands
Fourteen furnaces consuming 5000 tuns of pig
iron for machinery, turn out $4,000 parlor cook
ing and counting room stoves, and $50 p0xs,
employ 272 hands. There are three steamer
CINE establishments, for building steam engines,
employing 240 hands. One rolling mill employs
275 hands makes 30 tuns railroad iron and three
tuns of wire per day from pigs and blooms. One
edge tool nut and washer factory manufactures
annually 81 900 dozen plane irons, 100 tuns hinges
800 tuns bolts, 200 nuts, 100 tuns pickaxes and
other forges-95 hands. One factory for manufac-
turing shoe ties corset lacings and braid-employs
81 hands, and consumes 200 pounds Of cotton per
week. -Four planning machines plane 100000
feet Of lumber annually; make $4,000 boxes for
goods, cradles and SOFAS and 100000 sash lights
employ 400 hands Eight engraving shops for
craving copper rolls for printing cloths-s0 hands.
Three butt hinge factories employ 80 hands. and
manufacture annually 10000 dozen hinges There
are in this city FIVE brass boundaries, and seven
teen tin and sheet iron shops; 10000 weavers
reeds are manufactured from steel wire 1900
men are employed in making cotton and WOODEN
Oh hnura
and brick masons, here find employment. There
are e5 steam engines in operation There Is paid
annually for labor in the manufacture Of Jetcelry
over 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLDS INDUS
TRIAL ExHIHiTIoN.-We find in the A!6aay EUca-
ing Journal of Friday a correspondence between
Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister to England,
and B. p. JOHNSON, Esq. Secretary Of the New
York State Agricultural Society-accompanied by
anote to Mr.. Lawrence from the Secretaries oil the
Commission in London in answer TO a letter adj
dressed them for an allowance OF more space man
$4,000 feet to the products oil the nlted states lt
appears that no further space be allotted as and
il will therefore devolve upon the Central Commit
tee appointed at w ashinstOo, Of which Mr. Law.
renee has not yet been advised, to assign to the
different States the amount Of ground each will be
allowed.
We copy from Mr.. Lawrence's note to Mr. John
son the following passage;
Our Government unlike any in Europe, is with.
out a central power TO appoint and pay Commls'
sioners to determine what shall and what snall not
be shipped for the Exhibition. Then the extent
and great variety Of the products OF the United
States places in position different from that OF
any country in Europe. IL is very desirable that
the products OF every State in Union should be
seen here, Mineral and Agricultural, as well as i'm.
plements of husbandry-scythes, axes, with vari
Gus kinds Of edge-toos. AL kinds Of inventions
aud manufactures, modes Of sailing and steam yes
sells | will not enumerate the articles proper for
exhibition, as am sure you are as well aware as
my sell OF the importance, If we come here with our
productions. to come in a manner that will be cred
table to our great nation Among other objects for
promoting the success Of the Exhibition, is that of
giving the World some idea of the extent and natu.
raj resources Of the United States which can best
be understood by an exhibition of our Agriculture
and Minerals As there is no central power can
see no method Of managing this matter but that Of
calling together,-perhaps in the City Of New
York, land il is mere suggestion -representa.
tives from New England, New-York, NewJersey,
Pennsylvania, Mary and, and from as many other
States as possible who shall determine the course
to be pursued. IL has occurred TO me that the State
Agricultural Society of New. York, with other Ag
ricultural Societies Of the different States and the
Mechanics Institutes, and other Institutions en-
Gagged in promoting our National industry, would
be the most efficient representatives; and could
mature plan by which theresources Of al parts Of
the country should be developed for the purposes
OF this Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

no CANDLE mAkkks.-TnesubscnDer respect
fully informs the trade that they be supplied With
eande-mouds Tor makng searre sperm, sdansntDe and
Aow candles warranted 10 be OF toe very oesi gusy and
woFfnAnship the owest possible prices References
given TO come Of the hrsi houses 10 New-York
tel2 lms w WEBR, cor Allen and Houston sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
a,r an am ~ 'e'p'f JS0; 4s..eeaEGoa, Chssk
no MERCHANTS AND PaIyArE y4 as,ss q

ITO 1iERCHANTs AND PRIyATE "a nsss y
The French General Agency iniorns-ss ,slsg 7rDa
Greeuwich-st NY proposes 10 al persoas s-vsr -
servants Sc in their employ for Sept nexr o. "a
hozses or country places to se 10 CAL ., ne. uas7<
The departure Of TIE steamer Of ne - Jay; ta 10
he eour,iss.ous Of hich ihey nay 10 auasl 70.
iufoTmslion or France and Europe sst pc =
laions IL every language viii be prongsy "a whscb ~
may 20 inirgsied - yrfrvIrLE Q"
je2s3l' RlCHAhp +. DS "He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
INSURANCE..

WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
DOCKS on SUBSCRIPTION 10 the Capital Stock d
DGhs Company win be opened by the subscnbers 81 n
Mechanics Banking Association, SO Walsl on Thufsdg,
the 18Th Dst and will be kept open daily from II ocl
NJ. to P NJ until the whole amount Of S2O0DoO eapz
shall be subscribed. Ten per ceat payable at The tme
subscribing and the balance when required, Of which ~
notice will be given. -
COMMISSIONERS.
JoBr PAINE PHILIP r KEARsY,
FRED'x PEsTZ, =. a bAiNe,
GEO C. SATTERLsE.
DIRECTORS.
Edgar H. Lalng John Peine,
Russell Stebbins, A kingslsrd,
Cornelius Savage, VIM Ooihout,
Henry II Eiolt, Richd Carman,
VIM T. Wilmerding, Jr. Dsn Miller,
Fred'k Psptz, Pniiip X. keerny,
Rlch'd HsighL Chss +. Quincy,
Geo G. Satter 80, Jas ID Oliver,
VIM. Howlsnd, Rradish johnson,
FFed'k ~ Wolcolt Robert LINE. ialeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

xxTOOI.-lSoc0 lbs medium AMI low grade (Daichess
w Coz Feece Wool now IN store Poughk eepse for
ssje BY TROwBRlD6E 4 WILLIAMSON yeZ3 iw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
The Nicaragua ty-Cuba-New-Mexico
The following advices are from the Philadelphia


North american:
WASHINGTON, Friday, June &c.
The British Embassador and the Secretary Of
State are now engaged in exchanging the ratiica-
tons of the Nicaragua Treaty. Some temporary
embarrassment has occurred, but it is supposed it
will be removed tonight.
Authentic advices Of the latest dates from Cuba
are not of a satisfactory character. Gen. Campbell
had not received an official copy Of Mr. Clayton's
instructions of the LIST Of June, bat was in posses
sion Of a copy sent by telegraph to Mobile, which
was imperfect. Upon this unofficial copy, and 9th.
ers in the newspapers, he had made request for
the release Of the Contoy prisoners which had not
been acceded to. Unless an arrival should, within
few days. bring news of change of purpose on
the part Of the Captain General after the receipt
and presentation by Gen. Campbell OF his official
instructions, the President will make positive de-
mand for their liberation The Vixen is now being
fitted out for the purpose, and Commodore Morris
or Commodore Warrington will be sent out TO as.
sumo the command Of the squadron.
The President " i'll not permit New. Mexico to be
overun or taken possession Of by Texas until Con-
gress has decided that the Territory does not be-
long TO the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
FIREWORKS. EDGES rInE.wop.,'

V'BE MOST EXTENSIVE, brln.n, snd u,,-s..I.
eolored Fireworks ever manufactured In ID sen-
10 now ready and IN progress for celebrating he Eo1s
July displays for cies towns public gardens prys,s ~,
ues &c with ard splendid machinery can 6e
at shortest notice. Ass heavy stock Of besu ecorsS
small WORKS cf every description. Dealers IN freWosts
viii ind Il 10 their interest 10 examine the same s ey ~
splendid and superior articles before offered TAN
ket being entirely new Dealers supplied az ma1rneiov
prices s45 Msider-lane The Old United stses oo
tory, Jersey City.
te4 uy4s IL j. @. EDGE Pyro,echn,sx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
THE GRoCERS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ofice No 81 Wall corner of P6arl-sl NJ Y

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Wall corner OF PeaT-sl NJ Y.
CAPITAL, 100000.
THIS COMPANY, having their capital all paid "a,
l. cash, prepared to insure Buildings, MerchUtk
Household Furniture Vessels In Port their Csrsoes h
sgainst loss damage By he also, the Rsks OF nnz
Navigation and transportation on the most isyoAx
terms AL losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
RUFUS STORY, MOSES TAYLOR SAMPSON Nooar,
PETER MARTIN, GEORGE ELDER, CHAs BuRKHALfkl
FRANCIS SKIDDY, HENRY EDEY, ASA 3. PORTER
JAS g. WILSON, ALEX II. GRANT. WIN. r. FOSTER
BEE.B SHERMAN, MARsHALL PgPooN Isaac C. TAYLos.
SAMPSON MOORE, PresideuL
}. MILTON SMITH, Secretary. Him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

THE MERCHANTS, INSURANCE co.
nF The CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor. Of Ores
" witch and Dey SITS the North River Bank. Csa
capital $4,000 Insurance sgsns loss damaged By In
CROWEL ADAMS President
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary. jeD Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

Itsheel ron Prepared Tor covering room by flVsng 70
sections sui Also model representing the manner
for completing II the roof The price 10 low, and per.
wanting proof roof viii please call and exAins
for themselves
Aso iron houses Of different Sizea manufactured with
such simplicity that house Is 20 feet be erected In
day the plates sliding together In grooves The above
hss four sash windows and door, and when packed
10 boxes for shipping Will but "A cubic feet TIE
price all complete, 500. z. NAYLOR, Soonest
SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
NIKW.YORK AND HARLKM RAILROAn

~ I'M
~ COMPANY-The fourth us dividend on he
Preferred Stock Of this Company the Of eight per
cent per snnum. will be paid the once OF The Company
Row and seF Tuesday the second day Of July
next The transfer books OF the preferred will
closed Wednesday June 26 ats O'Clock, aod apen
on Wednesday July 8 At 10 O'Clock. A. A. Daled New
,sa 81 sAML N sLArcFoRp. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

STRAM PACKfNG-Msnufscigrsd by the adyer
- user OF Patent Vucanized Rubber pounds now
ready for sale, assortment HORACE II DAY
go 2zwlm 3 Couland-st
nAKUh-5oo bales No l; SO do Hoa For ,nie a,
OmAr1scnrers prices, by
ma GkUNT 4 DERRICKsON $50 soutb-st
ell mn TO LOAN a. per cent on improved
,UUOeiy properly. Apply 70
II NEsMifH Co OP.ns-st
DANh OF sALIsBURY.-Ths uot-s Of he Bank
Oof Salisbury, May land. redeemed BY T. HOUGHTON
Is Wulfsrnst st per eent dtscnunt le25 iyDkw
E'OR sALk-Ons second hand Adsms Power Pr-.,
4 10 good ef5aF, ftse =! plsiea 2sxS7 irehea
- HOE CO ~ al 81 so,ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

MANAGED POT AND PEARL ASHES.-
~ To the owners Of Pot and Pearl Ashes damaged by
Ere ct the Inspection Warehouse In Wes and Washn gton
sreetsThe undersigned will purchase st fair pces any
parcels Of Pot and Pearl Ashes damaged al the recent hre
In many csses here being but slight damage 10 the
property, only small deduction will De claimed and In
instances damage whatever having occurred
no dnuninon In price viii be necessary or required
T. 4. CORNELL,
te2i lw Coenues Slip, corner Of Wster-Gt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
)rm beaL -1aR Mansge
wssr BLOosyiELp, i lSs'

wysT 81 OoNFfgLDi ION Suno, ~, ~.
To Col d. Griffin: DEaR SIR: A. ns ~ y, ~ -
ham, ESQ have much pleasure 10 ~, hs.snr 80
gsrdng Your improvements o1 49, oS. 49, e
boilers and your sppsrsHas ior oIyLsz syoas Nv" =
printins machine a. applied a. hs pfn, "o1n. ,.,.s
IT, rnscs. ronsfricted BY you a mis- pisce cotnp<
nns,sor SeSree he chief dssiderAa In al heat gees
~ Va producing the lsrges; quantity OF
s snr,sin sno1ns q fuel and Supplying hat hsei
LII, ~ ssSe ne effects are desired and tnaf snsy
wos ,smr.by de purpose for which hey are dessD~
nioht have been expected from the coffeci~
o - atssrvsd ln their construction.
Known thai forced current OF air, or bal
ssber degree OF heai than can be attained n 80
49, am ard he higher The degree Of heat 10 81
- 80 more completely will ths coal used be eons.. a
hi h..ide this advantage there 10 smother eonnscssa
1oar mesbod In furnace constructed on ths assh -
y.hsre Inc drst IL good large amount Of innammts
4. carried away into the chimney which, BY year
nenls IL barned directly under the boilers; ne =
con basb.e part Of the coal s hus made .valsos ~
ducing heat hire 10 nothing len n Inc ashes sno
los up The chimney. -
The sdvansge which your plan possesses over ~
with wtch sccu sinted. Is otherwise grrs, $50 -
saving Of fuel high beat 10 more speedily oo1 <sssi
can be more easily regulated is, therefore We gs =
for SnReing AID Hot Rooms Calico Prinien Dyesl
BIesehers csn scarcely fail 10 scopgn wnen fssy -
an. air respectfully, yOurs 80. r,<nn
je24n (6pl JNO AscOkkoon, -
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on.l,r and unpleasant thing so long as yea desire
. yote on the Iowa Cnse-An Exciting
Time, &c.

co,respordencc Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON Friday, June q.
Amer my other letter Of today was made up, the
House, contrary to expectation, came to a vote on
the Iowa case When the crisis arrived there was
a decided waking up and something like buzz Of
earnestness throughout the chamber.
Mr.. STRONG, Chairman of the Elections Com
mittee closed the debate, aud then the resolution
appended to the majority report, declaring Mr..
Thompson entitled to the seat, was reported. Mr.
VAN DYKE moved the seven resolutions appended
to his report. Here question arose, as to the
propriety of letting seven resolutions come In as
an amendment to one The Chair decided that the
question thereon could not be divided.
An appeal was taken by 1SGE OF Ala and the
Chairs decision was reversed. The question then
was put on the Minority Resolutions in body, as
an amendment, under the Yeas and Nays. Quite
q number announced themselves as having paired
off, Among these was BINGHAM OF Mich who spoke
for himself and another Loco oco friend. JOHN
SON of Ark. insisted that all should be required to
vote. The Chair replied that he had no power
Those voting gave Yeas 95-Nays, 81. Without
hesitation the Speaker voted in the negative
thus teing and destroying the force OF the vote
This announcement produced decided sensation,
and was the commencement OF scene OF decided
confusion. MEADE of Va. moved to adjourn. The
Yeas and NAYS were demanded by BOYD OF Ky.
and were ordered. The confusion was so great
that the response could be heard but indistnctly.
The members were in great part moving about or
grouped here and there in consultation. The feel
ing was exciting but "good,' as wessy. A mo-
ton to adjourn followed, promptly. 1t came from
the Loco FOco side.
1t is nearly five o'clock. AS the cars are about
leaving have barely time to get this in the mail,
so that have DO time to correct lists OF Yeas and
Nays Ofcourse you don't want an imperfect LIST,
ss we would have the touchy ones-the "Camp-
bells that are coming down on rs and there
fore / send none. SIGMA
P.S.-The Yeas and Nays are calling on mo-
ton 10 adjourn as close, and the House evidently
has refused to adjourn by large majority. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
coRREsPosDEScE IN RELATION TO THE NIGHTS OF
D. GRIFFIN CO.'S
PATENT FUEL SAVING APPARATUS.

The original letters be at my ofce 1872 Brosdx
WEST BLoonFfELD June - 1850
MESsRs. D. GRIFFIN co. 1872 Broadway, N =
IVA 0ESTLLMEN In answer TO your Of 10Th insta.
respecting your improvement adapted my boilers an
great pleasure IN saying that It exceeds my expectau0a
II sayes great deal Of ue at least one-thrd gives
al nmes perfect command over our hres and coal ches
nut sizs Is quite good enough for my use
The furnace for heating the Hot Room al my Print wof
which have putup your plan has gone far beyond q
most guine hopes The heat DO kept from 80 9S
degrees and with proper The variation Of the temps
aluTe during whole day. need not exceed i've degrees
To print 500 pieces Of cloths daily not half 1
chestnut szed coal necessary; formerly 10 do The ~
work burned two tuns Of the largest sized
usng two Of the largest sized stoyes, with cast iron s
throughout the room.
know by experience that your plan OF saving fae %
Of he mosI Important improvements Of hs day ssd WIS
II shall be fairly before the public must meet win saccae
You at liberty 10 retor persona TO me al No IL rne
NewYork, and shall with much pleasure give Ineaa
the Information In my power
have requested The manager and some other pey1
employ ed 10 my works before AID since adopting yo1T
provements 10 state their views In regard % hen a.
annex their letters Your obL servk d. BRlOdAA
p. b. forgot 10 mention that regards insafs1css
risk from the Hot Room consider now from lgo-1f1s
threeourths less than when uGed the Two large -
with fues passing through the room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

ITO DEAF PERsONs.-The powers Of Hearing
stored and the various distressing noses and unpeas
ant discharges Of The removed IN short Time without
rsk pain q Dr. LuTENEkS Ear inhrInafy, rs brosd.
Msv ana "a WsrrersI Open daily, except s0pdsys from
URN s Consultation fee by eiier or chsrwiseti, Un-
paid letters re fused lol5 I'm
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BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.


TIVE UNDERSIGNED have for sso q superior q
complete assortment OF Fireworks also H. J. 8 Hsrs
celebrated colored works City and country dealers w
md tns ~ perioT stock to select from Military and Cva
Associations can be supplied with the above sreles vws
rAntec- and on The moss Reasonable tsraia by
BADEAu LOCKWOOD, 90 WsShingIos.sI
iel0 2aDkSlW'
EIREWORks.-NEw-Y LABORATORY, ia
Il Frontst two doors south Of Fulion.st-A cornplss
sssor.meni Of Fireworks offered for sale conss.
ing Of the following:
Rockets from o. to 10 Ronnsn Candies from "a n
balls Trisngles OF all szes Scroll Wheels DO Vercs al
do Mines Of serpens do, Bsngoa Lights do. Exaihlrca
pieces do Flying Pigeons do, Torblions DO Ascous IA
Flower Pots Port Fires Pin heels serpents 0rasshcp
pers Blue Lighe Torpedoes Pulling Crscsers DoGhIs
Headers, Canton Rockets, Fire Crackers, Noe. snd
Josuc &c &c Coantry meschans and dealers 10 genera
are requested 70 call and examine the above sicck
n B-Committees for city and country cisplays rssv
and private parties can be supplied on the moa ibcA
terms With the Shove mentioned articles, warranted q
materials having been selected with the ulmosI care
jel4 Sws NJ. BENNETT
LIRE WORKs.-moaAN. hanuiactura1 Of M
Works, store Csherines o. cor. OF Division ard C-
harl.squsre The most spgeadd stock for The whoeaa
and retail trade in this city. Thce you are sure 70 ~
them better than 81 any other plaza as you get hem 1
the manufacturer. DEplays supplied
je2O tJy4- DANIEL MORAN, Pyrotechria
EIREWORKS OF superior quality In every ursy,
al low est prices Also Edges Exhibition Pieces I'd
Rockets at manufacturers prices For sale by
iel9 7tiseods J. w. H0LBERTON 70 Msdeo.lane
EIREWOHks, FIREWORKS At he r3
Store 90 Johnst Of every description, the best quav,
and at the lowest price, at the store ~
ie2l 2w. WH. II FREY BROTHER g. Johna
MISUNDERSTANDING CoLoRs AND NEW
IL DESlGNS-A more complete assortment, OF beltx
7eIe Du4* J. 3. PURDY's. 81 Ma,deu-lane up stairs
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WEST BLOOMFIELD PEIsr woRKl

WEST BLOOMFIELD PkIsT WORKS, June y ~
To Col ID. GJiGRs STA: | have been employs o - "
RAJ years In the Pint Works OF Brigham Esq -
pleasure In stating that the improvements made Dy ~
the stacks Of boilers and IN tbs Hot Room OF ne
coed every hing have ever known before Tue eo@i
used for tie Hot Room Is cheaper than helfornef 4
work done The same. Formerly from sixteen 70 sese :
hundred Of best lump coal were used yeIy - -
than half that quantity Of chesper coal VII PfodAe'
er and more uniform beaL -aos Manage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

CHAIN CABLHs-A large assortment Of Eng lsh
Nproyed, from So 10 It's nrhes FOR sails oy
M GAUNR DERRICksON, Ise soulhsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

The Commercial Advertiser is indebted to a
friend for the following extract from a letter
dated
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-23

dents of the Academy board under the immediate
charge Of the Principal and his Assistants; and al
its exercises conducted on system OF its own,
uninterrupted by the interests or operations OF the
other department. The furniture of the study
rooms and dorIntories has been chosen with pecu-
liar reference to comfort and convenience for study;
and no expense has been spared In providing the
apparatus necessary TO render the means OF insruc-
ton completes; giving TO Newark Academy faclli-
ties for prisate study and comfortable accommoda-
ton Of students, fully equal to those afforded by
many of our colleges.
From its intimate relation to the College, students
Of the Academy enjoy many advantages not gen
orally obtained at institutions of this kind Those
who wish to pursue some particular branch which
falls more properly within the College course, may
be admitted to recite in any OF the College classes
Students also Of proper age and discretion by re-
commentator Of the Principal, and permission OF
the Faculty, may enjoy the use of the College La
brary without additional charge Admission also
may be had 20 the Lectures, and such other privi-
leges of the College can be prohtably enjoyed
by academical students.
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light,
&c, with tuition in English Latin, and Greek, Is
seventy dollars for the Summer Session, and sew
enty- five for the Winter Session. The only extras
one dollar per session for incidental expenses,
and fee of eight dollars for Modern Languages,
and fee of five dollars for Drawing, from those
who enter these classes The sessions and vaca-
tons of the Preparatory Department are the same
those of the College.
Rev MATTHEW MEIGs. A. NJ,
President of Delaware College.
NEWARK, Delaware. Sept 10
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-23
,vrrk Academy.

By late reorganization Of this department OF
Delaware College, the Board Of Trustees have taken
measures 70 place IL upon new and improved
foundation. and 10 ondow Il with advantages poe
sesscd by few similar institutions in the country.
The Academy, heretofore merged in the College,
and 81 subjected to all the evils which have
been found to- attend the aInalgamation OF the two
departments la the same building and under the
same government, now enjoys the privilege OF a
separate establishment without losing those which
rcslit from its relation 10 the College proper.
A large aud elegant odihce. with all the mecca
slry fixtures Of complete boarding establishment,
las been erected anc furnithed, in which the stu.