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TNGLIsH WRITING pApER.-Foo

II Letter, and Note sizes, Ornamental and sta
pie kinds, various some of them Of exceeding quail
ties, are just received and this day opened by
AugA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CHANGE or DATE or SAILING
TO MONDAY, AUG UST 20, AT p. NJ,
From the pier foot OF Warren street.
TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
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Liberia.

Adviccs from Liberia, Of the 25th May, state that
the cesson of the Gallinas territory has been finally
made to the republic, whose jurisdiction now
tends over unbrokcn line of coast from the Bar 10
Cape Palmas that the possibility Of revving the
slave trade on any part within these limits Is ex-
tnguished. The purchase Of the Gallinas territory
was effected by private subscriptions from persons
IN England and America; Mr. Samuel Quincy
having alone contributed { 600.
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YouSG FoBoER.-Wo happened to be at Squire
+. {. Donn's Office yesterday, when poor lad Of
fifteen or sixteen years Of age was brought in. He
was n good-lOoking youth, and Of pleasing APP
pcaranco; yet his offence was fraud 10y means Of
forgery. lie had, on the 18th instant, obtained a
gold watch valued at Sl2, from Mr. c. Jctmate,
on 7th street, upon forged order in the following
words:
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10 (lOwcst No prizes )......... JOO
&c. sc. &c.
Tickets only SlO-TIslvcs Quarters 80 50.
Certificates of packages of % Whole tickets 40 90
Do do of % Half do 1000
do do of % Quarter do IS 90
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Mr.. Letmatc will let George king have that
Watch he was Looking at the price twelve dollars.
OwfSG LADDY.
DIR. Owen Jcddy's name was designed to be
used.
The boy heard himself accused without exhibit
ing any signs of emotion, and, in reply 20 some
questions, stated that he had bccu for some time
rowing about, travelling with a horse, and go
on. lie muttcred a few words Of angry defiance,
adding that he bad no friend there to speak for
him. gentleman near him said with emphasis
" Poor boy!'-- and though there had been magic
in the words, the lads temper was subdued, and
he wcpt. What pity that the Jail and pcnitentiary
must be HE lot--that he must, amid their
Citations, learn more Of the downward road be has
been trcading that, by familiarity with the prac-
TIGERS OF crime, he must become rcconcilcd TO il,
aud pcrhaps brought 20 determine within his own
mind that his position in life has been rretrievably
taken! Would that house Of refuge could be pro-
vidcd for such. to save them from the disgrace and
contamination Of thesc places!
Tho watch was found in the possession Of n per.
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- Woman, 10 cook and wash will find a good
place by applying at the drug store corner ct +
aud Seventh streets. j. +. CALLAN.
Aug 2i-d3t
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THE EURopA,s NEWS.

We are indebted to the Boston Daily Ado1tiso,
for the following details Of the foreign news brought
by the Europa, which arrived at that port on We'd
nesday morning, in ten days and eighteen hours
from Iiyerpool
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Package in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ccivc the most prompt attention, and an oihcial ac-
count of each drawing cent, Immediately after it is
over 10 all who order from
Address; j, x G. MAURY, agents,
Aug2t Aierandria, Ia,
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Holiday Presents.
DALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK, late


DALI. TOMPKINS q BLACK, late
A1MAReUANp 4 Co 2t7 Broadway, beg leave to inform
their patrons and the public in general thai their assortment
DIAMOND AND OTHER RICH JEWELRY
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Fancy Goods
Paran Articles &c &c complete at the pre-
sent time All who may be in want of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
are recommended 70 call before purchasing esewhere and
inspect collection goods suitable for the approaching
seRson that surpassed geuALEp in any similar
establishment in this any other city in the Union By a-
most every steamer from Euope they III receipt OF new
styles of goods, made to order or selected
in person by Of theysrm,
who is accustomed to devote twothirds Of each year
abroad visiting the various manufactures of Engand,
France Switzerland Germany, Italy &c kc.the remain
Ing bre period OF the year being passed In the store ena
ble him by personal observation to obtain that knowledge
Of The taste and Of their customers and the public
which peyrqnent residence abroad would debar him from
Their stock Of
DIAMOND JEWELRY AND JEWELRY,
composed OF every variety OF PRECIOUS STONES 10
complete comprising NECKLACES Of single stones, ON
clusters OF DIAMONDS with PEARLS DIAMOND
CROSSES, larger and finer uhey confidently ihau can
be- found in tho possession of any individual IN the country
rbese viii, ,isgie store RUBY RING aad RaocGH ses
around with Briauts THE Brooch arranged also
asa BRACELET) are.wellwo'ihy the inspection fIhosa
who have a taste for Precious Stones
EARRINGS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, GHATTE-
LANES &c &c mounted upon lhe premises une' iheis
Immediate supervision
Their reputation ~ Manufacturers Of
SILVER WARE.
1t Is believed IL fully established 10 require 81 shtr
hands at this time any extended notice further han to aAy
their assortment never more complete
Their WATCHES are ell warranted 10 be good hae-
keepers Among their FANCY GOODS wiilbe found "a
extensive assortment OF PAPER MACHE, BRoNZE
and PARAN articles and other varieties too numerous to
enuuerate.
AT The Sign OF the GOLDEN EAGLE, soph corFer
Broadway and 6hVyoy-at opposite the Cry Hldi
dI8 gt8I9.l0 ,ll,N 1030&3L
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

v,;u new. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is Y0BLIsBEo
ryggY MORNING, SUNDAYS EZcEPTEb)
rslspss s,rLpfses eosRER spsucE AND aAs-
aAo-srREBra OPPOSITE TIE CRY EALL'
- eIvered to CRY Subscribers for - 81 Cents Per
s ~, yztn lty prefer they pay n advance n tse
pes ros aiy months q gar ct he saDe rate Single
- -. yy,o Gents Mai Subscribers, five Dolars peT
ooP 10 s6ysrse Subscriptions rEeo fer six TRcntha-
~, ,o,, oonths 81 70 TIRE Dollars IN sdyanse rs
rorcd W al exchanges wlth Country Ne"gpapers Icy
- ,eesivpsi NJ bis Office whose higher tesz
s. ~ NE rrogue ers allowed ttFereacs
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g.! 000 FOR TEN PRIZE ARTI-
gLn Z ~ sN -. 2

w sOCO CLESi-The high position which SAR
TAIN'S MAGAZINE has assumed in regard to lie literary
character has believe never been questioned. No
American and no Europea magazine has arrayed in
it's support accomplished corps of contributors
Minds of The highest order have, from The first, been en-
poyed 10 write FOR il. With view, however to draw
forth for Of their readers articles OF still greater
value the Projectors determined in addition 10 the
present outlay literary contributions TO offer the sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR TEN PRIZE Ar
TICLEs-to be published monthly I'll The series IS com
peled.
This offer is entirely different from the usual schemes
bearing tie same Those schemes generally propose
an apparently nigh price for stories without putting
any limit upon the length and claiming as gratoHs all na
do not gana pze Thus they often under the appearance
Of bersy eny lotteries to secure large aInoani
matter at small price Thus, also their propneofs I'll
out their periodicals month 10 month with stories Of
internoAble ength-the author who vii ofertne longest
story being pretty TO gain the prize In our plan on
the contrary the writers limited TO paceno article
being accepted which exceeds very moderate length
We want the BEST articles not the longest MoreoVT
oil the piece do gain prze to be returned 10
the Gut0ys uuless Otherwise negotiated for In other
words the Publishers offer to pay each Of these special
articles The Of CNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Their object is beside their usual variety and
excellence Of matter series OF monthly articles entirely
superior TO anything heretofore published IN the magaznes
They have determined 10 place their Magazine IN respect
10 its literary character beyond the reach Of competition
The pieces offered competition must be presented by
the first April 1851 They may be Tales Essays or arti
ccs miscellaneous character according 10 the taste or
judgment The writer's but must be subjects of general
nteresInss be ola character suited to interest the great
mass contain something rking and likely
to ares, aiention-and must moreover ee OF moderate
ength-,ay about sir eight magazine pages.
In seecng from articles offered The Proprieiors VIII
be governed by the decision OF Committee Of competent
and d1sintercsed Judges whose names viii he announced
in the March number of the Magazine The publication o.
the series viii be commenced Immediately after the decs
ion Of the Committee and each viii be paid for the
nonthupon which ii is published
rs All contributions intended as Prize Articles must be
marked accordingly with tie Of the authorin a sealed
enyeop (Which Will ot be opened till the award Is deter
mined and must he Addressed postpaid 10
do7npKW toHN sARHAIN & co. Philadelphia.
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pUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
eJRAILROAD COMPANY.-TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE LOAN
$3.50, 600,

$500 ,DDO.
Sealed proposals will be received until saturday, the n
dav Of January next O'Clock for One Hundred and
Ninety Thousand Dollars Of the fsl and only Mortgage
Bonds OF the Rutland and Washington Railroad Company
hearing Six per cent pei interest," aud fedeemaDe
in ten annual instruments OF $500 esca fom jay l. 1907
These Bonds are In suyns of $1,000 each with Coupons
attached payable at the Mechanics Bank New-fork, on
The let 0f zach January and July
The mortgage covering these Bonds 10 executed 10 Sht-
herd Knapp President Of Mechanics Bank. aud Daniel
Miller ESD lGl Fronts New YORK, IN must Tor the 0ond-
This mortgage covers tie line from Rutland VI to 81;
lem Washington Co Y. 80 miles "hlch IS coutr @cIeu
for 0G0ec0, ard tie TrlsIses are e.l go
default Of payment OF interest Or pnnciph VI .,9o
bonds IKE possession OIL use or sen nc I'Ie PiVP9tJ
Of The same for The benefit Of the 0oadEoiesfs
The proceeds Bonds % be devoted 10 me pu
chase Of IRON FOR the Roadifom aI nd 20 2aiS M, oe
grading and supersuuclfe beng pdS,sfee oi "
subscriptions along the ilEe Of he Boad n
TT . Ru and aud Washington Road 'orns ink OF e fs
read communication New fork and Montreal yh
Troy ard being The shonesfOue vii command are R0t
lion OF The hrou ghegeL nns through some OF As ticues
Counties of New. YORK and vermont ana llt IOcss d'S
SetVe4n Rutland and Troy IL ID beCyed ai cid afge
reyenue The Road passes about midway hfou2ha di'-
trct So miles vide between me Green Mountains on no
he ain { anal on tie West aad has lhr
wing population 3eG0Q The marble AMI otnes qG4fe
and tie water power along a route are yey Valuable ana
viii furnish large amount Of Traffic TO .He itoaI
The lire Will be completed IN july l77 ana nave - per
re of sraight e end grade O2ef 20 zee. 10 inc is
The osd +. entirely completed and being successfully
yroTEed RON Rutland 10 CastleloD II niles Fe3m Car
ueton 10 Salem j % aesr!y fe@ly ig -ie slFs, 1
viii be completed il tie Spring Ile ron 9 o9a2L 10y ~
whole read ard lie eql4Pags c0nfatea oF. Ca. ~ -
RAINING from RutAld 70 Satn N AtssLEeA7 |il9g no
-osd nom Sa!enl 70 Troy VII also be competed and Ie
r60le lIue from Troy R0ls-s P1igI 10 opefatlon
Full particulars can he obtained DY apPAes9L ~ a
Trustees " ere Ii inorgB can o examined ana Pflhr
% exbi6ft Of lie affsirs of'tte Road 0b1aged
L,ri ~ seen that he holders OF lnses >''Vu pViS
nave III, rsl and Only len upon property eoe1ng one Mi
ion ofdolIeFs .a . !,
u me- cent OF The .pai annually amounting %
Sz51eG t5r lie purc,aal redemption Of lhese 8onds
P,eo6sais 10 Be addressed Gilbert. C95b & Johnson
p Wis and iadorsed Proposals. for Rutland AID
Washington Bonds
Parties gvEose bids accepted VII be required TO pay
tan a. mon tt. accaptancs Of the bids. fortg per cent
oa lie etn Of Janlay ad 70 per ceDL o. ne @n Of an'
uary next
GILBERT, COBB 3 JOHNSON, u Wal.st
New TORI, Dec. =. ls51 dZj
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,gaw.yoRw WEEKLY rRTBUNE,

gepv T,4g0E PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY g
sF@d every Saturday oria9 al The ioys price OF q
80 eTenno IN advance Eight copies Tor ~ or tweny
comes 70 e address for m and me paper ID no eaSs coz
S,lPe5 hevond he me for which 4 ID pad
sSseTts for thta sheet viii 5e charged % esns pat
Enn rach !peertlOp.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

r3- Eighteenth WardPrimary Election.
We the inspectors of the Eighteenth Ward Democratic
Wing Primary Election held the sd inst al the Bulls
Head Hotel in with resolution pasged by the
Wing General Committee, nth inst do hereby certify
thai The following persons luly elected ia nbeFs
Of the following Committees, viz
Wing General: Committee.
Alonzo Alvord, Luther c. Garter, Jonas f. Conkln
William II. Rudd, Chris Wemple.
Young Mems General Committee
Erastus Brooks Henry G. Conkln, James NJ Odell
Waited Case James Anderson
Ward Committee.
Ephrain Holbrook. j. C Faulkner, VIM. D. Chase,
Charles Turner, Daniel ToHy, Richard Kelly
Edw Gallagher. David Perrin Robt l.. Buckiin
Abel Wheaton, Sen. MiChhel Start w Robertson, III
John Russ, VIM II Michaels, Henry behop
WIN. Johnston Janice Kennedy, WIN. H. Adams,
John WhiPam, Peter O. Sharp, Patrick y Brine,
Samuel Wise, Ransom Barner Elisha NOR,
Chns W Carpenter
C. z WEMpLE Inspectors
WM JOHNSTON. of
d25ltt RANSOM BEMAN. Election.
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s P lxGRAHAM Aucuoneer.
ykNhIS iFRIDAYl MORNING, at 10

'hIo IF MUM NUhNINU' az 10
N oeless at 81 GesenwchSv lsrgesse ofgood III t.
EITQRM, -, which VIII be positive wiho2E regs'd %
weahe5 bSds aad eedding stoves mattresses elegant
sela et0 oiss carpes mahogany chas DO rockers ma
setsy dTSug and plain bureaus mahogany and walnut
SMasasa5d l3shogsny French crbhs, walnut md mspe
aSestsedS looking glasses, mahogany aud walnut tables
81 sil Ans sitandoes, vase cackery "a Also the fix.
an 81 AL {sNelry store mahogany glass feet long
SFps aNs1nas &c. Sale perenp.orv an tts
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A & MeRwIs. Aucuoneeg.
My BANGS. BROTHER 81 co. 20f
6BeOApwAY--''a ash advances made nr"- III -
sAssstlentA !, t,VttsyrAC Dso 37 nj & o'clock
ENc,Iti, AN 4htERcAs litusfRArEn Asn srASn A.p
ps fifa enoc9 collection of valuable ornsnlenta
md slal dard English publications, and variety OF me eo
lions ef The most popular authors OF Europe Aiso an eN
tesiye Of Amee4q Books sauSa 20 'o "op"eS
kATURpAY EVENING, Dec. ~, 81 d ciooh.
HOLIDAY GFrse-A great variety OF elegantly Illustrated
md hy bound Books suitable for presents CONSISTING OF
beautf editions of the Poets large aud small Books o.
Scenery and COSTUMES Annnas for 1851 iaslture elons
ofte writings OF Tie poplar authors Nc Also, an
assortment OF Fancy articles, PEPPER Mache goods &c
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b. GAkplNrk. Aucnoneer.

d. UAkpINtN, NlVIIUlteI
fHNHIS DAY, tFRIDAY,} 9th, GOLD
4 WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND, AND OTHER
GOLD JEWELRY, for account Of house retiring ffom
;hV ousjuess-to he sod without reserve.
T. GARDINER viii sell at Auction, THIS DAN, al II
aepok II ms Sales Rooms S53 Broadway u large and
vaSab assortuent Of God acheS Diamond work COD
Feb ard Vest Chains Earrings ana Plus fine Cod Jewel
ry Ne for account Of when may concern, ard on account
Of tw retiring from tue business Terms cash d27 II
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10O BUILDINGS LOTS AT AUG

ACOTIONs--The Atlantic Dock Company VIII sell 81
Public Auction 81 Merchants Exchange New ORR, OF
WEDNESDAY, the i5A day of January next about 100
building lots suete Atlantic BASIN and II the inne
dise vicinity Of the large cotton rnanufactory as con-
"a ots on west SIDE Van Brntst between King and
u lots On east eide Conovers between King and Dixie
-. i, -,
BfUnt sts. A..
Is lots Sul!iYen-st between ConoYer sna an oran
streefs. - =
The above streets are being paved al the Cornpanys
eypepse and the lots all graded to even level and
ready to he Immediately built To rnenufacturers
and mechanics and for The purposes OF investment good
opportunity is now presented
Maps OF the property will be ready by the 9Th proxino,
at the Company's Office. n Broad way. d2tJi5
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The Mo.l Elega.t AnnusI q he sss

The Most Elegant Annual II lie Season
TTIIE KEEPSAKE FOR 1851. illastra-
4 I'd win 1Eelve EN6RAyiNGs and magnhceutly
beupt II leather ard papier mache-
Alo, large assortment Of GIFT BOOKS and JUNEN-
dis disJI - - J c. RIKER, 129 Faon-sL
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL-
IN ROAD COMPANY-The flh semi annual Dividend
on the Preferred Stock of this Company al the rate OF
eight per cent per nnnup will be paid the office Of Tho
Company No 80 Chatbamsreet, on and after Tuesday
- TLe Transfer Boon. OF The Preferred Stock will he
closed on Monday, December 3oh, al O'Clock NJ aud
open on Wednesday, January 3, at 10 O'Clock, AM
Dated New. York sd December la50
d23 JAM SAML NJ BLATCHFOlD, Treasurer,
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e p-AFTERNOON performance ar 5--ENENiNG. a.
7o'olocf-On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec - and 2,
I'm the AFTERNOON, the Comedy Of DONE On SOPh
Lows IN the EVENING, the Drama ct THE Gu
RATES DAUGHTER The entire Chinese Museum. late
of $50 Broadway has been added 70 this establishment The
Gfpsy fortune Teller mar get be seen here. Adnis-
son 3 cts children under 10 years OF age ~ cts Par
uuette ard First Circle l24 cents extra dZ6 Z
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~ The Members Of the Protective Union
IRE hereby notified that Election OF Officers viii take
Mace on The Second THURSDAY EVENING 10 January,
ja5l (d7 SD JAMES MOONEY President
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BROADWAY THEAIER.-DO0Rs
~ oper al 6f-to coHlnsncs IL ! ociock-Ths ZEN
ING Dec =, vii be presented ae Cnmedy OF
GIRALDA OR, The MILLERS WEE.
Don Philip. Air Conway Duchess. Mrs. Asoct
AkeF whicn. me new Ballet entitled
LA DEESSE Il LA DANSE.
IN MARRIAGE CHlNOiS
Pces u Admission To Dress Circle snd Pafq1et 75e;
PAIaLy Circle and Third Tsr. : Gaisry u Ga
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MAGNIFICENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INSTRUMENTATION FOR
Iva HE HOLIDAYS, a. SToPPANI HALL, corner
FRIn4Y FVENlNG. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
and EVENING. HISTORICAL TA6LEAt \ Of NEW
ENGLAND with other slnuSenients- by
Mr. HARRISON.
the fa~Cr:te sud iniuass Vocalist sud ImproyisGtore
MR. LOVETT.
the celebrated Hafn01cbt and Can panao gian VII maze
his Bells and Rocks discourse most eloquent music
LEOPOLD ALBERTL
the favorte pupil OF The great Magician RI ALENAN-
DER : engaged and viii asionlsh The audieace Win AIS
wouderfnl es of LeTefdemap.
Admission . cts, Children hall price Doors open al
:; Exhibition commences O'Clock. EoF full parted
lars all bulls OF The day dZI ~
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-Ane expert
enced Woo and Cotton Dyer is in want Of situation
Annlv bv letter to NedEus, gt this Office AZ 81,
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Ks oAr1s IN Ss-x411IA IMSB u RGH.-
A-BA Gentleman and his Wife ard or two single Gen
uenen can with pleasant Rooms In pr
vate family St Frst-st minutes walk from The Peck
alp Ferry Boats every five minutes during the day
do linz
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DANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
ASTEERS co. No. Is Wood.sL PlTTSBUR9H, Pa
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF the
UNITED STATES Reference In New.Yors, Aedsra,
Nvlnalow, Lanie- Go. So Wall-gt sat7u
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VCOMPASY.-Tbe stockgoldefs hereby aot6ed
that the annual election 3r Directors 81 the Company fs
he ensuing VIII % neld =, The asl Broadway 9ase,
corner Pike~s E-, Brosdysy, on MONDAf. sSh day
OF JaDusry ISL The poS viii pen AZ ocloes and eiose
A. 5 ottiock NJ ia4i ISL Ii. V, MASON, See'y-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-27

Hen WANTED. = Soldiers Rights,
HOUPaienls ard Grar;s gyen for Lands in Illinois, IN
m sbcut ISIS fer services N Tia " 81 of lsl2 and for many
wears sod and los; for Apply 10 or address H.
MATTlSON, NGssau-si. New York, giving 1lUPef q
lnl Ar. lI0 ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-09
WILLIsTON SEMINARY.
At EASTHAMPTON Mo-
JOSIAH CLARK M

yENIIIS i,-.:4.' S1-AIsIA, M. A., PTfncinaI
lo nssltuuoh located in a region dstinaniitt ~ r. =.
: heahiulness and good morals ,yos c, sifd Ioi us
any eluo"ed Dy Hon Samuel WilIisto far ,b % DeI
Pso VI furnishing at low rate the hest FnGiih Pu
au sso the most complete preparation far
md give TO secure this object thorongb
nensiye course of study is marked on, and y
iachy supplied for its successful nrosec,i % ana even
NV ~ - gwen ny NINE well qualified Teachers
=, - meet tle wants of the ENGLISH DEpApT,JpNr
aI ltu'lol Is provided with philosophical and stron
ii o apparatus valued at $780, cabinet az roinerIs rJ
library, together with a aborator, cos ais; ahq
iieneo win very extensive and valnabs ct ,il
P'us' Courses OF Lectures are delivered II; Cbnis,.
ueoiosy ana Mlneralogy; also occ siona1 Iec,nr a 1
,a,. : ~ Natufa PHILOSOPHY and Astronomy Frenh il
tons in German. wy aso gives hsruc
nIi complete me full course of study In tho 1T cc1c
80 an MEN three years are reapisite s.nden,sbnw
o ,h p.lheu TO pursue the Classical studies az lone
the cond;;n aug circumstances will allow subject only
, OF beng enrolled in some one ~ he recusr
classes The Senior class in this denartra, 'ne es
special instruction Of the Principal ~ ~ ui'uei Wv
, me FEMALE DEPARTMENT. IN which = s.no..,o
ON y exclusively devoted, is Under The snnerviio
ad enia iTcceptIess By this arrangement yom,
eS ENJOY the benefits Of the counsel and instrc,; f
neha,e teacher,and are also admitted IN he class d i
~ we otiler department. French Mnsc vocal and
drawing and Penmarshjp are lanShI Nv ac
o a. P;.s eachers at moderate cbarge F'
ultlo Qo be paid each term in adyanes1 rron
per ahnnm according to the sudies nnys, n 1, S
a pUard room fuel, light washing 81 is from 81 rs n
~ 20 yer week, according as room ,s il ~ ,b si
"iS building or in private dwelling - NV gym"
, VI ull term begins on the last JVcduesdav let
= ausuSt ana continues twelve weeks M s;,trterm
sixteen weeks HN' ~ december, and continue
~ IN the arrival of the Railroad trims NJ N,bnton
u p"oe conveyance will be in readiness to convey nasser
Q ~ - 'e SEMINARY, pleasant ride OF four miles
Nortba, GEORGE T.. DAY Secretary.
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