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A NEW Picture nv LEUTzE.-A German corre-
spondent of the Literary Worid alludes to the
Huss, of Lcssing, TO which We referred the other
day, and also to a new picture by our counuyman.
Lcutze:
"While at Rolandscck, ] went twice down 60
Dusseldorf, where s, you know, the best school Of
painting in Germany. saw there, just finished,
Lessing's Huss, which has been purchased by the
Prussian consul in New York. IL is a noble work
and most valuable acquisition TO our country,
where il is 10 be exhibited and where for the sake
of the bcholdcrs, hope it will be by tens of
thousands Lcutzc, Of Philadelphia, Is at work on
large picture, which will greatly add TO his already
high reputation. bad not heard Of II, and, on en-
tcrng his spacious studio, the grand figure of
Washington crossing the Delaware suddenly faced
me- and, by the simplicity and breadth of the treat
ment, filled me at once with admiration Washing
ton in profile, standing in front Of the foremost
boat. with his right foot advanced and raised, rest
ing on the low deck, where, just before him, are
three men, the front astride the prov clearing the
floating ice with his feet aud paddle and the 9th
crs seated at either side assisting him. The great
leaders, gaze ia intently fixed the distant shore,
for the real breadth of the river il given, essen
tial TO vndicate the difficulty of the enterprise.
Behind Washington, in the same boat, beside the
oarsmen, are several officers, and, in the midst
the banner. Other boats follow closo, some with
horses and artillery and behind them the line
stretches away, representing wildly the pas
sage Of the little army. The dawn OF the winter
day Is given with most effective hdelity TO ma
ture. The conception is the happiest know oil Tor
an American historical pictorial subject A line Of
war. boats crossing at da ybreak broad river run
ming with floating ice, with the maj cstic figure OF
Washington in this new and expressive attitude,
presents an ensemble for the canvas es new and
striking as il is picturesque. The composition Ia
admirable, and the grouping of the figures full Of
animation and ease. The picture will be an orns-
ment and an honor TO our country"
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

hLENhNDRIA, NlRSlNits
rV,HE course of study embraces the Ancient and
i the Modern Languages, Mathematics, and
Natural Science. Courses of Lectures on Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy, are de-
livered during the year The school-room, recita-
tion, and lecture rooms are all handsomely fur
nishcd. The Institution is supplied with complete
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus, and every
other requisite for thorough and extensive study.
Terms for board, washing, fuel and lights, with
tuition in Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, 8 so
per annum For further information address
Oct. l-u X. l.. BROCkETT, Principal.
UDHILIP BARTON KEY will attend TO any
business he may be entrusted with before either
of the Courts of this District; and will also attend
to the prosecution of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office on street
July l7-U
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vouchsafed to yourself and every member of you
family, is the heartfelt prayer of
Yours, most respectfully,
(Signed) ]. w. WEBSTER
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rJ,HE BERBER, or TIE MoUNTAINEER
Il OF THE ATLAS. A Tale "f Morocco, by
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Augl7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Sketches Of Greece and Turkey by Aubrey de
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Aug is
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TAYLOR & MAURY,
Aug Ia Booksellers, near 9Th street,
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A CARD.-The subscriber, member Of the
"A former Commission on Mexican claims, will
be in Washington in the course OF the month oil
November, and offers his services to claimants un
der the treaty. He will attend to any other bust
meas with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those desirous OF obtaining his SER
vices will please to address Andrew Wylie, esq,
Washington city. ,
Nov. 5-du II. Nj. BRAChENhlDGh.
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Feb. II
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VXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w 10 teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, n situation in Seminary south or
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i. III. TATUM. ARTIST,

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CTUDIO in the Capitol, near the Library OF the
- House of Representatives.
Lovers of Art are requested to call and examine
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Texas MASUrAcTuREss.--The San Antonio
He,tun Jsran publishes the charter granted by tho
last Legislature, incorporating the Beser Msnufao-
turing Company, and says two citizens OF that
place have subscribed $4,000 each towards the
stock Of the company.
a better location than San Antonio for cotton
woollen manufactures, says the Galveston Journal,
could not well be chosen. pure and unfaiiing
stream, not subject to freshets, and of sufficient vol
ume TO give almost any amount OF power, is one
Recommendation; and another, which the Isrnn
doe. not mention, IL the cheapuess of labor, which
can be supplied from the Mexican population OF that
city. Surrounded with good cotton growing lands,
and the best pasursgo in the world for sheep, the
manufacture Of either cotton or woollen goods, og
both, cannot fail to yield profitable return,
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Whole Tickets S2O-Halves $l0-Quarters So
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sir Johp FrankIin-Lcticr from sir George
SIMPSON.

Frrr the - H'~t F.ni
T.. or- asst 49,. inserted Cd cstract 81 letter.
,.abl. shed 10 .he ~ J. T. HIt ~. Afr.r'l"r, con
,,.,,or es il was supposed. sonc informant oa r.
.p.ctiu. SIR John fralk.'. We have since re-
c1,y,J ,i,, following communication from CIR Geo-sc
simpson
10 re Efitor Of ne Plot,
SIn Having noticed IN your paper yesterday a
report thai Information bad been received iy way
Of ST. Pau ia Minnesota, tha. Goc-.rtin hal ar
rived there rom some distance above LlSe Su'r'
nor w,n ette-s sra'ins tlat r j ahn Franklin was
found and safe. regret - say there Is n' i''iiHa-
ton viatevr- Tor t. statement, Nh epf ears L
Iav, originated 10 the arrival az s. Pau % IN ex-
p-css selt thi her bv the Hudson Bay Company 5
OW.nr n, Rcd River. clncyinr me reports oi
Cartaia Pul,n aud NJ. Rae to I'll, lords OF me
Admirably which reports are o 'h' eiiec' tna' no
ib.De lad been discovered throwlac an heht on
III. fate Of the missing eXpc moo.
Csrt. Pugen. who let H. NJ ;. P'avg NJ y ain-
,,ri,it Inl-t. reached the Hndsous Bay Company s
uos- of Fort Good Hope, on th, NJ Kenz.e River,
ou the ita Scy.cmbcr, and thence he came up
that river 20 the post OF Fort simpson where he IS
passing the present Winter with the intention Of
proceeding 20 YORK Factory on Hldsons Bay az
the opening OF the nav cation. ID order 90 tak- LIS
passage 20 England ia one Oiihe Hudson Bay Com
ualys ships thence next Autumn. Il IS pos
siba. however, that instructions from the Atmlra.
T.. which were transmitted to me here abou, two
months ago and were Immediately forwarded 20
Capt Pulen by express, may deinln nm during
the ensuing Summer aud Winter ia making 'ur
,her examination OF the Arctic Coast in connection
with the Hud.on's Bay Companys parties en-
r'ovel upon the same service.
GEORGE SIMPSON.
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CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs-The Boston Trq-elley
says, that the late BENJAMIN II Punchard, Esq q
Andover after bequeathing more than 500 900 tc
ms widow and relatives, made the following be
quests OF charitable nature For establishing a
Free Sohoolln Andover South Parish $50, 600; and
areyerson, IN addition, Of $4,000 more To the
episcopal Church in Andover. $1,000. To the
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Societies of the
episcopal Church. each, 81 900 The said Mission.
VT! S0cienes, and three other charitable societies
He the hesiduary Lesatees. There is also pn,.
VISION made Tor the establishment of another char
"aoie institution, IN case Of a certain contingency
THE SUPPOSED CoxEr-Tbe nsbn,o,s h0.,,
Gently announced as having been seen ON voys,,
tnroush tue South Atlantic Ocean and suDrsssd q,
" sninSton TO be comet may prove 10 be A fixed
Neoala, as we understand letters have been re-
Seceved at our Observatory at CAMBRIDGE from,
ar Macesn. the Director OF the Observatory az
tee Cape Of Good Hope, dated month later than
sue ufne when the Comet was reported to have
-: seen IN the Southern hemisphe and in
Naion' although Mr.. Maclear goes considerably
90, - 80 :" ~s''0hoih'cal news, he makes men
= N'''e' Boston Traveller 10Th.
=, |ecRr oF APPEALS, ALBANY. APsul6 ,sso
~ % Saiied and passed No So Jud,p,er, Of
alnrinsnee os default n. Hill. Jr. counsel Tor 20
sP"Hoe"'s''. NO. 60 exchanged for 60 nv consar,
10 u ~sued' n DAVIS Noxon for appeusnt \
-. 81, w ,esPoadenis. No L. The appeal ip
snls cause wa. dismissed on notion n Hi 3 L.
,or respondents VIM Curtis Moves for appel.
, %n. S no o. arsaed wm NJ Allen for appel
snIi Samuei stevens or respondents CONCLUDED
a the hour Of adjournment al pm
VErKRAS MI~isrER-Rev R,...u 9
PASTOR OF the Universshst Church j., ~. ~,
preached on Sunday afternoon last, Inn tonr H.;
sand SIX hundred and ninety first serrnop--bs.;Sa
temperance addresses. lectures, &c. in .bundsncs
Mt' ; is hhy'n years Old and has been in the
ministry ioSty years. Portland Me- Adv. l6th
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Hrd,ot's E1g Ho'ss, Laehise

Tar S,co TRAGrDY.-We learn from Wns'ow
4 Co.'S EXPRESS that the BID found ~ the drain
ia saco. Ne has been identified Is that O. girl
beonrinr in the eastern part OF the state formerly
At work IN the Mills We also learn that war.
rant has been issued for the arrest # a doctor of
the town. Who however, is said 10 have de
csmpcd u JsiOu traveller, Iuih.
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:. I.,REIJI GRAPE yINE-.-Of proper age

60 ISABELLA GRAPE NiHb- - - - eortsTn
u fnr forming Vineyards propBgsed from acc eo
Giry al the good Qualities winch the mos. IN
.r FOR over we've wear. has conferred or ne ne
,sr.s Al Cro,On Point offered 70 me pho-e- -
vbo may purchase vii receive such ln.L-e s. 80,
sbe hem TO cultivate The grape with enlfe snccess ~
vided tneir locality too "a Norin a 4, n
,icrs POE. paid, addressed 10 4 I. UNDEhh'LN' FL -
SIo Roadway will receive prompt attention. ,,.a q. .
Ne feels quite confident hat he has so iaf - -
brseer sd habits of tn. grape vines IN IS Ve sLe
,1-.ere. bv improved c1luvsioI prlrlns' ~ A. 49,
LII ,,-r.rslly rip-n vel enc prodgc- good iruh wnea
pl.otrd IL most " The Northern and a. me :, s "a
ris and southern States ~ =,
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y-.-- --I-,.,.s,,.,-.- NtIv-YOKK & ERIE RAIL

"a s st-H SH s1a : sf,ef r S1dd.y H Dee
AsA--------' ll tho uains Will iolsws
SUNDAYS excepedl Morning Train for Ehnra Corning.
end Intermediate places, leaves the pier o0 Of DuenesL
daily AZ An arriving he same evening. Evening Train
FOR Emia Coming Jefferson Geneva, Rochester Buffalo
and the informed ate places cAyes PM arriving al
Buffalo the evening. Fare Geneva 50 To Roches
ter = 49, 10 Buffalo $40 % Passengers for Ithaca and
Caylea Lake lake the Of the Cryuga ard susquehan
nsh r r Ovego. Passengers for Tlogn and Lycoming
Pa lake the OF De Corning and BOssburg H.
r Al Corning A Way Train caves Pod Jerys for New
York al e 4. w. and returns A. ?, NJ
kEWBURGH BRANCH.
Leaves New. l0rk a. 7 AM and Z NJ on Tuesday Jan
g. Leaves Newburgh for NewY0rk tconnectng With the
train. going West A. ChesleT) al IS AM and r NJ.
Freight caves Newf0rk for al stations on the read dali,
Sundays excepted a. PM Freight for Rochester Buff
nO md places II Geneva, vii! % delivered TO Tho
Auburn and Rochester r. r. al Geaeya
d2q JAMES 2. kIkkWOOp. Superintendent
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.-...pIICE,-LINNEANBOrANIC GARDEN

- pRINCE,~ IINNIsAN BUINNIt WYNN
IL AND NURSERIES, tushi2g, nrH New OH
3Wa R. PRINCE co sole proprieior' OF lh's az
lion, e.sbliseulenL have hand and ODER tor sac Age
80 e,t rusiye collection OF frui AID ornamenia mees
~ shrubs Gc &c 81 greatly reduced prices Inen
,iop OF roses Is large and embraces al me nss' a1s
if,.s Their co. ecton Of strawberries IL ne most
,snsive in America, an. consists OF not OILY a. lns hs
rromneri varieties sod, but many SEEDING. Of me-
-, fnr prolific bearing and fine favor are nos su
S,ssrvreu Trustees OF cemeteries, AID amsrui- ae &c
.nscliy solicited 10 cell and examine inelf 'toe. n
rfs,cbAsng elsewhere. Catalogues VII De SCI So
sfrsid Applicant or car be bad Of cur city sgens
cls5k Auss.n Smith, a5 Broadway and a. uees p,
viii gresi and with great promPnsss ~ ~ a..
Il r. nrnirY.
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NETWORK TO NEWARK.

::s!%fs si5 u, FiEs p = Z !. 2Ks
Line leaves Pier 10 North River between Dey and Corr
land Sta al O'clock 2. daily Sundays excepted
Goods designed for this Line should be directed 10
" Johnson's Line" for Newark
Al Goods for EasOn Pa Sanhope, Dover, Mofrst0~n,
and Intermediate places By this Line, will be- forward
ed by the Morrs Canal and Morris and ESSEX Railroad
free Of charge for storage or earning FOR iornef
particular. inqn ~ at the Office on the Pier.
T. v JOHNSON co Comgltssor,
mis- 5y and Forwarding Merchsas
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Ga~s REGULAR NAIL LINE BE-
= q Ll.---ierM EEN ElsIllN AM NEM.YORk

H1fss7 Spniug and Providence Inland
route without ferry. change Of cars or baggage The
steamer. C. VANDERBILT, Captain Joe. Sloae, and
COMMODORE Capt William H. Frazee, IN ccrnecuOu
hr Siunng,on and Providence and Boston and frovi
ieuce Railroads. leaving Ncw-fork daily t>undays ex'
ceutsd from Pier North River. nrst wharf shOv- Bal
tery see. e.. oc.ocs T VI. and Stonlnston a D.
Goes, P VI 0f ugol he arrival " ne mai. Ion nom
Boston These steamers bulk expressly FOR the route
sn IN ever respec. particularly 0dap.gd 10 ne nsvlgs
con ~ L0ngisant sound. Toe accommodations for pas
GERS comMndCls srd cum.oreh e-he officers
1sbe AMI experienced. The Route herg he shortest snd
meet rect between Boston and New York passengers
era0 el 10 rive u ample time Ior tie morning lines u
steamboats, and railroads running % various points from
those ciucs tn &. Vanderbilt viii leave New York
ra-sdsv Thursday and Sturday Leave Sonington Mon
law "Wednesday ard Friday. The COMMODORE will
leave New-iors Monday, "Wednesday &nd Friday. Leave
s,onnE.on TuesjHY. Thursday and saturday. n B-Pas-
senver on the arrival u tie sollngtOn, pro-
-rel Immediately the splendid railroad cars TO provt
!epce and Boston A Assgsge-mes.er accompanies each
ra.u 10 and from B0foH For passage, beTls sAie-fooms
or fsieh applications may be made 10 he agents tho
wharf AMI 81 me Orfcs. ~ Ba'erv-nlacs a6
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The subscriber wishes 10 buy fos one TO three ihon
SAND dollars worth Of Furniture, both p1of and Chamber
ANY family about break house keeping and wishing
70 INC cash customer Can do - BY addressing G.
Tribune otfce. ale 81
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ESQ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY lgi

T.Sss-- --ssszssFsszz-l sUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
lpl<y commencing April !. le0-Ims Road
extends from tliKabeihpoH 81 niles 10
White House reducing the staging between the ler
minus az the lad aud EasOn 10 IS m-s, and 10 school
ev's Mountain IL miles This line leaves New York by
steamboat RED JACKET at pier ~ River, ard connects
vh trains on the New Jersey Railroad which leave New
York from foot Of COriandsL 81 the same hour new
route schoOleys Mountain, with less staging than any
other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Psssengers will leave New
York by steamboat from pier v Or by the NewJerscy
Railroad foot Of COrtsndst Al A. N and 7. Ali leave
EhKabeihOwn ~ 10 NJ and ? NJ.
PASSENGER TRAM D0ws-Leave White House 81 D "
A ~ and ]. 4j 81; North Branch At $50 AN and Lao
NJ; Somrr1le Al O. 10 A NJ. and 3 NJ Bound BROOK
at ~ An AID % I n P.ainhed Al ~ ~ and go
PM; Wesideld at D 80 NJ and 8 PM ElzabethIown 81
!. Is and TO- A ana $40 Pm .
The freight rsin with passenger cars stacledl WIZ eaye
White House at g. So ~ Someryile, 80 Plsinhed, 5.l5
and Ellabeihpor By steamboat al 80 AM Returning,
leave Nev-York, by steamboat Red jacket nom pier
North River al / NJ. 80 .
All IRE ght from NewYofk intended TO 20 by this line
mus, be At he boat at III O'Clock 10 insure being taken
through mat day
Stages VIII be IN readiness on the arrival OF the O'CLOCK
train from NewYors 81 ho White HOUSE 10 convey pas
sengers 10 EaslCn, WIky0Gne. Bethlehem, Allentown,
Msuch Chunk Pa and to bennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford. Bethlehem, Bloomsbury. New am pton. Wash.
iugion and Bevidere, n J. Ola Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday 70 Delaware Wster Gap, suoydsburg, BaIt0ns-
vile Stsnhope Daeytle Bucklown, and LaekswanGs Iron
WORKS Sc Pa .
n b All baggage at he rtst Of the owners until de-
uyered into he actual possession Of the Agents OF he
Company, and checks or receipts given therefor. al
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pprrsH ndANuPAcroaY.

.)O-PEaRL-sT FRANKLIN-sQUARE.-Tne s1oseri-
I'D Der respectfully informs bic and he pubic
thar be band for ID, Spring trade large sssornsrt
on snt brushes sash tOos vanish brsbes wbi-~ssh do
ndowdo dasung DO kc Also an extensive sssornsntc CT
fancy brushes Of superior workmanship when ne 70 s-lnY
AZ hs lowest prces h. usdersgued hs received from lie
Amrcsn Ins,ilu,e silver mecs Dr the besS bfushss 81.
hibil-d al heir ATE FAR. ou, uo.,r,
mis- lAr JUN p nSEfA>
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DOCkY BAR MINING co. CAIIFop>I,

IA few shAr,s vet 70 be disposed OF n fsi co.I sos
This company was formed he bar BY adventures rom
various sections u he COUNTY, snc their rights and rry
ieges are Of immvuse Persons gong 10 CaforGi.
well others Viii ind il favorable opportunity FOR
making = small invesfuieus-54 W z..-si. 81 noOr.
& Books close NAV l. JAMES DELAVAN,
ais ST. Secretary
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q PI,NO.FORTEs FOR SALE.

.l.PIANO-FORTEs FOR SALE
AIaE - Persons about purchasing Pianos vi! md
III 4 n |iIt 10 their advantage 10 call al BENNETT
" i Us COMPANY'S Mandatory, l52 Fulion-s,-
fssst side Of Broadway they have large assortment OF
Rosewood Pianos constantly On hand every Instrument
warranted for two years W have The names OF more
than 100 persons hev viii refer TO- who have purchased
Pianos OF en AL OF which have given universal saislac-
ton but when any doubts expressed TO their quality,
the payment NAV be withheld until until such doubts
moved. Old Psnos exchanged. New ard second hand
Pianos 10 let nTu
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TR ElING.

-. FOR CuARLE~rON.-The L. ; Ms
se.<..,NN sea-. slips NORTH tRNER an sou III
ERNfR " D 'eayr pier No. = NJdh kis-f' of
C.al.oa, every Salurlay a, oeoet P NJ. precisely {"
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