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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
Naval Intelligence.

The u. S. sloop-Of-war Falmouth, Com
mandcr Pettigru, from California, SO days, arrived
at Valparaiso Sept 81. The sloop ofwM st. Mays,
Commander Magruder two days from Taicahuano.
arrived at the same place on the 22i The fisate
Raritan, Capt Gaunt, II days from Callao, arrived
at the same place the cath. All three renamed
IN port Oct. 6, With the storeship supply, Lieu.
Commanding c. II. Kennedy. The 81. Mays had
lust returned from an interesting cruise among the
Fejees and made the extraordinary run OF 6,ooe
miles from Tahiti TO Tacahuano, IN ~ days.
The following are lists OF their officers:
Raritan-Lieuts. JohR c. Carter, =. u. Murphy, A.
DAVIS Harrlll and CORTLAND Benham FLEET sur
| geon, James NJ. Greene Puser, John q Gibson {.
Passed Assistant Surgeon, Robert T.. Wall Acting
Master John Walcott. Assistant Surgeon, Charles
| ii. Williamson Lieuts Marines, John &. Cash
and Thomas G.. Field Chaplain Photus Fish :
| CommOdOre's Secretary, James ii. Duany; Passed
| Midshipmen, Homer &. Blake, Thomas c. Harris
| and Dulany A Forrest Mitshipmen, Lewis f. Kim.
berry, George Il. Beiknap, Marshall Il. Palmer and
William =. Mccain Boatswain, Robert Gordon /.
| Gunner. Samuel Allen Carpenter John Cahiil
Sallmaker. Joseph Bradford
Fai,nomA.-Commander Geo. =. Pearson Liouts.
George NJ White, George w. Harrison, G.. =. Nc.
Donough Acting do Henry S. Newcomb Pursos.
John & Mason, Jr. Passed Assistant Surgeon,
Charles w. Wheelwright Acting Master, Pstss
WAGER Lieutenant Marines, J. ). Divlin Passed
Midshipmen,W kmgbrdge; Midshlpnen, David u.
Harmony. VIM. NJ. Armstrong, Conrad I. Spedden.
and John N. Quackenbush Captains Clerk, Chas
PeTcher Boatswain, Chas Johnson Gunner, A. II.
Thompson Carpenter, Lewis Holmes Sam ikeT.
Lewis Rogers.
81 Narys-Commander George Magfuder Lieu.
tenants, ID. French Delaney, James Bidtie and
Robert NJ Wymsn Surgeon. John Abornethy
Purser, A T.. Watson Assistant surgeon, Richard
Funstall Master, Thomas q Corbn. Passed Md
shpmen, Jonathan Young, Q. Arson Phenix Mid
shIImen james IL Gnor, William H. Ward and u.
L. Loyal BoatswaIn, George Williams Gunner.
James hutchinson Carpenter, James Meads Sail
maker, w. d. Fugitt.
.supply. Lieutenant Commanding, c. II. Kenns-
oy: Acting Master, w. Talbot TrlXton Purssr X.
L: Allison, Assistant Surgeon, T. M GuDnel Pass
ed MIdshipmen, William Riley, and j. Bliss.
The Supply would al for homo about the 10th -
18th Of October The Falmouth expected to fol-
low IN a week or ten days after, or as soon as aer
crew recovered from scuryy and diarhea from
which they were suffering IN consequence oil Ndu0us
service. The 81. Mays 1t was thought, would %
DISPATCHED the troubles IN Chill were set
tled San Francisco, for the purpose OF taking %
their homes certain Japanese who have been pro
missed passage by our government. From the Eass
Indies she would return home via the Cape Of Good
Hope. The officers OF the squadron were All well
The Sloop ofwsr Cysnelarrived a, Havana On me
ard crew all well.
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OHIO.

FATAL SpoRr.-On Tuesday week last
Mr. Damon was shot dead by brother hunter
named Spear, IN the woods, near Hnckley, ONO
Ttcy were shooting turkies, and, both initiating the
cry OF these BIRDS each believed the cry OF the other
the genuine one Of the bird Damon crept on the
ground, and Spear seeing his head through the
6rambles, thought It bIrd, and fired. Tae bali
passed thIoug his brain, and he never stirred alter
ward.
ANOTHER YEr-A young man named
Webb was shot on Thursday last, while huntng tnr-
kes Ia the woods IN Pittsfeld, Lorain County Three
or four persons hunting at the same time, anu
Initiating the 'call" OF turkeys, when We0o was
mistaken by another for turkey, and shot
(RNoy. was the 69th anniversary OF the
landing OF the frs! white man upon the spo. where
Cincinnati now stands.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ Mrs. Z. OAKRR SMITH lectures to-
night at the Library Hall IN Newark. She Is to de
liver the piquant LEISURE on Manhsoa,' which ex-
cited much attention at Hope Chalei In this City
AccIDENT.-As the o'clock train was
was leaving the Markets. Depot, Newark, on Wed
nesday afternoon, Irish boy, about 10 years OF age
fell under the wheels of the cars and had ms arm
and leg cut of Drs Darcy and Nichols were prompt
y attendance 10 render every assistdnce In their
power. IL IS said his parents reside In Nesotst lie
is a s-boy, and was attempting to Jump from the
tram while 1t was IN motion.
SUPPOSED MURDER Observation-Disclosures
four wears since. a wealthy farmer, named Roberts,
was murdered and robbed near Camden. No clue
could at that time be obtained OF the perpetrator OF
the deed but circumstances have led TO the suspicion
OF person now confined in prison for another crime
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DurcHrss Cd~-On Wednesday after

noon, gentleman called at The Tribune Office
in our absence from Poughkeepsie direct, and
stated that the Wig State Ticket had 200 ma
jority in that County, and that Alex. Coffin,
(Whig) was elected to the Senate. We pub
lished accordingly in our last but becoming dis
trus.ful of its accuracy, telegraphed toward
evening 10 Poughkeepsie friend for precise in
formation, and received the following reply
al GREELEY-The Loco-Foco Senator Is
elected. State Ticket IN this County is over
two hundred ahead s.P
Now, as we had written mainly to learn Which
State Ticket had the two hundred majority, the
above is not quite 50 clear as we could have
wished it. We apprehend, however, that 1t
means the urong State Ticket, and most reluc-
family alter our table accordingly.
What has got into Old Duchess She may
well be ashamed Of such votes she Is acqulr'
Ing the bad habit Of giving; but, since the o.
fetal Canvass will bring them all to light, she
might as well make a virtue Of necessity and out
with the whole truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

PATENT FLAX PuLLER.-The only really
,s. thing we saw at the late Pair was model Oh
machine invented by 5. D. Co.'S, OF Newark 10 TINS
coun,y, for harvesting FlaI. Itseems1 so simple IN
=. .rr.osemeut. and 80 easily comprehended as 70
80 scsrcely chance TO cO0bI thai IL must eofk
IN he sstisfacton OF the ingenious inventor III u
nets his expectations II will pull max as fast As
to,se mower Reaper can cut graln-say ~ acres pef
DIV aid 90 it ia the most perfect manner TINS 10.
yeztlon comes oppOrtunely with the late won1efioi
o,seoyeries IN preparing the fax toer for minuiac
toT,es and those who can REMEMBER the oa.atchlaS
work OF fax pulling. will call HIN blessed we saaii
watch the progress Of this machine VIA imcfes'
lJsaessil.s gisJ Badger state.
FATAL AfrRAY.-A man named Wilson,
. cI,,zea OF Csnonsburgh, vas killed on Wcdaesiiy
U,ek last By a STUDENT Of Jefferson college, ffon
Eu,Ueusbulg Sid. IL appears tn Wiisos used IN
tuliine language 10 the student, "ho reiAiialeo,
xTsT Wilson Knocked hin down and beat HIN on
the h, ad with club saying tia, .he would xii hls.
d--b.n" The student warned HIN u dssib vos
osti,pg 10 other answer. obtained sn'ie, ~ sohe
nssns and plunged II into the abdomen o. n"so 'a
ave or SIX iirnes The student made hs escspe, a- s
several athers have been arrested As ~
sfer the deed We have not asceItaho, AZ VI"
't'''' ~ -" s''N ''''' (P,,lssgfs qassus.
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~ TIE Philadelphia Daily NewS q

Ey The Philadelphia Daily Ne'os quotes
the Lancaster Herald d Eraminer as contradict
ine point blank our statement as fact that Gov.
Johnston carried several Congress Districts
which last year chose Opposition Members Of
Cengress-We point our conJoint assaiisnts TO
the VIM (Chester) and XVIIIh (Fayette) as
several Districts that did just as we said,
and we will thank The Nens to overhaul the
returns from the LIST Southwark District and
see if that is not in the same category We
have lot tie District by itself but we feel con-
fdent that 1t gave Gov. Johnston a majority
But whether it did or not our statement was col
rect
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LAND.

The Election ARRAY at Baltimore Southern
Mail Items.
BALrIMoRE, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1851.
The Coroner's Jury, on the body of Charles James,
who was killed, during an ARRAY on the night OF the
election have returned verdict that his death was
caused bv a wound inflicted by Francis Connolly"
The latter is still in dangerous condition from
the wounds he received
New. Orleans papers Of the latest dates due are
To hand. but contain nothing Of interest.
Judge Coleman, OF Alabama Supreme Court has
resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
A HORSE WITHOUT HAIR

binary phenomenon, IN the way o. noiselne' ~
was brought TO tosn yesier-ay a.,1,eJ on ihe
mans Of Ventzuea b. party OF american aqh.e.s
besdsd by the well known traTeieI. sasn T s,s
and Captain Hall She IS Isl hsIas n,,tcIe of
Ia on snv osTt OF her boy The sAin ie'e"'e'
ISSa rubber, ard Is as soft almost as yeiTe., On a,
The owner of tails singular ANNA y on 10
way 70 M@eVn' Saw Rep 2J.h
sr,c,ny-We learn from TIE JameSto0n
800, A, Ioirn Da~iey Of BIsti, con nittet
'n,ccs Nv ,hsrsing himself, on sunday las, lie
S,seo,ered before life was Gpi,e extinct, ahi
Ii,rertd unul Tuesday morning. we dn'risl~nl
co,'..eered rell. 5e5lnged Ia IA; mtah lie Leaves
aftm!i}
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Illinois Election.

CHICAGO Thursday, Nov. 6, 1851.
The vote in this City is: for Bank, 2, l22 ;
AGAINST, 10 Beardstown, out Of 357 votes, polled
277 for Bank; Quincy, the vote in the City for
Bank 400 against 49, Rushvile, for Bank l5O,
against 90; Peoria City, majority for Bank 40 :
Jacksonville Precinct gives 3Sl majority for
Bank Galena s and one other precinct gives
a majority against Bank of about 300. Carol
ton, the County, gives about 10 majority against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
NEW-BRUNSWICK.
Safety Of the Steamer Commodore-Ste anabcat
Collision Canadian Railways, &C.

ST. yons, n. L., Thursday. Nov 1851, o.
The steamer Commodore is IN a cove near Qusco,
very little injured, and the crew all safe IL the
weather moderates she viii be got of about Saturday.
The steamers FAIRY Queen and Pilot came in con
tao, last night, Both boats were injured, the former
considerably. No lives were lost.
Ills reported that the Canadian Government agree
TO build simultaneously the Quebec and Richmond
and the Quebec and Halifax Railroads, with money
obtained al 81 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

Punt, where, on searching the apartments Of Craw-
fora. thty found large quantity OF hardware, um
bIeas, trunks, clothing. &c, part OF which has al
ready Dee. identified by Mr.. Bunce, of Brooklyn as
his property. The accused were locked up BY Jus
tice hounfort. for tria Much credit Is due to ths
oihcers Tor then promPtness IN this matter.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE. man
named Michael Mclaughlin was yesterday arrests
IN the Nineteenth Ward. By officer Legget, charged
with attempting to commit suicide by poisoning him
self. lie Was taken before Justice Bleakey for dis
posal.
STEALING LUMBER-J acob Brush and hi d,
vile Ezra were yesterday arrested by oifceF Bun.
stead charged with having. IN comp Any Hsa large
Dunoer OF others broken into the lumber yard Of
Hiram Mott, corner of Second-st and avenue b, OF
The evening OF the iih nSs, and stolen thorefrom
number OF new packing boxes and quantity OF ium-
Der, valued IN all al so, with which they made
bonhIe III the street. They were taken before JUS
tee Mont!ors and committed 10 prison.
CAMPHEER ACCIDENT A female named
Emma Vincent, residing at No. SO Wooster ST. was
seriously turned upon the face, neck and hands By
the bursting Of camphene lamp which she was ELL
gagged IN filing while lighted she was removed 30
the New York Hospital by Capt Weed of the Eighth
Ward.
BOARD or EDUCATIoN-The President
IN the Chair-Tenth WDd-An appropriation of
$2,5e4 was made for completing ana fitting up the
new school house, NO % In this Ward Free Acai-
smy-iIoiessor Gibbs was appointed Professor ri
Chemistry at salary of 81 500 a year VIM. b.
fraklln was appointed Professor of Natural Philos-
ophy, at a similar salary. tMr F. is acting
slstant Professor at West Point Dr.. H. J. 4.
koerner was appointed Professor of Drawing In
place Of Professor Duggan, temporarily absent in
Europe on account of illness. The Board then at
Journcd
Advertisement. How easy it is to get
Dafuerreotype that Will please, if you only call at
the right pace. The Roots at 1868 Broadway, cor
ner OF Franklin-st received the Gold Medal for the
best DagueueOtypes exhibited at the last fair held at
Castle GaIden also the first prize at the Franklin
Institute Philadelphia and at the State fair held at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Advertisement. LEARN TO SING
Mr. + Il. Nashs Singing Class will meet this,
friday evening" at II O'Clock, in Spring St Church,
near farck. All interested invited to attend.
Private lessons III Singing and Piano, at No. $50
Broadway. Only $40 per quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

Tns following is the official vote Of this pre-
.;.., For Governor, General Foote, Union, 2So'
1oa.,sop Davis, State Rights, 81. For Con
vress Majors, Union, 235; Thompson ota'e
p;obs. CO. There were 2i7 votes given IN favor
~ The constitutional Amendment. Lowndes
co,nty rlves Davis nearly so majority
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

YEA young swlndler was arrested at boS-
ton for falsely pefsonaslng Temperance ssen'.
The SHADRAcH REscUE.-The evidence
against Morris, the colOred lawyer, nov on MS 'ist
al Boston, Is said 10 be very strong Inc oeiehse
commenced yesterday morning
II Rosa MAY, the celebrated English bal
Lad singer has arrived in Boston, and is preparing TO
tTy her powoIs On The Of Miss Hayes aad Miss
ind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
ALABAMA.

A Political FATALIrY.-ln personal
conflict some time ance Judge thornton struck
Chancellor Clarke on the mouth, wounding nls nns'
ers against his teeth The Judges hand nad 20 DC
amputatsd and the notification has nos~iInssaho
ing extended 70 his arm which Will have % % re-
moved or death IS inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

fhEsHHr.- On Wednesday AID Thurs
cay OIL last week, TAs H0tsr4M Rep1sic0a SAYS mat
aasseS OF ranwateE fell TO the surface, and the
NJ .otnt ciicut rose eight feet IN 80 many hours
ss sea Damage Was csUsSd by the food sxeeplng
away n'Edan's and bridge, ca the small sire ans
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GEORGIA..
The Legislature.

BALrIMoRE, Thursday, Nov. o, 1851.
The Georgia Legislature organized on the Sd inst
James Merriwe a,her was elected Speaker OF the
House and j. Miller President of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

engaged in distributing these cards and naming the
places where such swindling is practiced, have
been threatened with personal violence they per-
sisted m such work. It is only necessary to men
ton these things to put. those interested on their
guard. Probably the best method for those having
gold dust is TO dispose Of 1t st once TO some respect
able broker and get coin bills therefor instead Of
selling here and there little, and offering the
temptation for dishonesty in quarters where 1t
would not naturally be resisted
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PENNSYLVANIA.
ueuorture of the city of Glasgow, &C.

PHILApELPH1A. Thursday, Nov. o, 1851;
The steamship City of Glasgow, Captain Wyne,
sailed at noon today with 90 passengers.
Al the Stock Board today Pennsylvania State IS
we're sold at OH
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Havana ConsuIship.

CINCINNATI, " ednesday Nov. ), 1881.
letter from NickSbuTeh says that the acceptance
OF the Havana Consulate by Judge Snarkey Is doubt
full
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LOUISIANA.


Kw.ORLEANs, Monday, Nov. 3 1851
The steamship Union sailed this morning for New
York
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VIRGINIA.
Tho Bark Lncinda Maria in Distress.

NORFOLK, Wednesday, Nov. 5eSJi.
The bark Lucinda Mara, of New-York has put
into this port ia distress and leaky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
CITY ITEMS.

n The performance of Lucreeia Borgia
tonight Will be of the greatest events an our
operate annals Signor Benedetti, who has been In
retirement for two years account Of an affection
of his voice has entirely recovered and will appear
In his great character Gennaro. Madame Pico proba
bly, the best contralto in the country will appear for
the first time In some years. In the role of Orsso.-
StefanOne represents Lucrezia, and Badial is named
as Alfonso. Under any circumstances, such an array
OF talent would warrant the earliest application for
seats but when is understood that this Opera can
not be given again during the season, it becomes ap
parent that The house cannot hold by thousand as
many as will be anxious to be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

CoURT CALENDAR-Thls Day.-CIRcUrT
CouRr-Nos 76a, 764 to ia, 773, 1871, IA, rs.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 6S5, 69l, 693 1873, $40,
OIL 9l9 92l g23 925, 927 929 $685. 935, 937. Part III
Nos $40, 500, ga, SIS, $50, SS2 $751; $50, $50, $50.
500, s94, SOS, 9O2, 904.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Same as Yesterday, aiding Nos.
q, IS and 2s.
US DISTRICT CoURr-Nos 4, 5, II, 90 to %
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Tie pics WtTt PItsVAIVu 0! hHVVH n Na"P'
ESQ, who accompanied eacl one with some appro-
pirate remark The whole company then sat down
10 sood dinner, where an hour was spent IN APP
peasing the appetite generated by the pure cool air
of the riyer. On then return they marched down
Cansls, and Broadway, and through Fulton aud
Nassau homewafd. We are indebted to the officers
generally. ard especially TO Capt. Ryer and Lieut.
Palk Smith, for polite attentions, information, &c,
for which ihey have our especial thanks and when
the O. L. G. sgain go out to shoot, may VT be there
tOSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

WEIGHING Com Dusr.-We observe
that cards have been extensively circulated ia the
lower " ards OF lha City csu;loHias Californians
and others aeaiSst false weights and loaded scales
wksieby shave Of Is 10 80 per cent Is gained b.
certain sNiDdisrs II II further stated that persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

WASHINGTON CROSSING The DELAwAdE.
The Exhibition of this admirable picture coh;ln-
ues TO attract crowds at the Stuyvesaat Institute
We state it as gratifying fact Of ths progress taste
for the fine arts has made during the last fe years
TIE impression on our youth received from the
sight Of such picture Is ncalcuable' and "e trust
that our Schools VIII all be anxious 70 visit 1t, Illus
uatIng as it does one of the most thrilling events III
orr history.
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prvc,.ps CAveHr IN THE Acr.-Two

BuRGLARs CAUGHT IN THE ACT VIZ
,,aa named Willet Smith and David Crawford, were
YESTERDAY arrested by officers James ahd "a
,tc tenth Ward. charged with burglary IL s?Pe-fs
70. of.,er Lanes while passing throushihe bo"eiy
At an early hour yesterday morIAg saw t"o met -
@cmpg out OF the basement of the furniture s,ose ~
Edwsfd Robinson, No. lag. lie Instantly az. nm
IN, for ASSISTANCE AID lmmtd laieIy spt@LS uyo.
he men. ore OF whom he arrested the Other o"ias
To the Ssrlness escaped On taking 1he ufss ~ ~
siaiion-house lie gave MS name as Ie.s sni
Cd ,hai of his accompiice 10 DC James 4" vi ~
rs, h. live 81 Green Point, Long islApd lhe
tffcer in any With Crawford, Aao.heI p,sS e
offctr OF the same District then s1Lsa ,psy crsr.
nm and on arriving az Bushwick Bncse, ,leY 80,
h',,ieS H., ,o ne showed Eight, sad tae OH e :
wee ccmps,c TO use loeiI ciuos before ;ae! eoaa
csrs.,e hm Ine Officers thea proceele1 y e'ee@
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.--A man
named Michael Mclaughlin was yesterday arrests /
IN the Nineteenth Wafd,by officer Leggeit CHARGE
WIN attempting Ia commit suicide by poisoning him
self lie Was taken before Justice Bleakey for dis
DOE al.
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Youse THlryEs.-Two boys named John

Wilson and Samuel Adams, were yesterday arrested
NV oicer Mead OF the Nth Ward, charged with ste al
nc about $40 worth Of wearing apparel from the
@ ~ AZ the store pricing goods and managed to
.tSai tie clothing while the clerk was engaged a;
ne distance fiom them. The articles wese found
IN ther possession and were identified ~ Mr WISE
W - seener IN lie nls-St. Both OF Tcspecta-
~, snaesranoe. They were committed by Ja'nce
Nom i,ort for examination.
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E5 The excellent audiences watch last
winter so much enjoyed the Quarte,te Concerts OF
Mn Esfeld will learn with pleasure That ne IS about
10 repeat them this winter, with more thorough pre-
paTaton and under better auspices. The series VIII
consist OF SIX concerts, including some OF the best
works of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn'
Spohr Henselt and others. A choicer musical treat
cannot be had than is here offered by Mr. Esfeld'
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Terms.
WII.rIAM AND MARY CoLLEaE.

WILLIAM AIN ~ IMAh SOhhII00'
THE next annual session Of this Institution will
commence ON the Cd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JoHN JOINS, d. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. 'SmEaD, Phi. D. Professor Of HUI
manty.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor o
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Ii. A. WASHINGTON, A. NJ, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. pSILAs ToTrEN, ID. d., Professor Of Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for Undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts. and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of iheir parer-- or guardians. Students not
desiring to join Il regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
SlS6 and S196 per annum.
Circulars will be Forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, viii be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to JON.
july Isl aW.