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Newark Academy. .

BY late reorganization OF this department of
Delaware College, the Board Trlsteeshave taken
measures to place il upon q new and improved
foundation, and to endow il with advantages pos
scsscd by few similar nstitutions in the country.
The Academy, heretofore merged in the College,
and ofcourso subjected to all the evils which have
been found TO attend the arnaIgimation of the two
departments in the same building, and under the
same government. now enjoys the privilege Of
separate establishment, without losing those which
resultfrom its relation to the College proper.
large and elegant ediiice, with all the ncccs-
sary fixtures of complete boarding establishment
has been erected and furnished in which the ssu
dents of the Academy board under the Immediate
charge OF the Principal aud his Assistants and all
its exercises conducted on system ofits own,
uninterrupted by theintetests operations Of the
other department. The furnitpre ef the study
rooms and dormtoriea has been chosen with pecu-
llar reference to comfort convenience for study;
and no expense has been spared in providing the
apparatus necessary to render the ofinstruc-
ton complete; giving to Newark Academy facili-
ties Tor priYGte study and comfortable accommoda-
ton of students, fully equal to those afforded by
many Of our colleges.
From itsiutimate relatont the College students
OF the Academy enjoy many advantages not gen
orally obtained at nsttutions of this kind. Those
who wish to pursue soTne particular branch which
falls more properly within the College course, may
be admitted to recitein any of thy College classes
Students also of proper age and discretion, by re
commendation of the Principal, aud permission OF
the Faculty, may enjoy the use ofthe College Ii
| brary without additional charge. Admission also
may be had to the Lectures, and such other privi
| leges of the College can be proftably enjoyed
by academical students.
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light,
&c, with tuition in English, Latin and Greek, is
seventy dollars for the SummeI Session, and
enty five for the Winter Session. The only cxras
one dollar per session for incidental expenses,
and a fee of eight dollars for Modern Languages,
and fee of five dollars for Drawing, from those
who enter these classes. The sessions and vnca-
tons Of the Preparatory Department are the same
as those of the College.
Rev. MATTHEW MHIGS, A. NJ,
President of Delaware College.
NEWARK, Delaware. Sept l3-
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

National loan Fund Life Assurance Society
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he Court of Directors, London.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM

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Rule and Misrule of the English in America.
By the author of "Sam Slick, the Clockmoker"
The London Medical Student. BY Punch.
Self Deception; or, the History of Human
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Mysteries of the Heath Novel BY Eugene
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Cuba in lS5l BY Alexander Joncs.
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sPEEoH OF MIR. CLEMENS, OF Alabama,
I'm ne hesol''lio" deeiarng me CoDlPro'ss ti
the questions gro,Diag om Of The subject Of
domestic slasery. Delivered IN The Senate
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THIS DAY. INCL

II 81 L tlIS ia
j DENTS IN The LIFE Of A PASTOR. hy Rev.
VII. Wisner II d ivoI limo Contents The lnhdel
iAout resting place The Doc or and ne iTn Of
RoHi.ns Inc Young Engllshuaa. UnTersaiis: swas--
ened ty hIng fisher COM down a,o the water The
Won WHO had NJ feeling Fatal ADVICE Al imTcpsf
use II Seif-sramInatlon. The avaseBsd Gut and tie
Pheasant The lnfde Bible Class The Dreaded Eei
The Ofslng Gard remarkable Answer % PRAYER. lhe
Young Girls Assurance ID. the A1sSoF 10 he Pave The
tile Boss R medy hen lie goes the DARK The Per
secuted WIFE; The Boy Who dare not - home before &c
repeated II Is tut a Moments Wcrk The ~onan Sao
could not give ~ ner Husband Revlva resulting from
an Oversight n ne Church The Woman y &c could no;
subTr 10 Church The who rdIculed Prayer IN :
VIC I'm. Submission and Joy without Hope; The Young
lady ~ho sorry she mad come 10 The Hcerne 81 IN
cuIrv Word spoken Ah1sed ~ tnncrsNi-
Isl =, Ins Cilace a Dyins Bed. a. Sc.
c. : vii, publish Saturday. Aus 8.
TIE EPOCH or CREATION-The S.nqture De-
trne contrastd the Geological Theory. Nv E.s1oT
LsTd, with an introduction ~ Rey. " Dickinson. DID.
lv1l u mo
VACGAMUNDO: OF. TIE Attscho r SPAN. By John
f. Warren. vol. l2mo cotn.
lfh Thousand OF.
REVERIES or 4 BACHELOR or, Bees a. TIE
Heart. b TX Navel vol. i2mo
CHARLES SCkIBNES
AUS I; No. AS Nassal-st y \
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st. JOUNSBVRY HOVSE-BvAC.

oJENNINGS 81. Johnsbury Nt-The nearest point by
railroad 10 the " hte Mountains, Wlloushby Lake Sc
Stages leave tins house every morning for the White
Mountains. returning the same evening
Passengers by the morning tram from New York, via
New Haven and Springfield, Will reach JOhnsbury all
the way by railway the evening. and the White
Mountains the next caY. time for dinner.
st .IshIsbury 81 miles from FahyanS White Noun
tans 80 miles the Crawford House 20 miles from
NIlouehby Lake q miles from Stanstead. c + 200
miles from B0s 1874 miles from Springfield, Mass and
32z miles from New-York. aus i'm
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sTRAwBERRIES.-wM.

II X PRINCE CO. Llnnsan Botanic G .fdeo and
Nurseries FiushngThs following varieties and others
reduced rates BY the dozen OF hundred anc Desriye
Caraocuss sent % al post paid applicants and ,Is The
season FOR gansplantIng them Charlotte. Prn.te Pm
morcan Profuse Scarlet. HoveYs Seeding, B1rs new
Csmbrldre Crimson Pine. Iowa, Black PrAce, Crimson
Cone Taslors Seeding rroinc s~aInstone. LIME han-
diph, Eustas, Aontsyideo Pine. Brilliant Corngeooa
lie Baron Refulgent Unique Scarlet, Unique prsrs rrs
early Scarlet or early 'IryInan Serena Dundee Npey
Cehessse. &c suisrDki,xs
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..,tyoEsIA OREGON AsD raE sASD"i.n
~,s.s.d "a the departure of e@eh NAL Steamer '''
49,. Prios 8. cent per COP, p.ru p-,I,shs,s
tr GREELEY NtEi-n9i"'
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foot of lj2d-st, North

DIN ERSIDE. foot of lj2d-st., North
i RIVER and miles from ChambCTs-St Dcpotl.-One or
two Rooms NAV still secured .his retired and de-
hehtully situated Family Hotel The convenience with
which tins house can be reached by Railroad and other
wise and IL advantageous location in all respects renders
II most desirable residence only during the Summer
bit hrous the year and the favorable arrange
nents Will be made with those wishing permanent Board
N country within half hour their business Address
A. l. SMITH 2i0 Broadway. fine Swimming BAH Is
attached to the house aull 6tMWSSatsf
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ANDERSON (the great

EREE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT
l. IAGE, HOBOKEN-Grsnd lrstrumental Concen
s per1ormes Nols Shakspere Society BAND ever! MY,
DAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, commencing a. y
o'clock II the weaker stormy tue Ceneeri vi Ssse
place the next day suls pN"kf'
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.,..,. 4 Co.'S Express to New-Orieans.

" -. msnth ADAMS co. UISpiItH otVdIHtI
Isef ~ NJ Orleans with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
iis'ss spu Texas SC Rates reasonable and delivery
s. ID I, P;s,s 'G ADAMS 8 h' r '
Mo- N.Y. and " Camp-st., wOrlcans.
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MEDICAL NEWSPAPER.-New-

MI + UIL 4 / NEW STAT FIX Now
WI York Medical Gazette and Journal Of Health edit
ed hy DR. Reese
C6sTESrs OF THIS NUNBER--Aps. II, ls5l New forS
Acknowledged Colleges-ClElcal Instruction n Hos-
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

III W II Y = II ITO ITO 4 II IT NJ T II II
u ADElPH1A.-T Tho subscriber respectfully announces
t. lis friends tie travelling community thai he has
sumed the proprietershlp Of he UNITED STATES no.
TEL. Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising It's old
patrons, tat nothing sha be wanting u confirm It's pre-
tpuatlol the best kept house The country No
las been spared completely renting tbs entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 10 the
changes Introduced for the convenience and comfort OF la
dies Firmly determined ~ give satisfaction. he sObcs
continuance % that patronage always freely bestowed
the old United States fmy28 3ml A q. ALLEN.
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vVO BE LET IN HOBOKEN.

Il furnished front room and bed room 10 small IA
ily With board the lad only the rooms VIII be
let unfumshed without board, II required II Is beai-
tifu location and onls minutes from the ferry Apply
~ iIs Harding Al + Phalons No. 1877 Broadway y Y
aul6 81
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~ an 0FFiCE-On aud ai,er date, the oiice u
sv' nson VIII be AZ No tsc Peal, aGT'h he
sersi All from 10 o'clock A NJ. 70 O'Clock p NJ,
s sa,oe Of receiving the does, and attending 70
~ v. ~, ,wx,ness of the Association By order,
|" s''''~ SAMUEL JESSUP, Secrctafy.
.. - nuil ~
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THE BEST ARTICLES for the mo-
IL uey ever seen n New IorS now offering at
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE.
Nc II BOWERN

THE BEST ARTICLES for the mo-
IL ssy ever seen n New YORK. now offering at
THE BOwERy SAVINGS STORE.
Nc ~ BowERN
LINEN CAMRRIC HANDYERCHIEFS slightly
damage, = n sa:er ba: net INJURED selling at IS each
They absolutely eos, 50 SO per dozen 20 import them
Also, quantity Gsnilenens do. At 81 = per
dozen, or IS 9eroe each, worth s. per dozen
W. Also offering
MUSLIN De LANES AT ONE SHILLING. better
quality and better and hansouer patterns han sold
lasi yos, g: IS cents 20. yard
Mo>r MtGSIFIc ENT PATTERNS
P-pIed or the new and beautiful fabric known
PERSIAN CLOTH. OR CHARTE LAME.
5 aad 81 cents which more elegant Khan any
gees heretofore offered.
SHAwLS '-SHAwLS
We az, selupg "a. ne s;y!e ye.y low.
We have m. AS week invested over $1,000 cash
DOMESTIC GOODS,
and prepared 20 sell >hnss, Sheengs. Ticks
Drills &c les. than they have teen sold since the
foundation oi me Republic
FoR INSTANCE.
Mer-msa Roohdals and Manchester, yard wide. Brown
Shsengs snpsnce per yard never before At less than
eight and ten cents
BOOT MILLS SHIRrINGs,
sls.enoe per, s,G. and al others IN proportion.
New Goods arriving daily at
THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE.
F W GULEY. W +. GuLEY h 7. MCMAHON.
aulslh rrOpretOrs, Managers and Directors
SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF,
~ WITHOUT REGARD TO COST-rIE ENTIRE
STOCK or BAREGES, TISSUES. BAREGE DE
LANES FRENCH JACONETS CAMBRICS. PRINT
ED LAWNS. EMBROIDERED JACoNErS. WILL
BIZ SOLD THIS WEEK. al ONE-HALF OF THE
ORIGINAL COST ALSO. the entire stock OF SILKS,
consisting m part If BLACK " Altered and eros DE
RHINE SILK, BLUE, GREEN. and other color>. VA
TERED SILK PLAIN. CHANGkABLE, STRIPED,
PLAID. aad FIGURED SILKS, al ofwhch viii be sold
az great sacrifice
Also Pnas Mushns Linens. Shoetnss, Damasks, Da-
pers, Towelings. &c e..
Also complete assortment of Hosiery. Gloves, &c Nc.
The entire stock must sold before the lst September
the present proprietor about closing mp the business
aust, s BARKER No. 3Ol Grand-st
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TO QUARRYMEN. For sale or to
lease for term Of yean valuable Quarry stone.
ten miles ron Ne~-fOrs. On the Jersey shore ~! h
wafer right Of Ae4ry quarter Of a mile Sac ,.als -
sasJ % access. and suitable for Russ Psyeurn Dcss
Fo11satIons, &c AyDlyio
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" A. .dlnuTncI merIInF q TINS AssOtlatVn VII
sssiaties;,s qNondayJ EV ENING. Aug 10. at o'clock
s.a a No "a Grand near F9s'y,h, st s9a,es
So lns he attained al the SeCretaTys office, No 293
estos az !, The Office of the attorney, AC Morris. No
G,sse,sasdssv where subscriptions Will Dc received
hosa"''' ROBERT +. HAWS, President
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HOTEL, S3i Broadway,

i near Union square The proprietor respectfully m
cs the attention Of the public ms newly erected HO-
tel H. well furnished Drawing rooms, Par0rs and Bed
rooms show expense has been spared The Pro-
preiurs reputation for supplying ms table win the most
dehcat. ylanls : well known TO tie public ms
Of the choicest Kind. and families Will find at hs house
every tnng conducive 20 domestic comfort -
ala crMWSF+ C. DONALD.
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/. -. ,lonnl Xernon.-PIC-NiC ~ VIM N

VI Hes. .ycuI.I,n which IS t. be made ms morning
as sprnJss by The members Of me Teutona Home
nsa 80 ai,on their friends and The public, must
sssc car from he City Hall. al 10 O'Clock.
5Is ~ Ihs Gov JNO. LUTHER,
Ntslhh' President.
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,Iu Adjourned Meeting q me Dagnsrr.o,ygss
abs-cvsntloo to he held Uuca Oh the zOih instant,
tif "a on MONDAY. the Sth iast. at ociock.f r
Vi ssS siiery of ID = CAN'T NJ zi7 Broadway cor
u ~ All DagaCfreotypists are cordially H.
fd heis, with Us b. order of the last meeting,
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Pleasant Rooms. with full or
ID partial Board, may oe mad al ia East Br2afSay'
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~ X MOSElE l, VI ID Dean Of The Faculty,
~'StNtSl 20 ArCA-St PHILADELPHIA.
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49,, Nts'ns 10 the Superintendent and sending the
Sessy 10 pay the passage OF the parties required.
EaMwsEl 70 employers. JAMES !. FAGAN,
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"a a who wish "a Clear, White Complex
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NJ TAn snsSes tan Iyeckles, sunhurn pmPes.
ss~sr, &c -ad makes the SKIN hne. white and clear
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h,es BIZ monthly PAYMENTS "A pubic meeting VIII he
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ssect efhe meeting 10 gave information oi te p@u anu
,snle NJ the soeiy and 20 receive members for the
trmaton of second Association Persons who are en-
fed dunng the business hours Of the day can take tins
sp,ouny TO acquan themselves with the operation oil
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malt Trustees, Nc 289 Broadway