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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
r IBERTY HALL. in ALEXANDRIA,

Iys-Licensea by the State.-This large and ehgoly
fusted Han il now offered for by the night week or
for longer PERIOD its capacity about fzn SQUARE leet
being nearly double the sze Of ether hall 10 the iowa
IL III no with gas and delightful airy roo n conye
pjept 10 ali the principal hotels the place Persons coming
south ith exhibitions various kinds will ind II TO theu
terest TO call 7. M. MCCORMICK co. Ihes'ef ouio
fno
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EOR SALE-A gentIeman's Residence

on the Raritan within few minutes drlye OF New
Brunswick n J. with modern conveniences and necessary
out budi "a Quilt 1871 including Neli-packed ice
hOusehayiDg 20 excellent Land under grass pear
orchard other fits Situation high and healthy frce
5000. Apply to I. CONOVER New Brunswick, NJ.
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no THE MECHANICS, CLERKS and

i CITIZENS of NEw-YORK-The much talked-of
VILLAGE LOTS and FARMS a Lakeland, Lsns Island,
be distributed the last week in the present month II
goo delay purchase share you will lose the opportunity
TO for yourself and ny of the most elshf
Country Residences within the vicinity Of SewYork which
BE- procured for the ANAL Of So payable in
monthly sfaneDfs Every that the DAY not
far hen all this land will be thickly populated and
command great price. Purchase a share Immediately, and
make OF Village Lots Farm Of from ~
each Apply to CHAS. WOOD, No. 26 Broadway where
maps and pamphlets can be had gratis.
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lsge is accessible several times day by stages ana
Steamboat situated within eight miles OF the CITY a OPP
pose Harlem the College Point and Flushing Say near
Flushing adjoining the VII age OF Sattonpor when
sold readily last spring and is building quite Fast Is
laid the scale the streets of both places inter-
secng each other and will from its commanding SITUATION
distant period be of the principal eaports IN the
four city ots price from % to $50 The terms are 50
down. and the rest in nstam ents OF SIC when enables e
person. however crcussnced to become his own land
lord 1t likewise offers nducemet TO the capitalist rare
y with there doubt Judging from the past but
that tins property WILL in six months sell for twice the prce
now asked being exceedingly healthy and surrounded BY
scenery which be surpassed embracing views OF the
East River village of Flushing, Rker's Island Morrssna
York Island the Palsade Rocks Caskl Mountains West
Point making of the most desirable places for resi-
dence that be imagined. ~ BA few lots unsold al
Strs.tonport-pco soc Any person wishing to purcharse
the above places requested to call at the oce where
maps and information will be cheerfully given JOHN
A. fLAMMER No. l57 West aths, between 7th and 9th
All payments for Strattonport and Fammersburgh lots
must he made 10 JOHN 4, FLAMMER Office hours from
place IOHN q. FLAMMER, No. 81 Mott-st.
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HOMESTEAD for SALE
foT COUNTRY SEAT for

- Il II lOT u 1otAN ~ l.
~ SALE CHEAP.-Peisons wishing 20 ooA.h -. ~.
on The Hudson have good chance 70 p os -, ~
eorr.,nrg , little more than five acr sl.ua'ed sD'us
vsyss above the railroad depot q, Dobbs Ferry .sse.
miles tIor1 Chambers ST. It Is well wooded and $3.50
a. bas two building sites upon L. commanding uhinte
ed and uueauaed OF the river nom she c., - "a
Hishlauds The owner OF this ground designed 70 oe.
, In, has late located in California ana has az
cd the Immediate disposal Of it for cash. IN o'fer %
f,,tber IN ms business Apply personally or pos'pau ~
JT'STICE COUZENS, Dobb's Ferry
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Tor SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

h dence, with two acres of lana well stocked with
variety Of choice Fruit shade and shrubbery u-
aztec in the Village OF South Norwalk Conn., within eight
minutes walk Of the n Y and New-Hayen Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity This Is rare
chance 10 any one desiring retreat, Price, ooO
For particulars inquire Of A. ARCHER Bank of the State
Of NewYork Wailst or of d K.NASH, on the premises
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TITO LET-WeIl-ighted ROOMS, with
Il or without Steam Power q any size Inquire o.
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INSTITUTE. Tarry.

town N. YIN this Institution young Gentlsmen are
thoroughly instructed in all the branches requisite for
nercial pursuits entering College The Summer Term
commenced on the 6st Monday In May Circslars contain
ns references &C. with view Of the Institute taken
from the spot where Major Andre captured, BE- Oh
tanned C. Shepard Co.'S Bookstore, No 52 Fulionst,
or T. II. Wilcox No. 1913 Broadway, New-YoTs or BY I'd.
dressing A NEWMAN, Pnpcipsl
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II Connecticut will he opened by its proprietor .. o.
n1ONNOT LIST day Of June next s summer hrsncn
- IN. -York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated 10
beautiful village Long Island Sound aordins all the IN
Of excellent bathing and 70 n'nTic IN
the ADJACENT country Every epdeayor VII, be exered to n-
sure Tor the Hotel The distinguished patronage OF previous
Plane be seen and rooms en,sssd a. tns soSs
Hotel nj Fairfield or the NewYork Hotel The distance
from New York is So miles and train by the New orS and
New abroad stop Fairfield several times each day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Eouses to fet.

ITO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
4 msn-st, corner Of Gold. Also, large Room either
Eo SsIes-roorn &C. &c This IS By 100 feet with
font on three streets and of the most eessat Sales
rooms in the lower part Of the city A'o the third story OF
tbs came building being the xzs a. the second noof
Apply on the premises, TO JAS "a ohAn1.
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COI7NTRY BOARD WANTED

u 1.-TWO GeBtlemeD-one with wife, three cnIaren an9
zeryant the other with wife. child and servant-desre ooao
In pIeaant rural apo, OF access from the CITY on
the hanks Of the Hudson Sound New iork bay elered
Should the location sui, Ia every respect they would nIs the
whole house, II desirable. Letters addressed 70
Cfce Of The Tribune giving all particulars will be responded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
T.RRYTOWN BUILDING SITE for

saIr-One OF the most desirable row oferins hsv,
,n mos, splerdd view of the ryeI, with three sa
~ of Mater running thropehn The said Land com
a., 81 "a sc-es viii be divided IN two desirsoie inquire
80, che ,nrsmses of G. B. HAMMOND.
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RESIDENCE WANTED.
UHE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

~ A Gentleman wants TO hire for the summer
ou.. snated near the water and hours roe
from the city Address MERCATOR, Tribune once
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INSTRUCTION. Lady qualified to
i instruct in ic. French Italian. Fancy-"ork. and
English is desrous obtain situation Resident Govern
es In INV ATE family school HAS obec non to travel
Referencs gwen. Address GOV ERNESS 80 Franklin St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
LyOR SALE a BARGAIN-At Darien,

IL Connecticut, coed House containing III rooms with
OF stIate land attached oubudings fruit trees
garden, &C. delightfully."- situated in OF the most healthy
sections OF the county within IN ee minutes walk OF the
depot and hours ride from tins city. For further
tcuars apply to JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 2Z7 Greenwich st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

ITO LET-A well-lighted Office, suita-
able for Artists Manufs:turers &C. first floor up
stsrs at No III John-st Pearl Inquire OF ThOMAS
WOOD. Staioner. No III John st.
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DRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.-A.C C.
COLLEGIATE INSTl-

AYMOND COLLEGIATE lNSI1-
HI TUTE, Boarding and pay school tcf Y99ns bsa Ms
Carmel ruInam County N. Y. Rev u. AANWAhiNo,
A. H. Pnncpal.-This Institution Is new enterprise en-
rely but well worth the attention Of all parents who axe
apy interest in the subject of education The building,
which is magnificent edce has recently been erected
a, an expense of than $4,000 Its plendor and the
beauty of the surrounding scenery would well compensate
fer the trouble Of visit from our great emporium ron
which Il is accessible. ~.
The Session on the hrst thursday N May
and continues q weeks -, A..
TERss-Board fuel lights and tuition ss5 per session o.
d., scholars from $40 to so per session.
HyHE MISSES PALACHE will reopen
their Establishment sr young ladies' TOR the Summer
ssssion AZ No ~ Thompson-st. on May Sd
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Grhools.

DXCEI SIOR.-Parents wishing 20 md
an In,titutop In which good order Is maintained By
t,drss. and rsrid improvement secured hy thoroays
nssetion will be pleased and served 9. tie coDners
s.J Ci,sTicsI school No. Is Henry st.
sAa SOLOMON JENNEk snrsieh
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IIAN>B U RGE-tsood three story Brick Houses near
the for sale low Most q the purchase money
7, main 90 b-ac. apply l. BERNARD K CROMMELIS,
No CT Wen 81. isse l1it.
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EOR SALE or EXCHANliE. for Civ

property Harlem Lots valuable Farm of 80 acres
well fenced abundance Of fruit &c; healthy location
about 20 miles from New York mmed te possession For
pnee ard further particulars apply to f. IL. BROWN, No.
II Nalsf, from | to T. NJ
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BOARDING in SOUTH BROOKLYN.

IDA private family in first class house, would take
Gentleman ana bis Wife, and or NO snse Gentlemen
10 Board References required Location delightfal In
uure at No 1874 Dean eighth door east OF Hoy or at
70 So Futon-st Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

DIANOS for sale and 70 Hire, at No. .
Barclay It, door to the Asrsr House ftuu q 10
ocsaves n reswood md mahogany eases d $50
JAS THOMPSON ate fauuaa kan1al1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
NOR SALE At Morrisania. a two

Il story fame House. butt little over a year with 10
Lots Of Ground tsniIng Fiankn-sv between 5th and
6thss Apply 70 u 5 SlChOLL No. 10 Essex-sC-
JNO. LOOAN, No. 8 5d-sv- New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Gnmmer Retreats.
GARD in the COUNTRY.-Three or

four rer.ops nsy obtain Board With pleasant "
private residence bordering Rock and Lake Inc To-
ton il healthy and the scenery grand ae nouss 5srs
retired aud bat few PAGES from the lake, wn-Ie teIe
.od 6hpg and boating Gaden produce ana irnl 10y
syoving on The Farm ia abundance. Apply toJ JoHNooN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

NNO LET-The modern built three story
Il Brick Dwelling Ionse No. 1873 West 2ith-s the first
house OF 7tav three parors deep with Croton BATH
range, gas &c Possession given immediately Apply on
the premises
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Land with good house ana ont buildings handsomely
located On Tire east side Of the Hudson River In Dutche
Co hours Ide from NewYork BY Hudson River Rail-
road and about - minutes walk from the STATEN, Can De
bought low Fer further inform scon inquire Of
Z. ". HUMAN,
Ne 2Coentissip, NY.
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EO LET-At Lower Morrisauia, from
the first of June part Of Cottage, iew rods from
the depot For particulars inquire Of X ERWIN, No IL
CathaIlIe-st.
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DOARD.-Gentlem and their Wives
II also a few single Gentlemen can be accommodate,
with hoard and pleasant at east sde 2dav, secont
door above 20th-st House with modern improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
ITO LET with BOARD-A front Parlor,

suitable for a Gentleman and WIFE, or q couple OF
ge Gentlemen, unin.hed in small genteel family where
the co lorts Of home may be enjoyed References
changed Apply at No. Hubertst opposite St. Johns
mark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
CHOW CASEs-SHOw CASES.-A

Oisyee assortment; constantly hand; also. Cases
srerJ description made order ia the neAtsst style s.a
the shortest nocs 81 B. X PEBBLES No. la 0fsndS -
A. \, three doom sasG Of Broadway.
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fnrnitnre, 81.

DEDS, COOL and LUXURIOCS.-
ID Putnsns Patent Spring Adjusted ia degrees Of elss
tcy 10 the Circulating air brought N eonta0
under the body. PUTNAM 4 sIMPSOHi 90 Broadway
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ITO LET, near UNlON-PARK--A
Il furnished Room 70 single Gentleman Apply At No.
sSs Broadway.
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ITO LET-To small family of respec-
liability the second floor Of modern hreestory House
in Cbsrlest consisting OF large rooms two bedrooms
and bath oom with half of large cellar In pleasant
neehborhood 4th-st Rent, S225 Inquire oil u OE
WITT. No. l09 john-st.
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DOARD.-Good Board and Rooms al
ID No. Us Fultou-st Also Day and Transient Boarder
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
2 =. sTARLEM : CO., Dr.xgisvO
TME woaLD never before saw
LETTER THAN GOLD,

800
] stRi lNR ftin Z ga sM.ssr u. jar, %. Issl
I Mr. T., t'rar N;c7l i.elir a,iuay Ia ma. .
known the hrn.fts tn.vc derived frrm DR.. li.m,,.n'.
Vegetable, Tinrinr.. fof d number Of YEAR. LM,-
sum fe,s if'"" Ji~t~~e.shpt " nAcrthier degree i.r IA.
las, tsir' \. Year,. u Ole II tl., iorins II my ,ii,.n., n
DysprP ail.. Freq Listdrradinl ,painds l .ulrr, 4 T.,
sues, an extent iiiat liz wn< really a L,rltn. Tie At
tack o; II On M ~ns diff rent tn Tint IN any other per-
son OF whom ! lts,e ever heard, Al times il WAS vr,v
like p tiTtsf,rt II ne hshS. 2 T7hrss was a eonstan,
beating and Humping about the region &c my stomach.
heart aud chest. Some of the -nttaeks 81 w,suld hat t.r
we"hs. My stomach was much dist. n.l-d. witt, coi.-
STINT pain, great weakness. and constipation 81 tac
h"wel.. fcodli NOT atthe mas, simple food without
PANEL also s,Hrrcd greatly from disease os III. kid-
ncys, with constast pain IL the hsck.- lcnnhi walk on.
" wi,hi goat dilifuiN. l tired nearly all Of tho MOST
cei"hrtt"i parent medicines Of the day, but found n.
frin't. / had alsp the best medical attendance. One
ofn'y ph, sisinns frankly told ,ne il was usels a. Tor mo
tobe paving hin, tor advice. ms he could ITO nr no good.
! gave up almost 10 despair. and thauglu my disease
certainly incurnl,lc. Al this juncture henrd cf HAnr-
roS'S WAR mt Il TiScTuRE. Ir~fnseJ d gi,ci 1, u TIL
I'll. although persuaded by my fricnds, until my son pun
cha>tsi . lew boit.es and r.qucstcd mr TO ty II. After
taking, u tnr = few iiinrs, il had a most happy effect on
me--irs ronhdrnse iuerrased--and after taking thrco
hhtil"s tuy Dysrcfi4ia. or discase If the stomach. WI.
nearly. Il moi entirely cured. | feel my.eifa new man.
and IN better health than for years. | am r.n6dcnt
tnat the rprc, IN my case, Vastly this Haarros's yEo-
KrAnLf Tlvc1uRE alpnc.
Si,r,. ,nv ours have tHr,,m,n cnled the Tipcturc 4,
" suaiber ui nv friends =. who have also been rclir,edbv
II. Some Of tho ea.e, have bren rs rapid aud sqnaliy
wonderful Va mine.
Prr.cn, my ee-prrt. to Mcssrs. Mortimer & Now
bray. the prb,rirrns Of this valuable mr,lic,nc--and
shy 70 tinin ''its 4vniu,. il bcyos,t price. . and fran nv
cure. nnd what | hive Witnessed uf il effects up.,n ptl-
era, 4iialrv.s feel il my duty to rrommcnd IL To In.
suffering. ! have no doubt but that nnny vrluabls
lives viii h. prolonged by its n.e. 7 trust the afflicted
~tficast aisle th"ir rpjuiiccs and give ii u trial. a
5ya \ oar-, inost respectfully, IL .,-
JOHN LUXE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

SRA1lNG STOCK EOas AS59.-R0YD
~ r. BR02IfER, fMnis Skrrzz Lysxs6sve Aps-i
imPnrters OF CHINA and EARTHENwAnE ana DEAL
era In Cst. Dres.ed and Plain Glaze Howe, Looking
6tesses, Gsrssdofes, Plated and Brit esia WAR. Wai;-
ere, Cdaevs, &c, are now in receipt of their spr.nr
suPpiy Of Domestic and Foreisn Goods Of their own
importation-which embraces every article usual,
found in such E.sablishmcsts Oar Stock il one Of the
inrgcstever offered in ibis market, and haying been care
fnhs seiected and bought ON The most favorable terms,
We are determined not to be und-r.old ly anv House
IN the cocntry, either North or South. Merchants and
other. wanting anything in this line. would do well to
cat and examine our Stock and price. before purchasing
eisewhere-feeiiag confident we can please all in style,
qualty and price of Goods. The Ladies' IRE particular
iy invited to call and examine our Stock.
march 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

H ~ fkKkyh ks~F Nv AuAAa ~
"AvE YOU SAFE Not a KNOB pr
I1ASBESTOS CHEST, NOR "a FIN. sRIcx, cSMssr.
or ALUM caKsr, or any of the other kinds once suPPos-
ed tn be Safes, though now KNOWS to be utterly WORTH
less, but a genuine S0I0m0u0ef S01c,
made by G RfCH CO, ar their successors = tEAhNS
& MARVIN! Ii you have not, the toilow ing inter-
rogatorics are deeply interesting 70 you, und may well
claim your serious consideration:
FiRsT.-Woula not h- destruction Of YOUR valuable
Books. Papers, Money. &c.. greatly derange Tour busi-
ness. and subject yout. serious, il not RrIxous L,ssf
SgcoSD.-Sinre surh a calamity can be avoided DUR
IsG yoCR LIfErthE by tho outlay Of fifty or u hundred
or Two hundred dollars, in the purchase of u Sale. does
nct true economy counsel t,nt outlay. rather tb,tn the
saving Of the expense you wonld thus incur !
TnIRD.-If you nay ANNUALLY for insurance on ysnr
stock f merchandise. il It not equally important 70 sf-
fectinsurnnce ON ynnrlnaks and papers for a serics Of
years. paving n small premium ONCE FOR ALL
foUarH.-if yau hav. a. .sf- yourself. viii you not
NATURALLY -crvc your own inferest by urging upon year
customers and debtors thcs importance Of awning one.
lesi they should lose their books and be thus rendered
insolvptf
FIxTu.-Will YOU employ a few moments 10 reading
the following testimony. and afterwards call on or END
to. the, Undersigned for ,tiirr certificates equally sal
isfactory, extending over o period If ten wears past. d,-
ring which time no instance has occurred where WI.
DERTS PATENT SaLAxAxprR SAFE. IarRayEp ny
DInIl nA l. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
IN
CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance
~ Company, HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
5 90, DDLLARS CAPlTAL.-Thi.

iastilition having the largest capitnl. and ,hpt c.p;,.,
secured under the sanction and approval az The ,h;r,
,ccoun,i.r .rfr.r.r,hc S,.,, ro.an .lr,..-..
security 10 the assured. in .ur,n.,. ed Nv ,ho.. .f NM
company in the United STATES. Conducting its bu,i.
ness on the join, stock and mutual pl,n. +, c,mb;,.s .ll
the benefits and privileges of tw. di.,i,ct e,r,,.n;,.
with only the expenses Of one.
Tn. p-i,ripIe of Life Insurance /. bs.rd nm .,un.l mn.
themstirsi rnirnlatinrs. and admits Of no variation. u
innate scrnrity being the primary .bicc, NJ b., ob,.;,ad
TIL. cpn.,Any viii do business or he lowest rate. Of
premium, tln.t san be sIop,,d. and atfori reou;.i,e ~
curly to the insured .an,l Ierpetniiy TO the INSTITUTION.
BDsefts nj Ltff insulaace.-The great and .orri.I
object OF Life In.ura nee. !. 10 ..curr IN. viii, nrd cl,;i.
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M~1oCELLANEQuS.
MASONIC 1NsTTTUE. oEREzNToN

MASONIC INSTITUTE, GERNANTON
lsA N Tin advertising our Institution, We do
not intend TO hold OUT inducements which Cannot be
realised. CONTRARY 70 many educational enterprises Of
these lutter days, we arc resolved not to humtsly the
community by pretending to whit we are not. If lib
oral expenditures Of labor and money can avail to place
our Institution OF IN eminsnce that few can boast. IL
shdR be aoac. Onc session hs.ust cic- ed and our nigh
est expectations have been mpre than accomplished
EDIFICE. ETC. Hsr+nNr
The Edifcs 10 a large brick building comprising 7 a
partments. the largest Of whiaii is used for the Schnol
Room. and will accommodate - students. each one pre-.
vidrd with d cdotr nnd de.s. The othar L ara apprapri
ated TO Recitations. to the Library, Museum. Labor
story and Principals Study. The yard 7. ~tsstefuIly en-
closed, and lie adorned with IS flower MOUNDS Of war;
ou' sizes which are cultivated by the young gentlemen
in the hours of recresii ON. -
LABORATORY. LIBRARY. ETC.
The Lodge ne. ordered from Boston u superior act d
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus TO cost not less
than 5000. Lectures will be given in the Laboratory
before all the students during November. A LIBRA
RY Of upwards OF 500 vols. the greater part Of which
are new Books. will he opened weekly for the benefit
pf the students. Orr HUSEUM case. already show @.
bove 400 different mincrsloaieai and geological speci.
mems. Lecture. 10 nineralogy and geology win bede
piy cred ia OetoLer.
SESSION. TERMS. ETC,
The next session will open, June 20ih. and continue
q works Terms per Scsclasir yeSr, IN the lowest
branches IL English @i4: ia the more advanced $40:
and the clsssics $50. Several afepr be-r f,railies have
opened boarding houses, and viii ;ursf. rexcellentboard
wishing, tnei, lirt;s, rooms and servants att, ntious fol
~ Pc month. Gcrnan'oD is located 10 Il high region
OF con try aud is very heaitbv.
INSTRUCTION. GOVERNMENT. ETC.
The Principal. with assistants. compose the board o
ln-TietIon- feri,pI,s no in-,iiu'ior caa exhibit mar,
perfect Systr'n and reguisritf both in and ON I'll school
than o"rsi md whit render, n, ursanixanon so CON
plet', n, students vie v it'll eacn other IN rre,erviug il
unbrskcn.
Young men. from the superior advantages aAorded
them for acquiring an accomplished cducat,cn, can be
prepared for the higher classes in the best Colleges eli
thcr N.rth or South.
All communications should be addressed to the Rev
G. NJ. EsERHAKs, the Principal
ISAAC s, GIBSON.
MasisT q tae Lo6ge.
Germnnton n G Anil 90 1879 u.o.u