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ios ihe whole, it is only $3.50 600. Yet here j. a.
amendment which 10 TO involvo an expense st le,s
81 500 900 for maintaining one line between New fnt
and Liverpool with the addition, 70 be sure, a. nm
before, Of these islps TO Havrs and Bsenes Tiny on
not therefore clam the additional compensation uPon'ns
ground that the British government give more for Any
line which they have il their smpoyment for. 20 ss
ascertain, they pay only three dollars per mile u
their most expensive lines; sAd the Cunarder' re'o'
less. xsy .s.f s.I t+fs ..st II rs 4,
M. RUsK am sots that The senator does no, .ish
to be in u regard tohe allowance made BY iee bn
lsh government 10 the Cnnard company The brst
lowance. before the Collins line wen into operation
Es0,000 sterling II was then increased to E3oo ,m
Isdiatesy on the Colliss ne commencing sneli Nv Nv.
Thst neds the sun Of es96 900 though believe 'us'
WA dinetsnce Of opinion between myself and the -"
atos from New Jersey 10 the smount when rsndsss
into American currency. | calculated the pound @e.w
Al o. SO, ond he rated II at 35 thai made the dscfep
between 1896 900 calculated BY me. and The ".
Jersey. ~ t.eAN al
have understood, an before ssxted that an additional
allowance 10 tho Cunard line has bean made msl%
their pay now 81 IS 900 per annun. believe -, "
rect The authority from which obtAin this InioI"-
ton is highly respecabIe and besides. the Bnsh co.,
sspment have shown that they conceived j TO be m." ~.
OF impogtance BY increasing the amoun of eompensa
A. soon ~ tho Collins line began 10 run SO Ina. =,
Cnnard company receive, II my Information oo'''''
NJ H1NTER. who was III. authority for that state
ment' 9t !
Mr. RUSK Il received il from respectable citizen o.
Washington. ~ coming from Mr.. Livingston OF ~"
York. have no doubt Of jw correctness.
Mr.. HUNTER. The senator must excuse mel ~. H.
This occasion :. do pct aeespt Aesr'ay testimony md
. .s. q s.s 70 ,s ss5s Sys sqi SSss%S" q
Information given by our own Post Once Department
and heretofore used by The senator himself INN. /,
shall he able to show, before hsye DONE that We nav"
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MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, D. c,

l04le0 pounds, per pound Assaf-sa Io4,lo lbs.
Round iron from y 10 ~ inch, In nrss 4
quired 7u0oo
Fist square iron TO ~ to iaehss, in I-1lsab
sizes rs required 1poy bs
90 ~ A---l0 Ibs
~ g Total, ODD ID Qo<,ie0 lb~
IN. whole soss Of the quality American PER
pound. " tRfA N1 g. w
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rrrouna

The plate and csbooses fos second ea sAes
used for steansrs, about ~ s4tM tt ~ rA
81 900 pounds OF plate Iron 80 EI a8eH per pound
2l,O0O DO Of bar es atvl ah fGE nrutsH tF DO
TIE qusIssy American roed iron,
free Rom bisfer, holows, ehef dee
siIss, and hsps straishs from NE shear. q ~
rolled With edges ~ sxs Isahs, without
as ends the other hsf be hammered iron - the vr
be quality, md will be desasd Ia ms schedules b furnished
the Contractor. ~ rihf ta 81 ~
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NEW GOODS AND FAgHfON6.-P. y, STEER, mefrhan<
IN public attention To the notice.
Having with Eess full and eonplsn Stsck o
gso adapsed 10 the and eppoachne ssasons
rsarkAby 6aads and cheap, he 10 psspsssd 70 Sale s
ss1r elegant style and .. sbon sosios gs .
ps ons smhans almost article 10 our Rss hs oan b.
Ssssisr sssnon sock of shouIds
supssiss patented article, and vasrnnsed - ~
Ap S-aAw3w Eighth ssrSqs' nens me Avenue 4
crtlxw-MXT.TISoS, fie&r on slesxi, &s.--71s sub
In sp4 cafmN teeets1 ssok
Of hass fsnsAins dy Eeod ehbciA ever Ncis II sir line
sd4ysa the ..as o sss S,. 49,.
EsiIsS and Anetsn oci6s n Nh shss6 which win be c,s
70 any end shape passags or hah ftIsl.
Irtah, German, aad Rus~a shecunes ..t.si
Cos,aa sheetnGs AZ III widths M /!
Daue damask t.s,s cicts bv length round
Dsrsask sapAiss sswsIings
Pillow shssirga. all widths
bed Qniits, and eounscrpancN, all sizes
Dsd crib htsakeS. all sizes
Ai'e I ss p'scss cs"'os .asaass, superior quality
v q go 90 .s..... sG x 4
cruxN0 ANN SUMMER vIsrrES- ~ s1hsf ~ SEN mst
~ Ytuisss this ~ received By Adams hSsA, w
6ss primer pvrchAbe~, eosapses{
Ae arIp well sock OF GRAPE bs - very
ss1ncsd prices .1 -
Pennsyvsnis avenus, opposite ceste Asrhst
Api7-ssimn
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Ch + n4alt
sdozen boou ssassss ssrhs pss 6ssss
sxpssdlturs books, bouaA, psssunpes Do
quires bOsks, eud hsas1, ssnpe -
y rams bissk rsqsisisoss daily sxpsndisarss ~ sem
tfTH44N - EffHrrhe tIefft-sI tl37i ~ ffeam
~ dozen pine BOTTLES black Ink quality per doxea
dozen i-ptnt 4uAusy rsl n do
- dorea me inksesnds, with sfi do
- Quahty, Qnnple
6emans fSdascap paper. hest qualify, wNh hssUaai AZ
~. hss. faint lined .1a pssrau
- rsams log thper ~ - temple Do
- rsams bu4 snvslope paper - at.st -
ffta poans hielin9 papsr - ff slf -
drnis9 paps douhe elephant ~ annpe W
= puss usss psss with hosaen, best quality ~ l4
q. sampes p p'fRE pss Ws~a
. cssssis hair pencs as1sa sforot ~ Sosso
n parallel rulars DDng, eampls
dpp roaSas rurvs Carrineon patent
e,ooo quis uualty sliass psS loo
af0 4Gksn Wee1 esasyes pss dosea
$3.50 DO saosu do 4 h8h kstafs fal4Gt
4po 81, 10 double LOO dsftas on - 30
~ gSuas red Npa Ao lss.l ~ ofosl
10 pspeu inkpowdsr, pound papss .ai pound
dcssn ivof borss, h,s< with powee ~ dosse
''ssd' - ,'d .,:,s: .:s, =, r.a e - Esa''
Il dcnen bo1ts color, complete fw p>r bot
10 eraSarea, par sampas faitf ftar pr aosen
rc~ hsse iesA psseils, rssers rsAsassd pr ros'
~.aA,A, NAvY-YARD, PENSACOLA. vLoaIDA.
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TWO desirabis sqaArss Lets Ne sAIs.Ihs ss1sr-
signed having dvop pf his ass squass, No
posed b ssnao.pa coys s scM y d''ps's Of the
Ths propsry 10 located ID section o he city,
bcswesn New Jsrsey - herth fsp esst etssy
DurahA. III ~ II t.1.a4 81
sny p1ivdua nssocaon of ptfsons des
wkols square, eonasing nearly
posniy hess offered fbs aAvsass inveetssnt
6s small the vicinty-a bsana
s,Qe Site in which may y hsd great bsrB.ia. ysa
Pa division Of this by calling the
once Of the aupveme Cour Of The Untel tss
Capitol, u his residence on Capitol Hil -..s..
March 3o--aaw6 $500 ..s& 81
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF Ma. HUNTER,
or VIRGINIA,

In relation 10 the Couis Hae Of steamers dueysd 4. a.
Senais, Nay 5. 1852. ""s
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All The quality, American
cAarsoai Noon. The da
4nch upwards than 10 fee
long The hoop iron be In ba han ~ feet long
bundle NO 20 Russix iron--suy - pounds poun
bundles No ~ Russia soa-ssy 40 pounds do
bundles No ~ Russia tron-say pounds do
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Danrina Schools.
DODW ORTH'S DANCING


n ACADEMY. No eU6 Broadway, next TO Grace
Church will open for the ensuing season, on WE0NC5
DAY, October ,at2tP for Ladies at 81 for Children
and att tor Gentlemen For Terms Card of Terms
IL Is with feelings Of than usus pride aod
ton that announce IL commencement Of tho Cl.ses 6r
this season. Having removed the building jus
erected expressly for hts purpose oer for chs
o. my pupils the most ell convenient snd complete
establbhmeDt ever erected IN this city the exp-esce Of
many years enablinsme aod provide or
In the fullest manner Ii Is Intention make this what
such an establishment should be- place for mental add
physcsl improvement connected with innocent and bene
fetal recreation aud IL will bs my particular make
every thing conduce TO the good department. and general i'm
pIOyemeLt Of all Who may be placed under my charge
The Glasses Tor Gentlemen will be ged entirely
new STEM which will salty facilitate progress aud
add very much TO the convenience OF the pupils aut
much space would be taken by des bling the here
the published circular IL referred 10 furnshng
OF the ncv method snd its ADVANTAGES
All the neg Dances Of ihe present and former will
be INTRODUCED
Private soirees for pupils on ,, semi monthly.
The Academy IL remarkably fouoste being accessible
from n,Hly ell parts Of the CT by STAGES rarosS as
there less than Thirteen lines which pass directly
hOn Of the door within two three squa Of
and have also been made stsses from
East Broadway Madison st. and that directly
to tho Academy thus aordng the patrons in that part
equal facilities with the other portions.
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Uiano-fortfS.

NOLEAN PIANO FORrES--No.4 AL
ZI/ Broadway, between Howard and Grand ss A
peLdid sssotment Of Halet Davis Co mucn admired
Fanos (sone ven reh syles) with largs assortment OF
Boston and New orb Pianos Of various maksra Also full
supply Of second hand Pianos including r. Gilbert Co
loves. pr,sss-Pisaos % Lst. LINCOLN THOMPSON
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ACADEMY.-Signor A

HANGING ACADEMY.-Signor A.
~ GHERARDI assisted bv Madame GHERARDI re-
specially bess 10 inform his patrons and the lc that
Dancing Academy No 81 Broadway will be opsned for the
reception OF pupils Saturday Oct To- Days o tuition tor
young ladies 81 masters Wednesdays ana Saturdays snd
Mondays and Thursdays, at 8 O'Clock, Eyeong class
for gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays at rn's'e les
sons In families will sso be aud casses attended 70 Ia
schools and scade les All communications addressed TO
No Gil Broadway will be promptly attended TO- soirses
given an usual
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE-A two-story
CEDAR GROVE for SALE-At
COUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES

~ for SALE in the VILLAGE Of TARRY r0WN-The
house is large built In Gothic style and stie
main building ~ by So with in the 10 BY S0
~ ostories has been butt u years replete 9Th al the
modern Improvements 10 Is situated OF the Dutch
Church overlooking the village ami commanding view Of
the North River frvm the Palisades TO HsveDtraw also
Food view OF Psopt Nysck and the rsnsss Of mountains
beyond variety OF shTuobefy, and frut Just coming
into bearing ls es,y OF and within five minutes
walk the Post Office, stores, chnrche Sc VIII be sold
with 10 10 80 acres Also, Villa Sites from TO with
fine view Of tins river and surrounding county For par
teuars apply to K WALSH, Esq No ~ Pearl a.,
on the premises. 10 8. G. MALLORY.
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MIR. JOHN MAC MULLEN ba,

X. JOHN NJ A & VI . L L EN- has
lVl opened Day School foI Boys At No $40 Bow,rv
one block hon Broadway and Eve door above Bond
st. His terms SIS quaterl will necessarily Keep his
school very small Having rended more than 90 yssr IN
Europe and having studi, taught for maay year, Ia
the city Of NewYork he feels himself qualified 10 DO us
tce 70 those who may Be placed his hands B.des sn.
Ing Re sdire wiring and Athms to there will Is ann,
without extra charge, Greek Latin French Spanish Ger.
nsn, Italian, Drswtns Muds and Gymnastcs CircuI.r,
O. Lockvood'l No. al, and Growers No $50 BroaSusv
Play Ground for Boys. twenty-five sub.crbsr, vnns.A
Terms SIS year. Address j. MAC MULLEN. No. ar
Chyslie-st. ave. -
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small select school, s DESTROYS Of taking into her snily
two or three Misses from years old So,rd Wsshng
and Tuition embracing the English branches Music sod
Piano 500 year References OF the highest respect
ability given Extensive grounds within ten minutes walk
of eny to ,h. city Full prtcuars viii be given by ad
dressing PARENTS. Boz |, ISL PostOfise.
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HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS

IL ENh w Ellis huu MS 81 ~ y
Il l. Madame II. GIAVELLP5) Academy for Dancing,
No $50 Broadway, will open the lst OF October Their
method OF teaching has received universal spprobs-
ton Combined with Instruction In the dances IL mode,
and psrlor dancing through all it, vss the exercises
ior developing the muscular powers 81 young sch'sr 10
found highly beneficial The Of scquidns egsocs
and easy style Of motion in dancing ,ed few
comprehensive rules, simply explained, and thoroughly
taught To step properly in waking IN order obtain
pleasing and scefn mien, form Of each less m aud
everything observed that will imps to the pup ds.
nihed and noble department Inquire further the AGA
DENY
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nor SALE 10 HARLEM. or to LET

IA beautiful fian. hous> filed IN with brick snd
too Lot, OF Ground on ljd, between the 9Th and nh-
ava The house was built by days work has GOOD cellar
ei.,.rp pump kc stories snd sttc high - 'ee root
by 81 deep and built expressly for seutlsn,ns pnvste re-
t,sss and but tw1 mibu wsk from the There
sso fine view Of the hi gh Bridge from five windos
Four I'D oinips los be had desired Terms easy Ap
DIV 70 a. H. RICE Superior Court, Clerks Office, No 10
Citx Hal n. ".
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EURNISHED HOUSE N IrT

IL threestory ana basement House we'll located a, c,
tons rear Atsneiest Brook,n and Convenient 70 s,s
Ferry. The house has twelve rooms sna q uumb,r ~ @
te6 with hot air furnace bath. aud cola wss,
ali in complete Greer The hJuse competey faru.hss
including superior piano will be let SIS per weeS seS
n desired Leased IN three years om the lat Of NAV lss
Apply to T M hasDcaSTLE, No. y srOsa ct, New.
Nort from 20 5 z. NJ
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DRIVATE BOARDING ESrABLISd-

III hENT. No So East Nth-st.-This establishments hsv-
Ing undergone considerable alterations and improvements
now ready receive limited oumoer OF Sosrders who
will Enjoy all the comforts Of home, and experience that
sasscton for which the house has been remarkable
Terms moderate. The house is well supplied with baths
"a. &c Most satisfactory reference gwen aod required
yeTv superior Once well suited tor medical other pro-
lesson Al eman may be had with without Board
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CINGER,S SEWING MACHINE

~ There longer any experiment 10 using these invS
uaDe aberssving machines which all ads Of sesn
iDsn style Of great bosuty and durability They sdsa
10 any hind OF sewing rsed by ladies their -
custom work The great demsnd FOR thess macbses 81
the universal Satisfaction the have giyen small pso
for their usefulness which nescs only TO be kno~n % y
pr.csted The p'iocips office for the sale Of hse a.
chbes Is at No 2b6 8nsdwsy where they can be ssssn
operation, and where the proprietor will be happy tso
strate their utility ~ who will call
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. NaIYTICAL and AGHiCULTU-

a NAL1 IIChE unu - 800 -
AeAI CgEMIsTRY-YALE COLLEGE -lastrdc-
\ 49, -! - a. ahove branches BY Prof JOHN A. POR-
TER .sed b, Competent a.saats st the Lssor,.oy 10
NwHaven The distraction Is desienea 20 mee' Sae S
~UfseTrips or Agr ,ultue, or TO Garage 10 Ie.:has
s,udsn, .re received 70 any period not less tosn noa.
90 other Chemical nvestizs ioss. undertaken on
orsbIe ts m. For further Information, address, ftOl
loan A PORTER, New Haven.
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MIR. EDMOND ANDRADE begs TO
1Vl inform the former scholars Of Mr. Charles Resn.ult
h. HE DDS and the puoio that he will open courss OF s,
sons In NOCAL Music and HARMONY, after the Calm
Parts and CheSe system. '
Terms IS quarter in advance Blk first lesson, fr.e
70 al Opening II the spacious No s. Bend e. on
SATURDAY 25.h September.
Lsdies Cas4, o'clock P. M. Gsntlemen's Clsss, 8
O'Clock 2. NJ.
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BENTin SOUTH BROOK.

LYN-A small three-stor, House. located 10 hish-
Nv ,, ssshborhood and within two mautes wss
OF sail,on Ferry Ifdsss portion all ofthe farnisure
~i alec ~ disoosed Of reasonable terms keat eS
Adde'S FRANCIS RODMAN, srookisn Pest. ofhos.
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Mafhinerp, CT.
NOTICE no MINING COMPANlES.

Office TO MINING COMPANIES.
L THREE STEAM ENGINES. MACHINERY, ~,
Tor SALF. ct Fleminstsn Huater6on Co. N.w jersey
The Flemingten and Central Mining Companies sdx
Tor sale at great sscce, all their vslus Maine Ma
ehinery, incl dog one High Pressure Engine of tsh,s
power with boiler; one highly finished one OF forty
With four bollss one recently built BY Mesn Vsacsst
Mckrso, OF Trenton In the best VI two hg dit
horse power, with two rollers; also large Eodisi N
proved CIuher and appUte oas eight inch Passa
Pump with inch column hundred feet, -
nch LII, PUN, Of one hume red fret and variety Ma
Tools and materials at tbs Mines To examine the ~
chinery, apply 10 Mr. JACOB GARKHUFF, and for fafM
particulars 10 the FLEMlN9TON COPPER COMPAM,
No. Carpenter court Philac ell bia.
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VIOLIN and DANCING.-The SUBJ
scriber will awe instruction Ia Dancing and the Violin
In exchange for bis board and lodging This would be first
rate means Tor family wishing TO bring up any Of their
ehoIen to the above pfo's sons small expense pr
yNs lessons siven Also lessons In French given required
The hest OF references given and required Adde'S NJ
81 Mr. C. La Fsts Italian Ffesco Painter No. ~ East
lsth-st near the corner Of lst-ay
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HANGING and WALKING, at No

IL - Bond ct Mr. SEARlNGS Private Academy for
the polite accomplishment will reopen In October as usual
Due notice resp, citing the classes will be sven 10 faurs
sdves. meIt Csrdns schools and families attended sed
private at times not occupied. For
apply at Mr. 81 reaseuce, as above
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Deli D.i.Ds SALhEHOuse and Lot No. 3l1
..s 1890 os SCOTT No. iss Asa a. Or ,a Apply e
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4nunes To lef

MISERABLE OFFICES to be- LET
Liar and esaatifnl suites Of Room. IN IN. g.. -,
ns NO 10 oiesnwiehst suitable for the use Of .Sion;
soases OF o. is~veu In extensive practice, a.
Rooms VIII Be let ON reasonable on apphcston - 49,
premisss 70 JOSEPH i CooEE = on rl me
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MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS-ln


- the beautiful village OF YonksTs on the banks of the
Hudson River for only sS5OThe offers for sale
BY subscription IS Ba ding Lots 10 th,t part the village OF
Yonlers called 6lenwood lying i'm dsiely the eaaks
Of the HucSon River In the beautiful part Of tue whole
village These lou the desirable Of any no offered
for sale and from their location must rapidly ineresss
value Ytnkers the est convenient place of residence
in the vicirty Of the city IL Is My half hours ride by
the Huoson River Railroad. hom Slst station .ni
trsps are rum ing both continually 1t also be
reached by stesnb at sewers times dsy proposed %
dispose OF tie above Lots the folio wins terms Two
sooe 81 t.tsnna and well built Houses be built on
Lns NO and j. ats coat Of 500 ea,h; 4s suhscuptoos
WI oe received for the IS lots snd ~hos an
- az seesenbed foflthe subscribers will tosshsr
sh kn tne lots among themselves In such
.r 80 ssee UPON, sad whoever shall obtain Lots No
ls, ss e en- m 10 the House. to be built on .ach
an, ,; DC PAID a. the time Of subscription and $50 AZ
nav 10 The division OF the LOS; the balance
he Dr Oh sS9d and mortgage tOr three year. Mars of
49, ps'1 WIN Re shown ane furthsr ns,tsenl., 80.
'n'"l 0S applying TO the subscribed P''N'a'A' m''e
OFF,. M ausufu,neer, Real Estate sad I....
~ ofsnd at from 4P. NJ tssP "toSf NJ, and No.
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HlO LET, CHEAP-With or without
Steam Power, Store corner Of Plat and Gold a For
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Schools.
,1C NETS CLASSICAL.

4 Fol NETS CLASSICAL,
q rpgNcH ENGLISH and SPANISH SCHOOL
- = Bn.d~.y-This Sch ol will reopen 90 mon
nay sept PNeats who oonte nplae sending tnelr e1.
~ .chool on their return the city, are respectfully
10 e..mipe the accommodation provided for MI
IS o. pis and attend the exercises on n, school con
60 ar, can be rad q the school, or Il MI rs reHdence
No 81 l2th-st-
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DOp SAIETwo beautiful new Houses

EOR SALE-A Fam or Conutry oeae
n 100 .crs. nes- Pl.inhsd, Ne~Jsrsey OF which ,,
=. b,sh st.fe Of cultivation, The balances woodlsnd
- 80 n.sture The newly enlarged House oonta ms 10
rooms every with closet and four Large pan
re-, "A extra roe Kitchen 3srden aId be,uufa Orc1
- IN fn. apple aud next 20 the DO lse,
he rosd The outbudipgs and fenses are IN
roe r.psir Apply under letters C. Pcs; ofce Pan'
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ms rITUrE 70

DAVENSWOOD ms rlTU re for
N YOUNG LADIES, Long Island -Ms w JONES
rece twenty pupils whom she thoroughly instruc IN
the solid as well as orpsmen cal branches of Education de
residence healthy and commodious seat 90 haveus
abupdsny sp.ous TOR exercise and sf I'd the ne con
veniepces for sea bathing Especis attention s pud 70
Music French snd Drswi-s ali her Teachers being resdent
in her family Terms $40 year without -xts chsrss ana
cir usr, mailed to any request by letter apove
Witt NAV be made In ~ minutes by steamboat Ravens
W, cd from Peck Zip at g. and dsilv and By stsse svers
fe minutes from Futun ferry. Brootyn. Three vscan
ciesto be tiled merit term comm spcing November l.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI.

lVl ATE INSTITUTE, No. 2ls 4th Sc, corner Of M.s.
dousan on Washington square, GEO. w. CLARKE A.
NJ and yAsiEs TANNING A NJ Principally commences
It's tenth school year MONDAY the 18th Sept ls52
The Principals having retted the furniture and rooms
br recitation and Lecture throughout the Institution IL will
% In complete order tor the reception OF i Professors
Teachers and pupils on the 18th Of Sept
Personal interviews with me Puncipsls ana Catso,nss
ranes OF patrons and pupils OF past year. together
with plans Of instruction regulations terms &c NAV \.
had al the Rooms Of the Institute ~
Pupis received from to 20 years otase
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CLASSES in FRENCH
NROFESSOk SCHUSrER'S DRAW

nROFESSOk SCHUSTEh . DIVA '"
ING ,,a PAINTING ACADEMY, No. 4st Brood
S SSw O one for the reception Of pupil, P.culS :.
tenson is paid to P.nng and Da~ns from Plaster .s'u
Drnwips on Stone aud 'sntipg In Oil Coors Specimens
by bis pupils a. well BY himself may Be examined q"
Studio.
Separate Classes for Ladies'
Gsnteneu's Glass from to s O'Clock p M
Special Course for Female Ies;nen on SATURDAY s''''
neon and one In the forenoon for Masters
Ev,n'pa Class for Gentle men from to o'clock
Insutiops schools and Private Instruction promptly AZ
tended to- Portraits painted 20 ocer In the ABOVE
gu ''' s. sCHUsTER Professor,
opposlta the American Art Unioa-
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NJARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP.

lVI INCA complete, beautiful and practical work
printed coors adapted TO private instruction 22O ID
octave. Price 81 Is. Let those tho cannot avail them
OF Of lessons under the suthor bay this book
god teacher In itself Sold at {. c. MARsHs Counting
Rooms for the Practice Of Bookkeeping No 34 Broad
Postage undsr 500 mes 20 csnta
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DOaRDING and DAY SCHOOL,

n Tbs MUSES. ROUsSELLE Qste OF hsiiis.' Wv Wv,
i.l .spertfuy announce that they have opened
e ~. Esucs.io1 Of Young Ladies, No la Ssckect ~
s,,b RrooLIvn The course Of Instruction Will eompro
English in ali branches. French Music ,na .nn.,
S.nsr attention will be paid 10 the morals anc "a
- 49, rbdr,n committed 70 their care The MISSES NJ
having the advantage of many years N 81 &
have sdopted sys.em which they feel Sonhdsn' VIII ~
~. h,sh.,t references be gven and testimonials 70
.bss,.T md cspsbty from ladies' Of the mist rank IN
"A. and Nova Scotia may be Of their readence wners
s.ro. m terms Also can be had