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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

- Of the County Of New YORK hereby all
having claims against ABRAHAM L. BRAiNE late Of the City or
New fo deceased TO present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber at her residence No ls ycsty ofNsw
York. before the ninth day Of June neyDsied New YORK;
the 2Gh day Of November 1851
dl aWomM NARY ID. VI. ALLEN Executrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
nrRW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN

y srRANCE COMPANY, of New-Haven, Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE No. l. Wall ST., N. Y.
CAPITAL $4,000.
This Company insures Live Stock such as Horses Cattle,
x &C. from death cccasoned either from natural causes or
seIdent or disease Of any description whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
GEORGE BuCKLAND Inspector for New York.
BURTON KENDRICK, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
READ AND BE CONVINCED.

IRON the Boston Bee
The Editor said Dec. 5:
Complaint Jaunds Dysp~2>a Chfonc Nervous DEBILITY, de-
s-reiy one popular Of the day These BIT
-r. nave By friend elbow hs
efsclal ard u Liver Com
BteTs patent constantly strength ard
ssor worthy consideration TA-J pleasant
taste smell and used By ~t he deaas
safety under
from exu@rerce q afcte1 atvse use"
Soon. Weekly,
One Of the best literary papers published said August IS
Boofands Bters By Dr. Jackson,
ar. now recommended pFomuen, oi
A. No1h adglse al
tot;e thus enees mach Of
MD find these Bicrs advantageous heah,
know rom Tie sni4y effect they have upon
systems"
The Daily Sua says:
sne Of he bet medicines ci tie or Jasndce and Liver
Complaint.
From The Saturday Gcze,te one of the best papers pub
ishec The Editor saws Of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS;
" IL seldom thsi recf1lnrei what iernei
colhdrace patronage Of readers and
~l-n rreGalursd Dr. EeoGands German btter- Ne u
Be ci-taty lnderstosc Aar arc lot PeaS4 o. 1870,
The day, hat noei about oF bnf peroc a. "a -
a-T hs- cone OF iseDt@ cit o.
-siaoa.hee, unisersaly Psiz.d, and "A'e' Aas ~ -
sal 81 tie lscuty .tssL" n a.. ca,, oT rq,.k<n
Tie Hon c. d. HISELisE, hag0r0 "'e '''' y 100000
NJ published the following; 81 -, .... -,,,v s.,,.s,s
"HcoFL.so's Graxas BrTEEs-'Ne ha.e - -
o. . ss4ire IRON Tath ~ enr ~.
&c. a. ~ -ate uasry Repeating - mems ffDm 'i.y
: 80 - = n aaf nus. ouDd sge-ie ~ - g.
- ...s a. the and digestive organs AMI ln~ ptNs'1
-.-rts auna pro-trsilsa - nsly s-pfnt
,s ssS asteIs e nsVss, bnEsns them aio 'i-s o. To-
poe faaAiEs s,.rp refreshing ,t.,.
-.r~ generally used, S~ are sa'-src irfs
- l.. .saess lie a,ceh AVER inl nrft vss -
- e sres aly q r-l and mas nsi a--ass s~A4's hAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY for NEW-ORLEANS via IA
VANA-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1900
tuns John Leeds, Commander, will sail from the pier at
foot OF Warren-st N. r., on WEDNESDAY,, June 8, at
o'clock p. NJ, precisely.
PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEWoRLEANS-NEW
ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies saloon Beftns. .'...'..''..'..'..'.'.SIV
After do do Observation-Disclosures. 20
Forward do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Steerase do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken to Orleans at forty GER per cubic foot
Shippers OF freight requested to supply themselves
with the Companys bills of laing which may be had on
plicaton at the office No other form will be signed
No bills OF lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight passage, apply to NJ. o. ROBERTS, No III
Westst cor. Weuen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Cost an0 foun6.

AN OWNER WANTED-FOr "a
IA dy's .nsIneled Gold WGt,n, with chain teched-
The have the by proving properly snd pay
Ing al charges Apply al No. 10 Pnnce-si
T OST-Saturday morning, Check No.
Il Ala on the American EXCHANGE bank dated May ~
1852 drawn to the order Of s. Goodwin for 500 o-iV
by Pedro Cebaos All persons cautoaed against nego
tane buy ing said check payment has been stopped
and the check endorsed. The finder viii be re-
wsrded by leaving it with r. j. s. GOODWIN, No % Ce-
da--st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Gopartnersbip.

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNEK-
/sHPThe CopsTtnershiphere existing between
ns subscribers under the firm Of WINSLOW, LANlER 4
", This Day dissolved by limitation The unsettled
tasuess OF the firm will be settled by r. H. WlNSLOW
aed D. LANiER, wis authorized TO use the
RICHARD Ii. WlSSLOW,
JAMES r. ID. LANiGR,
ISAAC KIP Jr
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHlP.-rhe subscribers
nave This Day formed Copstnership for the transaetics
general Banking Exchange and Money business and ia
Ne Public Corporate under the
S%MlNsL0W, LANIER \ C0.-Daied Nsw.York Nay
LiSi. RICHARD III. WlNSLOW,
JAMES y. d. LANlER,
JAMES WlNSLOW,
LEONARD c. WfNSLOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

DUBLIC SALE of one7ha of BUR
III LLNGrON, or MATINlCUNK ISLAND-In Pursu-
ance al act the Legislature OF the State OF Ne g-Jer-
sey and by the authority of legal Town Meeting OF the
Citizens of Burlington City, viii be sold at public sale at II
o'clock NJ on WEDNESDAY, 25d day of June next at
Bedins City Hotel in the City of Burlington New-jersey,
one half the lower part OF Burlington or Mantncunk
Island comprising bout one hundred and fifty
This valuable property situated IN the Delaware River,
opposite the City of Burlington n j. % miles above the
Cry Philadelphia and upon the great highway between
the two great commercial cities Of the Union and mme-
oatey opposite the outlet of the Delaware Division OF he
PENNSYLVANIA Canals, at BRISTOL
The purchaser will be required to give satisfactory urty
for the per ormsnce OF the con,Iact.
JAMES w. WALL, Mayor.
CHARLES H. FENNlMORE Pres't of Council.
THOMAS MINOR Pres't NJ ). +.
Burlington n j. MAY IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

n EW-JEhSE1 RAlL0OhD.-NEW
lV YORK ana PHILADELPHIA trest.-U. g. MAIL
ard EXPRESS LlNEs-Through IN "a ho1rs-Sew-y srsey
Railroad wa Jersey City, leaving New York a. NJ tool
Of Courlanet-st; A. NJ and s. p NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia ct ~ and 4 and 81 ~ from loot Of
VsButst Fare reduced 20 s. for erselss and ~ iO'
secord-clsss
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold E the sye re and through o4Saee
carried IN the A 81 and 81 p N lines rom Ssv-YoSs,
Wit tnrCu N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

FOR LlVERPOOL IT, new and
IL splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER, Rob
ert Leitch Commander, will sail from PHILADELPHIA
for LIVERPOOL, ON TIL TUESDAY, June s. at ocik, AN.
Saloon in double ststeroons .................... %
Saloon in Forward staterooms. .:......:.....a 90
Passengers will be provided with railway tickets to Phila
delphia- free of expense, by the agent
THOS. RICHARDSON, No 81 Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ Tor PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No L North Rive,
BOT Of Bsteryp.ee b. sesmbcst John foetef-fyo nes
daily: Mosuins me leaves q A. H. Ahenooa k1Psso
LIST els.s rs s., q class ns b. r n, only a. Return
Ing leave aiAp'a from foot Of Wanutst st An 80
2P. NJ E,ns nj Iine by eesmhoss Transport nom Rtea
No l. O; p a. Fss: 81 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
HOR SHREW SBURY, LONG

III BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS and BROWE9
steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, Captain Jno. Corles VIII
leave NewHavep pier Peckstp, Ess' River. ~ r lows
Leaves Newton. Leave shrewsbury
Saturday NAV g Pm Monday May 81, q P. NJ.
Tie stages Squsm and Freehold viii run IN connection
soanuy All persons fcrtd trusting the above ccsf On
account Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

u Of the County New York hereby persons
WING claims against ELIZABETH PINkNEY late Of
New for the sane with thereof 70
the snbscnber at hrs re-denee, No l Fulton Of
New York, before the tenth day
New York, the twenty ninth day OF May. 1854
m3l lsw6mM JAMES d. PHYFE, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

In PURSUANCE of an order OF JESSE e..
SMITH, ESQ OF the OF kins notice
hereby according law 10 all having claims enst
JOHN j. DARLINGTON, late OF the City OF Whhamsbarrh de
ceased required the vouchers
thereof the Subscribers the office OF Joseph g. Palmer No ~
Chatham the City OF New York before the lsi day OF
December neNt-Daed May ~, ls5..
MARY g. DARLINGTON, Administrators
nl3l Iav6vMt GEORGE H. CLARKE, and Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Sales bp Aurtion.
An. MERwIx, AucnoneeT.
DY BANGS BROTHER q CO..

MONDAY EVENING. Nay 81. at 4. o'c'ock
CHOICE STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS Books-A large
collection embracing maby ofne Library editions recently
published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

IN PURSUANCE of nm order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of York notice hereby 10 all pefsons
having claims against MARGARET WYNkoOP late Of tho City OF
decreased the same with voschsr. usrso 70
th. subscrber- Al Office Of SMITH WOODWARD No. ~
Wall IN the CITY wYor before the second dag .;
August seu-Dated New York. the l7h day Of January, lsoA
JEFFERSON WYSkOOP, Executor
jl9 iawsmM HARRIET DUNNING, Executrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

" CURE, SOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY.-
Visitors this Institution take the Morris and Essex haii.
road at the foot Of Courrands at 81 and Il A. NJ and
and 9 p. M "a. .x
Returning leaves Water Cure station at and q M.
and North Orange at H. and South Orange az ST p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

subscriber residence III Leonard the City OF New
York the sixth Of June Ne" forks
IN iawSmMs MALvINA HEATH, Administrators
IN PURSUANCE of an. order Of the Surrogate
of the Couny York hereby gwen 10 All persona
having CLAIMS against WILLIAM H. HOBBY, late OF the CITY OF
deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at his Office No. Isl Washnsonst the City Vt
New the seventh day OF May net-Dated
- -. IaW6mNt JOHN u. HOBBY Executor
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24
Gen. scott--A Magnificent
Offer.

One Of our correspondents. a few
days ago. referred TO fact, Of which
we have been cognisant for sometime.
and which we are little sns psises haa
never before transpired. We ailude
to the offer made TO Gen. Scott. when
in the city OF Mexico, after the capture
Of the city, by several Of the wealth..
est persons In the Republic,--to main 4
tain him as President Of that Republic.
with as much Of his army as would be
willing TO remain In the country. until
the government could be organized,
and the country restored 20 prosperity,
peace and order. AS an inducements 10 4
accept this offer. these genilemep
bound themselves TO settle upon Gen.
Scott the sum OF one million Of dollars.
This splendid offer was declined by
the General, with scarcely a moments
consideration. The brave old soldier
could not be tempted by such induce
ments to abandon the flag under which
he had achieved so much renown and
honor. The merit Of this sacrifice ap. !
pears the greater, from a consideration
Of the narrow circumstances OF Gen. v
Scott, who, for the last twenty years,
has had but a comparatively small sal
AIRY to maintain himselfand the neces-
sary dignity Of his position.
This offer presented other iempta-
tions besides its pscuniary features.
To a man of ambitiou--that noble
and praiseworthy ambition which
seeks TO associate ones name with
some great design for the improve 2
ment OF our species, and the advance
ment OF peace. civilization, and good u
order among men---this proposition
opened noble field of most powerful
allurements, To save n nation from
chaos--a people from discofd--a eoun-
| try, favored by the Almighty. from
desolation and ruin-was certainly
vocation worthy ofthe high reputation
of Gen. Scott With his fine military i
and administrative talents, backed by
an American army, he would no doubt
have redeemed this long afflicted land
| from those disorders which have re-
dnced il to its present condition Of EN-.
tire prostration and imbecility. A'ais
In achieving this great end. he
would have contributed, incidentally,
to the advancement OF the interests Of )
bis own native land, whose prosperity !,
is materially encbanced by the devel-
opment of the resources of Mexico, and
the Improvement OF her condition.
A more liberal policy towards for
eign nations would have been intro
duced, and the difficulties now eneoun.s
tered by us in the execution of great
designs Of ntercommunicafion large
| Iy affecting the interests of both coun-
tries, would have been removed. ,a
| Delta.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

10 A mortal fever prevailing on
board ship at sea, a negro was APP,
pointed TO throw the dead bodies over
board. One day when the captain
was on deck he saw the negro drag
ging out OF tho forecastle a sick man.
who was struggling violently TO extri.
cate himself from the negro's grasp,
and demonstrating against being bu.
ried alive! "a
"What are You going TO do with
that man. you black rascal I" said the
captain. u'''. n''l
''Going to throw him overheard. Mas.
sa, case he be dead" replied the negro.
dead, you scoundrel 7" says the
captain, don't yon see he moves and
speaksi /" e'ioh
"Yes, massa.' said the negro. know
he say he no dead, but he always fie
so nobody know when TO, b'lieye hims
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24
@E5@lN.
TtOtb.S
GnkNA
O.y
U HUNGARIAN FUND

PICTURE OF KossuTH SUPPORTED ny FEMALES.
This Certificate will entitle he holder 10
One Hundred Dollars, with interest OF the
rate Of four per cent. per annum from this
date, The principal payable in ten equal an.
nual instaIments from the date OF the es-
tabiishment, in fact. Of the Independent
Hungarian Government, aud the interest
thereon. payable hsIfyearly after the last
above date, and at the National Treasury Of
such Government, or at either Of its author
lied Agencies at London or New York.
Dated at New York, - l6-- ---
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

PHorBcrrsd LerrERs.-- Many thou.
sands Of letters sent TO the post Offices
arc returned as dead letters, the per-
sons to whom they are sent not being
found. These are destroyed unless
they contain enclosures Of some kind,
and often information OF value to the
persons addressed, or their ffirnds, Is
destroyed with them. In new edi-
ton of the regulations Of the post Of
flee. about TO be published. it Is proyi-l
ded that in every case where the wri.
ter of letter chooses TO protect 1t
from the chance OF being opened at
the Department, and destroyed rs q
dead letter, he can do so by prepaying
the postage, writing legibly on the
sealed side the words ITO be preseyed,"'s
in which case it will be rescued from
the liability Of being committed to tho
flames. and its seal will remain intact.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

Children should always be heard,
and fairly and kindly answered, when
they ask after anything they would
know aud desire to be informed about.
Curiosity should be as carefully
cherished in children as other appe-
tites suppressed.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

probably that in short time the leachers in
every district could be amply rewarded for
their services, and though some might be Of.
Tended, yet justice surely would not
SPEs.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

HUNcARIAN BoNDs.--The New York
Herald gives the the following as a copy Of
one OF the Hungarian bonds, or certificates,
which il is proposed to sell to The citizens Of
the United States:
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

The FoRREsr DrvoRcE Case. This tedi.
Gus trial now appears 20 be drawing TO .
close. We think il high TIME IL should.
A Northern paper says IL Is surprised that
Forrest was not complained ofin 1857. for
keeping disofderly house. 3 81 esaasd,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

his an awful mistake to suppose
that priuier can work for nothing.
and find his own tobacco. : esda
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24
ENll A9R WO4ISAAI .
~--~>~s~-~~~~~~->~--~-> ~->--->--~-~~~-~~s--->---
RGnLIsMED EyERT TUESDAY MoRNlNG'
en BTW.C. B0kNBY,
ORts on tks Norfk SIDE Of the Public Square
= East Of the PresbyteriaH Chureh'
RRmMS s. a

TIE wooDvrILE REruBLIcAE is issued week
ly at three dollars year, if paid in advance,
or four dollars, il payment be delayed until
ahe expiration of six months.
ApvrRrfsKMEsrs inserted at 81 90 per
sauare (which is ten Iines) for the first nser-
aion, and fifty cents for each continuance.
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers.
Where the number of Insertions are MOI mark
ed, they will be continued during the pleasure
Of the publisher, and charged accordingly,
AssouscING CANDIDATEs for State offices
SIC, 90; for county offices, s5 OO-inyariably
In advance. "
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

SINGULAR CASE oP DsATH--The New
York Observer relates the following
sing ular circumstances connected with
the death Of a young lady in Bath,
Maine. aShe discovered blood oozine
out of one Of her legs from an apera.
ture not larger than the puncture o
an ordinary pin. Afterwards becom
ing faint. her friends, removed her tc
the hospital, when il was discovered
that she had ruptured a blood vesse
by tying her garter too tight. Sb'
died from exhaustion soon after he
removal TO the hospital. ao@ -.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24

Nothing can be more foolish than
an idea which some parents have. that
it's not respectable 10 set their chill.
dren at work.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-02-24
Items by the Europa.

The following items of news by the Eu-
ropa we find tslegsphed to the Baltimore
papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
No 80.

Ordinance relatiue a la pose DIES bannes, au-
vents, tentes ct e'seignes sur les trottotrs de
la vose p,tblique.
l. LIE Conseil General de la Nouvelle- Orleans
ordonne ce qui suit A ravenir il est defendu a
tous locataires ouhabitants de magasins gu mai
sons de cette vile, d'attacher on de suspendre
au-dessus DIES trottoirs ct sur la vote publique,
aucune banne, auvent on enseigne, moins de
huit pieds Pelevation au-dessus du niveau des
trottoirs, ct ce, sous peine dune amende de dix
piastres pour chaque contravention 4 Ia dite or
dominance, par jour, a partir du jour de Ia SOM
nation qui leur en- aura etc faite.
= 2. Tous les officers de police seront tenus de
faire un rapport au commissaire DIES rues, gu
Pun de SEES deputies, de toutes les contraventions
Particle ci-dessus
3. II sera du devoir special du commissaire
DIES rues gu de ses deputies, poursuivre les con-
trevenants aux dispositions de la presente ordon-
nance, apres les sommations regulieres.
4. La presente ne pourra avoir son plein ct
enter etfet, qu'apres qu'elle aura etc pubHee
pendant vingt jours, par lie marie, dams lie jour-
nal ofiiciel.
5. Toutes ordonnances ou sections d'ordon-
nances contraires celle ci-dessus, sont ct de-
meurent abrogees par la presente.
(Slgne) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE. pres.
du Cons. DIES Aldermen.
(signe) F. ALPUENTE, president du
Cons. DIES Assist. Alder.
Approve lie II mai 1852.
(Slgne) A. ID. CRossMAN, MARIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
No R3


Ordinance conceynant la perception des
I'ares de Lerees.
1. II est ordonne que lie Conseil de Vile elira
chaque aimee, dams lie courant de mai, ct pour en-
trer en- fonctions lie premier jour du mois de JUN
suivant, un collecteur charge de percevoir les
taxes de Leyees sur les bateaux vapeur ct cha
lands, pour lie premier District.
I'm collector charge de percevoir les taxes
de Levees sur tous navires, batiments gu embar-
cations voiles, pour lie premier District
I'm collector charge de percevoir les taxes de
Leyees sur les bateaux vapeur ct chalands,
pour lie second District
I'm collector charge de perceyoir les taxes de
Levees sur tcus nayires, batimentts, GU embarca-
lions voiles, pour lie second District.
I'm collector charge de percevoir les taxes de
| Leyees sur tous bateaux vapeur, chalands, ba-
timents ct embarcations yoiles, pour lie troisie-
| me District.
I'm collecteur charge de percevoir les taxes de
Levees sur tous bateaux vapeur, chalands, ba-
timents ct embarcations voiles, pour lie qua
| trieme District.
! 2. La compensation allouee au collecteur, pour
SEES trails de perception, sera "deux ct demi pour
cent sur lie montant percu; bien entendu, toute-
fois, que lie montant total de la compensation,
ainsi allouee n'excedera pas la somme de $4,000
par an pour chaque collecteur.
=. Chaque collecteur sera tenu de fournr un
| cautionnement. avec deux BONES ct valables Sc
curites, de la somme de cinq mile dollars en- ga
rantie de Accomplishment tidele de tous les de-
voirs qui pourront lui etre imposes en- vertu de
| Ia presente ordinance.
| 4. Tous les collecteurs, avant dentrer en- fonc-
tions, devront prefer lie serment requs par la loi
Sgne: VIC. G. CLAIBoRNE, presid.
du Cons. DIES Aldermen
Signe: F. ALPUENTE, president du
.. Cons. DIES Assist. Alder.
Approve lie JUN 1852.
A. D. CRossMAN, MARIE
Pour copie conforme,
L. HEYL1GER, Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
TERMEs, VACANCIES, ETC.

!. Lannee scolaire sera diyisee en- deux ter
mes. LIE premier commencera lie premier lundi
de septemhre ct continuera jusquau "a decem-
bre lie second commencera 10 lundi qui suiyra
lie premier jour de janvier, ct continuera ius-
qu'au troisieme samedi de Juliet
2. Les yacances pourront atre prolongees Sc
lonIe plaisir de ce bureau, dams les saisons de
maladies epidemiques.
g. Les Ecoles Publiques seront fermees les di-
manches, lie janvier, lie % fevrier, lie vendred
Saint, lie juliet, les jours elections rationale,
on celles de Etat les jours de fates on d'actions
de graces ordonnes par lie gouvernement Execu,
tiff de TEtat on de rUnion, les iours detection.
urbaines ct les samedis
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BRANCHES D'ENsEIGNEMENT

I. On apprendra dams les Ecoles primaries a
epeler, lire, ecrire ct les clements d'arithme-
tique ct de geographic
z. Dams les ecoles Intermediates, on appren-
dra non settlement epeler, lire ct ecrire,
mails on fera un cours complet darithmetique,
de geographic, de grammaire ct d'histoire des
Etats- Unis. On peurra egalement faire un
cours de composition ct d elocution.
3. Dams les ecoles superieures ct celles du sor,
on suivra telles branches denseignement qui
pourront etre ordonnees par les comites respec-
tbs de ces ecoles, 10 bureau Sc reservant lie droit
de reyiser on de changer les cours prescrits par
ees eomites.
=, LIE mode Construction ainsi que les livres
et les appareis don't on Sc servira, seront les
memes dams toutes les ecoles du meme degre, ct
seront designes par lie bureau DIES Direeteurs. Ce
reglement ne s'appliaue nj aux ecoles SUPERIOR
res, nj celles du soir.