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ibe attack the character q the ena,t SON Of Lous
Philippe hse been received by the public with disgust
Tho children OF Louis Philippe 20 ambitious as
possible but not on the level with crime
The question Of the Uo!y Land IA about being settled
memsu,sriy rot stcge her The ability OF Mr. De La
vslets has varquhtd all obstacles and the Catholics
OF Europe and Rene will be reinstated Ia their
rostoDs Ia the different holy places OF Jerusalem and
Bethlehem RusoiA Will only keep few places OF not
much quence.
From stockholm we have received the in that
the tepcsiory OF eunpowcer IN that city I'd exploded
the Oath ut. This terrible dsaer the do .th
Of more than two hundred p-rrons and the loss Ia
Unnted at 10000 rix dollars banko 1t Is supposed
that this fatgl exp r orion cauatd by revenge.
Two men, who considered as spiss OF Governor
Kcuth end rent by his orders and by those Of the Re-
volutionsIy Com Of London into austs with the
nsoD to IL there any prospect to raise again
the feetogs OF Hungary vith ths deceiving hope OF
liberty taken prsoners tried ard eenteoced to be
hung at Breithfsn the field OF Of the garrison
resdirg In Vienna The Dsmee of these two men are
Prg.r Pataki hungarian by birth; and Taller doslar
q Pols, formerly AID de camp 10 General Mem.
There II fact certain aud TO be relied vat I'M
Fre1ch government has begun negotiations with several
states of Italy in order to form federation OF which shs
would be the protector, IL rely upon my private
rtpofts may say that Austria to receive this
new Intervention Without any dispeasure IL Is well
snorn lat tbe Austrian government s nuoD In dis
tres or pecuoiary matters that nothing could ba moro
Agreeable to its diplomacy than 10 bs rs ved with honor
from the expenses o keeping Italy under 1t, arbitrary
despotibm. BuR
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ExPRExS AGENCEEHs

ID PArcoI Express by the United STATES and Pacific Nail
Steamship Copany fast RAINING etssmcrs charge Of
our special essengsr Our next alsr will
be despatched the splendid double engine steamship
Crctcent Ciy Friday March 9TH shppors VIII please
time tor cordps ard sealing ai the custom hous Sn.ll
parcels t X. the day Of sailing freight
10 cents lb our fsolties sush tat wo ca1
despatch goods Ahoad OF all eshor express charge fot
consular feed P.sag secured ths only
sure through inS Wis Navv Bay snd Panama So once
BERf0bD j. CO., No. Vesey street, Astor House.
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Arrival Of the Crescent City,
WITH
Over q Million OF Dollars in Gold Dust, and the
California Mails.
INTELLIGENCE FROM TIE ISTHNUS OF PANAMA
&C., &c.. &c

The ssesmship Crescent City, Capt Tanner arrvedist
this port yesterday from Chsgres whence she sailed
the leb inst Che brings the California mails Of the LIST
ult and $lSs0Ooo In gold dust freight and large
amount In the hands OF passengers
The following liz
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An USE m E NY'S.

RowARY TExArRE.-DoORs OPEN AreN CURTAIN
II ssass a sss rS.:;sy i:sss
I;t spS a. viii be pori'rmed samrSa ~Ss'Sy
Soedai; Isri st Kes. S.aa: Duke oi Sio..ss Mr.
T.i.sh: nss,s. Mrs a z ets.,,n aGss;I M. M J'.asI
oRsoN-orsen, Mr Uenyj vhsn.Ins. Mr. Taylor; Rssn-
s
9aet 50 cents gseond Tier, osnss Private Boxea 81
TS aaf MAJ
2vs x II a s. 5S SaHssS NJ dur G
Bland Juli. rauiinsr Miss Weston Its roasns Aspios.
y 's Il. s,T Th E' Z; esG's Ps viz hG H. sns.
Mr. glanS DON IOr0io whi'ksraados Nc Bur'on' Thbar
open a az sgF'.a rises .s7 soos D,sss Circle and
Roc Tsss p R asaa .9ss, ,an o. w e
rresented the and orsipl Il ia oLD CON
n sne vssf ss. a t'ff G.
as'S ssr a a ss M ssd T. sa s "a o. Ma ss a
h.s 4, Sss a9ai sN * w1ms
Win my fRIrN n JACK. '''''~
RowERY THEATRg.-BENEFIr OF Mr. wALOgoN
the Sroasursr r wsanss.ay evening sarsh 1859
a.sIass. M SSas pumeS VI Esdy Jsso sasr.
~: T.say Ssss5. TsioS 4, q
ssss.s By n,ssr' @ cSpy Tsros sd m.sss csay fys,
r.ss drama OF otoLivEaTwisr AK hoet now open
RARNuMs AhsaIcAs MgssU1-r. T; BAayuM,
ID Manager and Pro opFie John reenwood J Asssisus
q otnts children under 10 yers rs eents Parquss
CENTS extra. noensssemens Of tho anpodeau Prof
years Ola and fee. hgh com dies f.rces Drsmas
.y saa
OF CEOssY. teeides the Antioodesa Pedesanisn. Sing
fuf play ef tLe LAZY on Lyons WIZ Mss aaSssyer "a
Pauline A. Ar Clarke IS Claude Nsluotte. Tho Koch l.
Moor Diamond the Happy Family, go.
MI sTRoPoLtgAn HALL.-r!asr hPrsAaANcE IN
AVA America Of she great dung lrIn wizard Il. kor-
nend Ihuraaay evening, aaschf great variety Of
sSuniry Tokets 50 oens~ta bs hso .s assss sosuSsr
4 Co, fof BYosdWayi G. B. "es.et Brothers, Broad
yrsn and usuai pssss cbisras Is ssnss AZ S:
door eeassm.y hc aeoured from 10 10 O'clock the day
of performance Doose oeen at 70 commence st O'clock
EELLows' EUS5Al HALL, ~ 8RoA6WAY. BE-
Fellows Wood Proprietoss ellie. Director Of Amuse-
TS S ~. so ss os a
vices Of scna old established 'ories IN shs oily and on
s hasos Ii E & 70 as s %
Of sppearnf in this h. si.re t.o vory elite fashion and
hesutY Of tee sisy psfonlsrs 10 fusure
Gecrs at 6, 60 commsnos as1T o'clock, precisely.
Tictess. % ceats.
ERANKLIE aUsEUE, 10 CaAvAAs sQUAKH. ONA
bisoh sbovs the National Thostre.-Georgc Les sole
performances every afternoon and even-
Ks Enterisineuts In tue afternoon 81 three
o'clock ard II she sven lag .. hspss o'clock The
rsea Al nc asher 7sos o ento-en,nent IN New Yor
sins Of sss Female Ethiopian opera Trcupe; also Ko3.
sn.liense any mar to kill bullock" wish his nshsd
sanA:e pumhse oibsaasfn! tsblaaax; eomp.ny krss
srss, conassay o. a.ie .uS fonsle Artists, who wiz
re Of Marble ssssuary uneausllcd in the
sysry sfsrooon and evening" For parsaaass sse bs Il
each day. semssionso.s In Private sexos, 70 can.s
Stage seSe :7N aon Boxes 10 osrss Psrauetss. iaA
Ssntr
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dnRIgTY's OPERA uogsz. AIcnArICE HALL. no,
W Hz Broadway, abevo draad ssreet-opel nial
durns he week It'll furshsr noMoo. Tho original snd We
known Chrssys Mnscsls prisisg 81 ecsn. and
snaor shs nanassmsn. chss.y WHOSE oeaoor.s is
With favor ty highly respectable Ens aueeRs
yiekesn cents Doors opan ~ 6 and will oogmenoe al
III ocook This paYcns OF Chriakgs Eirssres respect
fully informed hss she sstnrda, afternoon conoerta S
oonnned On saturday nexs. March o. the annual benohs
q r. GL Yistiau.
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VILE RALA @kAgOE.

DE G. .BRoORES ANNUAL GRAND EXHIBITION
IL. snd Tabeaux BAH nt TammAoy Hail. (tho Only sp-
rrcIritte tocm IN the ciy,) Monday evening" March
is b2 which occasion will bo produced variety
Of te ots beautiful dances Introducing shs nationality Of
Qy.rr country.
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(NTaCUs. NEW YORK KANsHITaEATRE. 81 BOWERY
~ Frat might Of Lovets iho grest CioRnThe Managers
hsve the satisfaction OF annouf cling ~ their patrons ths
they have eoed An engsgemen' for lmised number Of
evenings vita Mr. Lovet tho gr,ss w.t.
story eer and laughing philosopher OF tbs who win
make his frs before New York audience On
Monday evening, Hsroh 1889 greatvarety of Hcrssms
eip and feAts In Abe Circle by aha troupe Me- Laur.
Uler's bsneht on WEDNESDAY, evening.
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AIIw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DiRECr.-U. 4
~ Nail and srpress Lines through IN ~ hours n y.
ranresa vie Iersey oity. leaving Nsw Ysrt - A. ~,
lave Ph.i.SsIph San hours from foo, of wanuS strsot
Ysre reduced ~ for arst GLASS and ~ eIa
Haitmore Nashngkon, OhavIesAon thveueh tlotsts
Co In NE inss and through luggage carried e hs
q. w. and sP. itnos rrSn New yers. vtA AseusA seA
fusssss, ptthout sspvAse,
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Il
IL tele Of Rosewood, Mahogany. aui Talnus PsrIor,
Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture at suction
row Tuc3day a. ley O'Clock, st his large a,ls
sSchanber, street. rear Broadway; nesry Lsod, viii
Tell IS above fine ssaortmens OF Household Furnituro
yisRoa wood marble top Dgcas Buresus do. wah stand,
n,hly rosowood Bedsead imported from France
for private carved mahogany Chamber guta match.
DO painted Chsmher suitee. spring scat Paror Chsrs.
cttvoi mahogany Sofas and tete tete cking Ch.rs,
Vnrdrobes Bookcases cottage Chairs seats Boston
Rockers GirsHdocg, Table Cutlery, Svor Plated Wsro.
China and QlNs Ware &c. 30. This sale 10 well thy
the atentioD OF those who are abous purchasing tugehod
articles, they all warranted and will be sold. Csta,
l5grsa on ths moYnirx ct sale.
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n. MERWIE, AUCFIoHEER. by BANGS,
y Brother Co.. trade Bale No. Is psra
Tuesdiy mornng karch a, IL o'clock, mortcsseas and
receivers sale oftho sock in trade ofhs lase firm Tails
Wcugbr Co. consisting of valuable Stereotype pIsses
reas vnrety o. finely pgrayea ssee fsscs largo auanu
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Robsok's fame the world pervsdcs,
Tho press his triumph tells,
ard from the North, Hsu.h, Esst and wees,

El1abehtovn New Jersey Feb 70. 1854 Well may u be
said shst- :.
Robsoks fame the world rarvsdcs
The press his triumph tells,
ard from the North, Esuth, Esst and Weet,
The note Of glory Gucls.
Practical Uses OF Afttoiogy.-We know by scriptrcal
proof that the Chsd,io Msg AND the aonthssyrs and
guerr Fgypt Rome rad Ayr did foeto fnsure events
IL 10 das % shoroors why We should denJ che Dos
sibity gupegnatvrl act btisg exercised will
equal .eiursoy ~ the present dty Al otner ayts snd
eoaoao have hoen mprsyed reon en tst tay ana Way
net astsocgyf Tho husuirg stars OF night h&ra ocen
srrrosed ~ tho greatest men of all ss 70 tns
dettir les Of There 10 now dstnguhs1 Svede re-
sidna in Now Eorh. the dsondsrs :, ae Ok ssatoogors
rtaohng b.es for oentuva who pretfss 70 rAd and 70
trhnSiAe tho language ofthe stars We seier 20 Dr aoohck
Of res White strcos ehe fsmo Of Wh"se pre6isslons or
yather on ear aooompshmabt. has fprsad a., ard wide
m s1at 10 dsrves this eLraardpry fsoulsy
OF ss palt from being tho fcyantb 500 o. seventh
son re tis 20 ~ may 1t is t denied tbss lac rvey sdvoe
~ which a. the varieties Of stsss eaved cured
DEBTS eoleotod-wcrdy prospsfiy Bsourcd-Asppy mar
rs.s hrauEht aSout-cs rIopagty rseoyereaanA thou
gand othor benefits teoursd, for advise
she roertcs D. visit hu We haye done and nise for
ahtmselyes " X impossible doubt Ms evidence or the
aud .h2 vcuntary tcs iEaony Of sltltaees.
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AMUyEMRNTB,

QROADWAY fHRATRA.-kA a. MARSHALL, SOLk L1D-
- ses-Dser opon a.ek 70 oommssoe AT oelosk 8e.es
and Parqust 6 Family oroe and Upper Tier IS
Private Boxes, IS and So Monday evenings March viii
perfo rmed tho celebrated tragedy Of KICHARD III,
OF the Bass Of Bosworth TeId-bufe Of Gosser Mr.
rest; King Henry VI. NJ Barry Earl Of R,ohuond ns.
folk M Hind; Earl Of surrey Mr. Wslsoa Lord ssssley.
xabeth kms Popisi; Lady Anne Mrs. Abbott To
olude with POPPING TIE QUkSTION.
BTOR PLACE ITALIAN OPERA.-BOXEs AND
n Psrquot ST. AmphhsAtrA Is cents. Benefit OF Signoy
L. Sslv Monday evening. March will be performed Asy
erbeer's grand opers Of
Bersrsn. Sig Isrini Alice. 'ns Sseaanous
Rsimb - . Sig. viott Helena. n lie Turnhull
isabsila sirs Bsrsncca Alberto sis. Gard.
tho len ah of ths perfo the will
commence precisely ~ 7 O'clock
Box ofioc open every day from 70 O'clock.
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Box ofioo open every CAV from y 70 o-otock.
MIR AUGUSTUS BRAHAA WILL GIVE HIS FIRST
TABERNACLE,
On MONDAY EVENING. MARCH lar, 1881.
Mxx. WALLACE BOUC CaELLE.
soprsne. lister Of the emnena composer w. " Waaoo
MHk. HENRY g. WATSON.
mr. II. w. GaEATORSx,
MR.. BUSCH. Flute.
YR. GEO. \. BRIsToW.
An., "Non pin Andrsi. Doa Giovanni. Mr. d,es-
SONG 10. Here ,hs Gsn,is Lark lna, Bow.
sShens, accompanied oo the hass BY Ms'
Rom.uso. sciri;o Gen, ircm Lis isicriss frs, i''''
time Mr Augu,,ps Braham. ......... Don sstt.
Song. "Maoy Years Ago" nrp. Henry g. Ws'eoa.
o.o Ma y .he ;onSo.n he s sA'''a
of Artsxer1es, Madame w. Bsucnells. Miss
M Lsach, Mr.. Gr5ssorex. and Mr.. Augustus
Brsham. comroted by. by................. 3rah,m.
Song, '0h Araby Dear Ataby Miss Leach. 0Seron.
irisA baiiAd Ois In sbe Ssiiiy Right hr. pgussus
Irish baiias by req ucs.. .Kathieen Xavoprncen,"
Madame W. Bouohelle ................ :. Crouch.
Aria. 20 vert thou but mine own love-" Ii. Groa
Ballad, ;" Old Tre:aisbipa smile. Mira IL q. ws..
rsio Dolce Trana ai 6rss ii ne ia An.ra. N'''''
Madame W. Bouohoile, Miss M Leach, ard
hr Arsuatue RrsbaI1. ................Su .Sucitss.
Scotch ballad. Annie Laura by reque3s Ame W. Bou-
sens. "Nsysr Despair" tho LAST oom position of tho
celebrated veteran tenor, COM posed IN the old
Ensl sh ballad atyie MIR. Augustus BrahAm. Graham.
ycSoss 81 cents To be ntd at the Music stores
Doors open ~ hatpast q; 90 commence punatuay asS
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- ". wssTooTr. AUcrloNsgR AN INTENSIVE

u W wssTooTr. AuCrloNsgR AN INTENSIVE
M s.a v.iu.tle ctmart Of household furniture
a'ves furnishing arlesthe furniture offs fanlly leaving
hc diryihia Mcnasy ~ l0s. ooooy. a. JIG woh
aytrUe 1hvce py and nIT,id Carpets, Oh Cloth, Mat
81 to's Lounges, psistoa furnituTo on oui1 Ma
trpy Chairs--F ~ stch Cottage and WALNUT
haYs Eaasle.as args Feather psds NasresGep ArYorG
Dressing and RI in Burs Htnss sop furn,srs. sup,
ror Card fables niEirg d. lat asa1J DgnDs Ottora
Ivory sud S,eg Cutlery, Croostiy, NEAnsoles, Orns-
uCnTs, vita qlsrMty OIL sieasn tasnitaTs -rMa OK
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W. E0NrRENDyEE. AUCTIoNFEs = TUESDAY,
~ MSroh az u o'oloe al pe.rl strse nottssgs
s Drug store. consisting Of drawers and cousaAss,
dtow bottles rours and BOTTLES marble top
.cs', sGste and Weights, dthss. SO.
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gEshVELLEKs, GUIDE,

AIEw JEasEv RAiLR0AD.--ras NALL LINE VIA
IN Jersey City IN tho Afternoon viii leave h.f hour
ster and after thc drss Of Maroh, viz ~ half
81. passenger line between rant apd aev Nors,
an frat of M:roh Leaving Trenton At
a. A., ana New Work At Az Pm.
fSAMDEs AND swIoY RAILROAD roR PuILA.
" delph-, frsm Pier Nc North rirr foe. OF Bs.ssyy
gsee BY esetnhost John rotter 9vo haes daily Morn
I'D Inc leaves ats A. NJ Afternoon esyrsss line SAP NJ
through " Phiinda phiA In four sEd na hours Fare
sifst cs.s osrc s. aooBi otes, 81 Wstlrnng lesvs
Ihsdelphis, from foot of Wauut street. ~ NJ and
IN. kmgant lino, by stoamboss Tlnlaport from Pisr
10 l. ats r. ~! Fare 81 90.
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IAxEB COLE, AUCTfONEER WARRINGTON PARK,
BrooSlyn-pobtvo auction sale Of 80 lots Myrtle
DC Esb, Cnmbers Carbon, Oxford POrtlsud
psrh ard Flushing avenues, in Brookyp comprising nesry
tie Sd day OF March 1882 A. IL o'clock ST asoa, the
kerohsnts Exchange in tho city of New York EvsrY os
offered will be positively sd the hi1hess tdde-
srsded snd paved and the lot ad.p,ed 70 building forth
with Tha gle embraces OF the valu.ble
the oy ef Breoklyn Of them beirg Myrtle De Kb
and Cumberland avenues opposite Washington Pars; aud
oters north ef Avrtle eveRue, Park Finishing,
Cumberland, oxford Perslsnd. and Ham avcnues THO
from the foot Of Montague street ths
esrees New York VIII be direct lin from this prsnsry
slong syrtt avenue sud Montague street. Washa pa
ccnianin and uarvaled
p.ossess o Tho cities Of Brceiiyn snd Now York sd
hsboI 10 In the this property Tho urasrx
plan rg Of 5hs Park PROCESS oontr.ct "
30 ompleted the lsh dsy oil April next auI lots
will be sod tho laid therefor
.-c Saed snd paved, With the eyoep
OF U.mYder which has graded
private oonrso rood title and frss from all enauul-
Clausca sganss nuisance iusorei In ths dsedS
FAf0 Maps, books ana further information
30 chtsncc srpes.ion 70 Jsnes Cole, No. 81 Fuiten
street. Nreolys No. Wal e.reet, New YORK. nf the
iutsstl,ess. LOTT, MURPHY, y4NDERBILr,
NO. Front sweet, Brooklyn.
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&AA.E n Rw AUGHzVAs


a uCTIoS NOTICE GROCERIES,. FISH. WINES
- 81 Dey street Of Gseenwish ssreosFgs Raiius
Ainords Currsn Freneh Pruner in fancy glass and
~, barrels Wslnuts. seap Candles Coffee res Scg.rs,
Sweet Oil. Counter Scales, Plsorm, do, Brandy Gin,
Whiskey, Wine, Potatoes. ". A. CARTER, AucteRssr.
A JCrlON NOTICE.. D. HOLB gO0K & co. WILL
n ss this day largo and desirable assortment of fam
g Hardware, Ard Gtsswsre consisting in part of
Table Cutlery Gothic Walters. China Tes Ete, ec also.
soias Chairs Tables &e. Sslo at 10 O'clock at No l0i
hsiten lane.
A CcTIoN NOTICE-THOS. BELL AUCTIoNEEH-
n By w. I. Van zands. This day. tAonday will com
mence as already cad the sale Of shook
OF Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Goods liberal terms
l O'Clock in the siles rooms Me- % Sprucs stgeet. The
trh de- Ao would do well to attend Tuesdy the ba.noa
q Furniture from Eighth and Hanersley street,
In ihe sales rooms.
CCTI0N EOTICK,-CoLD AND SILVER WArCHHS'
"A slishtly damrgsd-In Jno. E. Van Ant-oep's trade
sale for Tuesday March, as No. 10 Cedar street will be
found ,hrtyour Gold snd twelve Silver Watches slightly
damaged by water At the FIRE in Maiden lsne short time
tgo NB1he above will be sola at II O'clock, for cash.
account OF whom nav AlHo a. kke hour,
will be sold credit. Of four months 20 dos Turner'S
Cennine smsll cutlery. elegant patterns suitable for
stAsicnera; in perfeot erder,
w. BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture.Tuesday, March 2. 81 ten O'clock At No. III
Clinton strcct, j. w. Brown will sell at suction above,
tho furniture Of family declining housekeeping consisting
o. Sofas Chairs, Divans. Pr and Card Tables Looking
6iasses Carpes Lamps Girsndols OIL Cloth. Hall Stends,
Eedstssas, Kitchen utensils. &s ec.
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Z El&EgnUC xSe.

MORE TEsTIuOEY.-THE EDITORIAL COLUMNS
ll tho country press With such spont.ssous
the Tuthsd below from the E.sox STA ndard
EIi1abethtovn, New Jersey. Feb @ 1854 Well may be
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NbW YORK U0RsH EAZAAR. 81 Cg0aBY STREET
hnoton Sale of Hosses. Carrases, Harness go every
hondsy ard Wcdnnfdsy ati2o'eook fersopg having pro-
tef'y 70 ospeso tf win call have 10 regasred.
JOHN III GATFIEID, proprslor.
E'o BE soLD AY AUCTION od THIS DAY (aoN-
dsy1 March let, ~ IL o'clock the New York 5rse
bAiaer 81 Crosby seo broNn horst for bill
H. hUDD
NEILL BIZ BOLD Tuts DAY-THE STOCK, FrXTURgs
w End fwspituxc In VI oyster saloon, A.
a Hudson street. 70 Via enc enS tho moab BY - oaiysa
y. FerchsscS can have lsaso- $50 Hesssa ssseeA
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We received the official Gacee u the government
published ct San jose to the 2sth ut We translate from
Il the following document
, 1852-10-09
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

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sents tho strongest motives to the Publishers 10
make it still more worthy of the unprecedented "a
vor with which il has been received by the public
The present number is embellished with the DOT
traits Of the eminent American writers Irving and
Bryant, and a view of their residences, aecompa.
MED with original sketches of their literary char
acter Cthers, names distinguished in letters and
science, will be made the subject Of articles and
pictorial illustrations in subsequent numbers.
The circulation Of the Magazine is now sixty
thousand and is regularly extending in every parl
Of the Union, No elioit will be spared to render
it a great National Work, both in regard to the
richness and variety Of its contents and its adap.
ton TO the wants OF the American mind. The
utmost care will be taken to present faithful and
pleasing picture Of current English literature, whi,
nothing will be admitted which can offend the
most fastidous taste the incest sense of morality
As an agreeable and instructive publicalion io
family reading in any portion of our vast Repub
he the Publishers are determined that it shall be
without a superior in the literature Of the world.
Each number Of the Magazine will contain l44
pages octave, in double columns The volumes oil
a single year, therefore, will present nearly two
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Fashion Plate will accompany each number. New
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septl9 If
, 1852-10-09
THE TUALATIN ACADEMY.

J. NJ. Keller, PRINCIPAL,
Is located in the town Of ForSst Grove, Tusla-
l tin plains This institution is now ip is IN
fancy, yet parents and guardians desiring to send
to the school may be assured not only Of the
healthiuness and beauty Of the location-thc in
tellgence and morality Of the inhabitants. but g..
Peeially that such teachers will be employed as will
mske the highest mental and moral improvement
Of the scholars their chief object
A spacious and noble Academy building has
been erected on a site commanding a view Of two
extensive Praires, with their inter venins and en-
Ct reling forests, and when completed will furnish
ample accommodations for both departments Of the
school
Forest Grove is about equi-distant from the
towns Of St. Helens, Milton, Portland, Milwaukee
Oregon City, and Lafayette.
The urms Of the Institution will commence as
follows;
Spring term, the % Wednesday in March
Summer term, the I'd Wednesday in June
Fall term, the 81 Wednesday in September.
Winter term, the I'd Wednesday in December.
The terms will be eleven weeks each
Tuition-primary studes--S6. Higher DO. So
per term. Board may be obtained in private ami.
lies. G. II. ATKINSON. seere,arv
N. u. Mr.. Keller expects to be absent the sum.
mer term, on q tour to the states but returns As
soon as Possible-he is authorized 10 obtain anna
raius, philosophical, &C., for the Institution.
eomPeieni teacher will he secured for the term.
eePtio G.. II. A.
, 1852-10-09

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