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The Con oners congratulate the people Of the State
the W. tho tie good policy OF the enlsr Is settled They
history the Canal attTbuDg the first in
Can ais in this Sse OF legislative character Mr For
top Of the President 10 United surplus fun TO
and turnpkes then proposed
the tide waters Of the Hudson River aud Lake
the history Of Csns class the present
Canals in the third OF their existence,
they would feel that they had discharged the
whole duty this occson did they omit 70 call the attention Of
the subject Of bail given by for the
their In view Of the probability
hat within months contrasts will be entered iHt0 the
Ysueut aud eomptcn Of the canals IL important that sich
rcauors all be tcn vii give the State the Advantage Of
he Lowest the time Insure the compile ton OF the
xsorf accorlipf o the terms Of the contracts.
lettings ohe public works combinations made
the bidders which Of The lowest refuse take work
sbred 10 t AID the work higher bidders advertise the
work 10 BE- day, when the state Of things
The ,retes now require that bidders shall duly
The htt practice benefit
n bf state Certsn Is that thee bonds have
been Indemnify the State against Losses
nK o Of contracts And those works 70
,bIo bidders than
10 and force its econon cal execution
Cuggesled that the suree Of bidders accompany
m bile works shall be requredto justify to ther
rrontihty the Of two hOnanf dollars aud that in
bidder take awarded 20 him. it
then than i've thousand dollars at the
Commissioners qudsfed damages reultng
non refusal ard addition - the uSla suree required to
ID co1fnc hh0G not ss than ten than twenty
CJmuisz0ners
A. ,ddifi security for the completion Of the work
these adopted would much
resronfbe contractors aud
Gcr &C npe,on Of the Canal - sr AID reasonable prices
- ffsisredl FkEoERICH FOLLErF,
HENRY FIrZdUGH,
MAIHEH.
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STEAMBOAT BURNT-sIxTY LIVES LOST.

NEW-OsLEANs, Jan ~ 4cOf'
The steamer Georgia from Montgomery Alabama caught
ere on Saturday night and was totally destroyed together
with most of her cargo including thousand bales OF
Cotton She had about two hundred passengers on board
mostly emgrants going Texas and slaves and II Is est
mated that sixty of them either burned or drowned
Among the lost is Mr. Jackson, of Georgia The loss OF
property is over $4,000 The boat valued at s2soOO
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Me, Tuesday, jan .. I50i'
The Legislature in convention to day nlied al tns wa va
cauces in the Senate follows la bls,,e, Two W.
Cat democrats IIld two Wings and ore MId Cet VI
one Morrill, Democrat and two Wings Nth Two nTrr
democrats and one Wing XIih two wings Aiif ~ %
Two Morrill, Democrats The Senate now ksistS Oh 10
49, m VIVA Cat democrats and NJ orril Democrats
The Coalition msjoriy in the House s about ~ ana IN inc
= ucta
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covered by Insurance VIII al be saved but ia d.>
AIRED state


Tie river slil r.n h obstrucleS by ice
The clipper ship Tornado fiOn Calao arrived Oh MN
Gay eve ming and came to anchor in hs North River Dur
ng tie night lie icc ded foul OF her which caused sar
to drag her archors when she brought up below Govern
ora leland She Wa tosed the East River this morn
ing by tie steamboat LeVisshan-
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THE JAMES ADGER AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsT0N, Tuesdhy, JHI' 0I' - =,
The United States Mail steamer james Aager s,
Dickinson from New York arrived here al elo'A 'a''
Monday night.
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DEATH OF A LAWYER.
the WEATHER IN BOSTON.

BUsIONf tHtFUUlf .-cr.lI.
Abraham Moore distinguished member OF the suhoA
bar, died last night, aged e..
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rnr otirrrn anArr NOR.

The rev clipper bark Grape Shot. lceared "' ',e''
tournc which sun Sunday Ia iio Eas. River oy psg
cot through by tho Ice viii be aised 10 few days ~n'u
,esisipng WY great damage She had cargo
Of SEQ bib -four 900 bosses and oashS Ohee'e ana
uutri,, OF hardware valued At sbou' s'9so whoa .
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BOSTON, IuttuAyl Jun y !, - 4
The weather has been quite mild here TO day una r'
thGw set in
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o,xrn,, u0rSToN IN PROVIDENCE.

pROYIDESCE, TUESDAY Jan o. 49,.
General Houston delivered lecture mere IN: HaS
upon the North American Indians. he '''i'oU '''1
bIanches of the General Assembly to-day
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iAras H.ut- The Police Of Cincinnati male descent
ON sundry gambling houses ON t1,hs' Ia MAJ c'y on me
eVrnps ofth. aTih and took into eaGody twaaiy hfes
rsrseus Who we're slgslgh,uay conducted 70 the Nseh
lluurp
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Fycro,cuwEyrs or THE HARBoR.


TIE Committees Commerce Of the two Houses OF the
Legislature yesrdsy and the day before visited the Hir
Dor of NewYork the line from the Navy YaEd to ae
Battery on the East River and from the Battery Thirty
frss on the North River Three Of the Assembly Con
itiee were p-esent-Messrs German Backus and H1ck
lev ard the full Committee ofthe Sena'eMesrs Brooks
Hutch rs and Pratt Both Committees joined by TIE
President THE Chamber OF Commerce Mr. PERT the Com
ee of Merchants elected to take into consideration tSe
encroachmenis upon the HaEoor and by numerous gen
,lemen connected with the City Governments OF New
York ard BROOKLYN Com Boorman and Cspi Hudson Of
the Navy Yard and Major Frsser OF the L. 5 Engineer
Corrs and the District Attorney were also present
end visited the Harbor with the Committees Several
hours were spent in careful examination OF the PIN
On the two rivers by tho party, and particularly IN
the vicinity Of the Navy Yard aud ao1g both the 5rook
lyn and New York shores Tie much talked Of ensroach
rep Allowed by the grant from the Comm soner Of the
Land Office 10 Henry Rugges was also examined and
buoy and flag placed the water line where the end Of
tie Rurges Pier would reach The Wc'mooo Pier was n
Ike manner examined and the numerous encro chnents
made or designed by those residing in both cities
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The Educational Department Of ugpor Canada have
sanctioned Goodrichs British Eoqdefce Tor the fuohe
Libraries now cslahlIshing In that Province
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SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.

BALTIMORE, IueHdsy, Jm % 70
We have no mail this morning south OF kiebm'hh
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The other tables with which the report abounds have
been already mostly published in the Report Of the Com
missioneis OF tne Jana Gas.
Iseect the following suggestions IN relation to the ex
rected Canal Lettings for the Enlargement
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[By Telegraph
WRECK OF PRUssIAS BARK-HEAyY WEATHER

WRECK OF A PRUssIAN BARK-HEAyY WEATHER.
HALITAx, Tuesday, Jan 81. 1854.
The brig Velocity Capt Bourke. arrived here reports
Jen a. LAT 45o lon CO i2- in with the Prussan bark
ST. Johns from City Point Va for Liverpool out fry days
in distress with loss of ruddcr sails spar' leaky &c
Both vessels being blocked with ice ii was impossible to
render assistance Law by the wreck the folio ging day
and saved TIE crew, but of them effects
The bark D. K Desolf Holmes from New-York for Ma
ples. with cargo of tobacco end lockwood put in here TO-
day with loss OF topmasts yards, &c.
BRIG FIRE.
NORFOLK, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1854
The brig Montague, witaker from Rockland Me bound
10 Wilmington c. put here with loss of sails leaking
and on fire. The fire was soon extingushed
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DOING.S IN THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1884.

ALBANY, IuesdaY, jan II, 1877.
From Our Own Reporter
THIN SENATE.
There still slim attendance of Senators, there not
beng sufficient number in the city this morning to pass
q ~ o Thirds bill
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Later from Salt L.aka

LoulsvILLE, Sept. The Salt Lake nail
to July LIST arrived at St. Louis To- day. Pesce
has been established between the psonIe Of
Salt Lake and al the Utah Indians, 0overnor
Young having concluded . treaty with eli tAs
:, About 1000 persons have gone TO Salt Lake
this season, and many complaints are msde bv
them OF outrsges committed by Pswnse n
oians. man named French, . wood team
ster. was killed In broad dsylf ght. anS Toa
sheep have been driven of
The mail arrived from Santa Pc on the Int
instf?r but brings nothing Of interest. The
crops OF New Mexico are good, and the t,sIns
experienced no trouble from the Indiana A
osnd OF CAmanches was met crossiue, perfect.
~ ftiendiy. The buffalo we're Numerous eli
over the plains
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ny y: Q. MEG UIRE. Aucttoneer.
ENA.ELLhNT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL furniture at Auction.-0n MONDAY r. oruinr
September llth, at 10 u'clcrk, 1t one Of the Two
honsss occupied by Prof ID. e. Gropx on the eosth
sids or enDsylvana avenue, between 9Th and ,th
streets, shs sell an excellent assortment Of Fur
nture, viz:
Mshosany Hair-Feat Sofa, Divsns sni Rockers
Do Martletop Centre and Card Tables
10 Secretary. Psror Chairs
Antique fnlaid Cabinet Statuettes
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus ''
8edstesds, " ardrobes, Wristbands
BAR and hunk Mattresses CJttaee Set
Large lot OF Blankets, Quilts ehcets &c
fine pamask and Lace Curtains and CornIcs
Chinese Vaees Bowls &C.
airsndoles Solar End other Lamps
PHrlof, Passage, Stair ard Chamber Csrpets
Floor Mating, Rugs Olcioth
Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Books, Engraviugs aud Medals 10 frames
bu,khead, with Shelves suitable Tor q cigar store
Terms: $50 and under cash; over sz5 a credit OF
s*o ana Jour months, for notes satisfactorily en-.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
aug CD Auctinneer.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERpRIsE-LIBERAL EouI.


MAGNIFICENT ENTERpRIsE.-LIBERA EoUI
s:. TABLE, AND CERTAIN.
wHIIHHvRsT's DASUKRREorYPE sNrERPRIH.
u. WH1TEHURST has decided to Trustees In
y trust for tie benefit Of the shareholders in the
spove enterprise $50 900 worth of real and personal
to be disposed Of among the holders Of share,
a. the erlest possible date, after the gale Of all the
snar%s The shares are So each, which entities the
nsidsr to an equitable share In the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
also, to one Of WhitehurstsS3 Worlds Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes Of self or friend at any time when
the certificate IL presented at either Of his Gaerea
In Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk
Lynohburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
ARRANGEMENTS have also been made to redeem tie
certificates with the following celebrated Artiste
J. Quincy, n J. city; D. O Collins, Philsdslphia.
Pa, Springfield and WestHeld, Mass; A. @. Part
ri1ge. Wheeling, Va: and VIM. 7. Porter, Cincin
The fact that this property is decided to trustees
rust residents OF the District Of Columbia, for the
benefit OF the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving Dagusrreotype worth s., and OF the very
finest quality and elegantly cased: the hiph charac
Ter and positions Of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business Of Mr. Whitshurst
he deems sufficient guarantees that every promise cl
this advertisement will be promptly aud faithfully
performed, az the pictures to be taken will be di.
tetouted among many galleries, capable Of producin
fifteen hundred psguerreotypcs per diem
Not more than fifty thousand shares will be sci l
Persons residing at a distance aud Wishing order,
for Daguerreetype (Which will entitls them to a
share In the above snterprise) will please encore
tins amount post paid, to Whitehurst's Gallery,
Washington, D. G.
HILBUS / HITZ, Agents for the sals Of ordsr.
IN this city, ct their Music Depot south ode Penna
avs.. betu. 10th and 1lh streets. In Georgetown
at Miss THOMAS'S Book and Fancy store, Hirh
street. near First. iyS-TTh&s8m
A LOT Of OLD NERHPAPSRS FOR SIZE "a
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAHAY from the subscriber, near Reltsyil,e.
John Terral. Ee is between Is and 10 wears Old
rather more than five feet high, black, With dull
eountenance, small eyes, short Dabby hair coed act
OF teetb, round shonldered, and very slow in his
movements He has a father living In Charles eo
and viii probably make his way there. The above
reward will be given If delivered to me, or secured
IN Jail so may get him again.
JAS. 4. BRENT,
aug Su-lR" near Beltsyi1lo
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WOOD, COAL AND LIME.

HAVE ON hand q lot Of superior LINE, suitable
l. fer Stone Masons, BricklsJers, md Plastt rers
ALEC: hickory, oak and Pine WOOD, by wholesale
and retail, all Of good quality -,
Also, hed and White Ash Coal Of different sizes
suitable fer CRATES. stoves and ranges
All OF which Will be sold aslow q tbs market Win
auofo. WIN. WARDER,
aug 26-d1w y ~
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
select, Classical and Mathematical School fol
Boys.
CHAs. B. YOUNG, A. NJ, Principal
1tHIS Institute, situated near the corner of II and
l. 18th streets, will reopen on the first Monday
in September.
Terms per quarter for the full course, SIS: for
the English branches, $40. Payment in advance
VIM Il. Allen, IL. D., Rev. r. 8. Evans,
Pres. Grad College Rev. J. n. Brown.
Prof B;ird, Smithsonian Rev. I. r, Wysonr.
Institute Hardness ne"
Rev. II. Sl;cer TIP. Moraan Fer
Rev. r. L. Dashiel. Purselj' ESQ
Kew. J. g. Butler, w, McKneW' Eso-
Rev. G. A Davis, auo 2sEeo
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TELHfRAPHTC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star


f~t<sse0 - A1ofae-zA1 kpooao PM
l L-I Tho Markets., As.
NEw YoRk, September The C. 3. naz
steamer Arctic sailed at noon to-day for Liv-
srpool. She took out one hsndssd pssssursrt
and OVER one million Of dollars In spsois. n Q
shipments Of specie to England this vssl q.
cscd tho lAsgs sum Il sixteen hundred thons-
and doIlass -......
Gen J. A. Dix and his we'll known ssser,
Mis- Dill, were aness tie passenger n the
Arctic
The weather to-day ID excessively warm. "A
one o'clock this aftsraoon, the mercury seeod
ct 90.
The steamship Pacific. with four days Later
advioes from Europe is now hourly locked Sss.
She sailed from Liverpool On the asa q Aug
The market for breadsufs Il hrm bat Quiet
Cotton dull and dropping. The money market
very tight-ths street rates for Arst Glass
paper ranging from lisls per cent per month.
Good names, from 2a2i per cent. The ssoek
market is without the slightsst vitality. The
banks arc still further eprtsiling their d.
counts In consequence Of the heavy shipnssts
Of coin to Europe e|
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ROBBF.aY-S10O REWApn

'hh room * the subscriber was entered On the
\ nisnt o. the s0th inst and bis wallet stolen
~ Els tAnts pocket, containing $500 end upwards
M. usn1 bills, mostly on Manchester. Ntw Ramp
shaes, oan"S together with several notes of hand
uso 70 sny one but the owner nay nent having bes n
ssoPPd d. liberal reward will be given for the re-
tur.I of the Papers alone.
At National Eating House, cor. 9th at 4 Pa
aug 3l-3tf - ''
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DIED,

FIJI 49, e ~ instant, in the SD year of her age
LII. hnEiH A: BROWN, at her residence on 6;t
Street between N and o. 'SA.s va "'i
10. Her funeral will take n.ca an o.,
SSunoay1 afternoon, II O'Clock. The fTiendt are
ID thi city, on the LIST instant, a, the residence nj
MINOR, late OF Kentucky 'AIias'
70 The funeral will take place Tomorrow ,s,n.
day. morning, at O'Clock, which his fienas sni
, OF mo uncle are respectfully invited 10 NJ
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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESTIAfrn

AVINd resumed the Auction and Communion
IL business, respectfully effer INV serv;cas 10
the many friends Of the House o, Edward Dyer,
ROBERT ". Dyer, and Dyer / Bro, and to the citi
sens generally From an experience Of thirteen
ysels, natter myself that may claim from my
nave engaged the services Of Mr. 4. g. Wright,
% aeorgetown, a. Auctonsef. His Qualifications
are 700 well known to require comment -
Al al seiee made BY me viii BE eaahed II deirsd.
pee oy Me.srs Collins, BOVINE, 4 Co, ON 18th st +,
lst door from corner Pa avenue = -rr
..r..i.,,.,T 49, GEO. =. DYER.
my rooms. Any inforustaou sppSrtaining to them
VII b ehssrfpliy given, sug S2-dln
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Ohio RiyArATha Crn.s

WHEELING, Sept 7.-fhere are IL inches Of
water in the channel Of the river at this posos.
At Pittsburg, IL inches OH
Dispatches from various parts Of the wsst,
speak more enoouraginsly Of the prospects Of
an average corn crop.
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The Cotton Crou

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. The Price Cur.
rents annual statement of the cotton orop n.
presents it 70 have been a,e3O, 900 bAIsc the
year receipts 1t this port l.44l 900 bales, va,us
OF cotton received we're $54. Ok, 900. The re-
ceips 1t the port Of other Articles 4. estin go
at $6o60o,00o. Value OF the year'e exporta
0o.oo0 The stock Of cotton, iecjIdine
on cupboard, 70 23,450 q
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Arrival Of the Garnto1p

BosroS, Sept. The q. g. sloop ~ v,y
Saratoga, Commander Walker, arrived tAjs
afternoon. last from the Sandwich Islsads.
she was dispatched with the japan tresty bv
Commt dore Perry, which was received eoms
weeks sipoe via San Franoiseo. Brsyet Nai
jacob Teller, Of the marine corps, is De-.
senger. The officers and crew are au vail
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THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of l4h street and Ne.o York arenus.
''hIs Institution will BE- opened for the next YEA,
l. On the FL st Monday in September, 1854. The
number Of pupils Is Hmi ed. The school will con.
sift OF thrse classes, Junior, Middle and &nior. Ey
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap LEGATIONS shout
oe made Immediately. Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time. -
Circulars at the Bookstores, s,r..y.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY win OMEN st
tho same time. Circulars ~ aboys. -
RICHARDs, c-
~ Sl-d3m MRS. NJ. A. RICHARDS.
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Dsoitnss q Nomi>ation-

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Hon. Hiram Weld.
ridge, Of the Third District. declines q MONT.
nation for Congress :. go
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEWINARY.
gEoRaEToWN, D. Q.

GEORGETOWN, DO
MRS. a. II. cisrE, PsnupA1s.
1HHE duties Of this Seminary viii Be resumed IN
i FRIDAY, sept6 mber lsr. -
The course Of studies actually pursued in th;s In
stitution embraces higher and more thorough
mary In the Union. @''A1
The location Of the Seminary Is remarkable for II
saiubrity; The buildings are large the rooms capa
cious, and the grounds for recreation are very am
pie. 90 "A'
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIT o ssptsmber and LIST Of
February: This charge includes boarding, tuition
IN 1ngisn ana Mathemat.ce, room rent, fuel, lights
and Painting extra.
psy scholars from $ to $40 per quarter, according
Reference is made to b.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. Geo T. Dc Ia HR0Sh. W. G. Rdgely, Esq, Hunter
Robert P. Dodg., Esq, and Dr.. o. n. Tntb;c n,H
aeorgetown, D; O; and to JOS. q. Bradley, ESQ,
aaron e Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. TitEhugh Coyis,
jy4-n Intel Un,onA
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BANKS IN TIE UNITED SrArEs.-On the lat
Of January, 1854, the condition of the banks of
the United States, as near as could be ascer-
tanned, was as follows: Capital paid in, $3ol,-
47s,071; loans and discounts, 500, 2s7, 42S ::
circulation, 1904 $50 ,2o7; deposits, s1ss, 1885,.
IA; specie, $50, 41O,253
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Low WArER.-It is said that tho bows are
"ading ACROSS the Ohio river at the mouth of
the kanawha. 1t is thought that tho river has
not been % low since 1888.
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ABANDONED AT LAsr.-Mr. Ericsson has
given up his caloric motor idea. A pair Of
steam boilers arc about being put into his
much-talked Of ship.
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Erie Canal LettdnRu

BUFFALO, Sept THE lettings Of the w.
tern division Of the Erie canal vere eli made
this afternoon. The contractors were al from
the western part Of the State.
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Church Burnt.

SPRISaFIELD, Sept. 1.-The Congregational
Church at East Hampton, burned last yesr ana
nearly rebuilt, was sgsin destroyed With the
be tho work of An incendiary.
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,
EaR EOIrAyIy L lnIE2

BY MRS G. AND MISS NJ. A. ~ r.
-KassdeauseHs Avenue, bst,ceen 10th Ia
,,,u, r,a xAsmsaTos' =. o. ~" ' iA"' - ''''
TUE Fifth Academic yer< or this In..,t,,t,on MI,
Il, open On aS u =. September Isl The studies
rs..1 10 h1.a Ito four Glasses con prising ali the
n nsl IS CT finished English education
sces MN to $40 per quarter according to clas,
,,s.S french, Music Drawing and Painting a,
The kcation On ths Northern Liberties, q mos,
i;ss and pleasant part Of the city) offers pecu
,ar Inducements 70 boarding pnpils, having the adj
.nt pare air, and plentiful supply Of excel
len. Msass. Terms per session of ten months far
nua-; ns ana tuition. including Music, French,
AAnT"Ae' Coz 500, payable half In advsnes
nes. l.; ]! Gilliss, Dr. w. Jones, Gen. B. @. Weight
gan 3 a. F. CUNNINGHAM. Esq, J. F. Halliday, ESQ.
Fso fen5,ee, Esq, Washington, D. G.; R. C. Bowie
splingdale Boarding School, Va. "' -
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3All u Rrid1A

WHEELING. Sept. Ian arch bridge under
construction near this city, on the line Of the
hemPheld Railroad, foil In this evening. kill
lng James Mccartney, contractor, and one
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CINCINNATI, Sept. The United States
Express was robbed Of between $50 900 and
$4,000 ct the Hamilton railroad depot LA
night.
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SECURITY OF AXE HELvEs.-An improve.
ment in the mode Of securing axes to their
helves has been effected by the Messrs, Bills
OF "indham, Ct, which it is thought will
prove invaluable on the score of strength, O.
pacity, and durability.
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/: SALE OF RAILROAD IRoH-An auction sale
of 1850 tons railroad iron, 800 deliverable a,
Milwaukee, and $50 deliverable here, is ad.
vertised in the New York papers by Messrs
Walter Gsenough 4 Co., for Sept 9th, "fo,
account of the Contractors
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CENTRAL ACADEMY

CEN TRIAL ACADEMY,
Corner e and lOah streets.
THE duties Of this Institution will be resumed nm
i Monday, September 4.h.
The courte Of instruction will be thorough, en-.
hrar,rg the various branches Of an English Mathe-
matical and Classical education.
Terms, Per quarter.
elementary and higher English......$6 80 and IS 80
Latin. Greek, aud Higher Nsthe-
man 30 IL 20
For further particulars zee circulars at the book
stores. -
r. B. DIETRICH. frincapais.
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