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million Of las With - i's ,spt.l from
tue tine Ct IL I'D 0te- Ia Se- Work saf
tsesi. .usd ,iu,s BY uorr K-teham fre,ur-n Of
tie Company rhomss W Lndio~ In co1si er.r a OF
~ $50 sdy.Icsd he repaid hun With Interest sir
cent with privilege &c to stJ.t 10 second million e.pts
10 b. u,a BY III. Directors; that .-s.. Robert Gej
sttuylr hecaHe o. SD esrrifcste and ia-rrei
to Jsnif for Loan q - 600 pl.nts rsevisz CO. ,,s
h 70 sie the stock that The Company s1b.e i1eatY
oscf.d 10 refsss the capita to <l4 90 aud % issus
5Z2 'hse' subject 10 81 nstsert % on cash share
he that be.s Schuyler Obtsret from hE1 the e.r1
for TIE pBrp0se OF reeesirx such ros IN. panf
nsN tiied 70; that u SO shares pisnt
Int that sua entitled 5s2 shsre Of The ncrsssd
at The time Of u ss sad iprr-sse and he did not knps
tll lopE sftrrg-rd he that H. AMI tn.
Con tsny IefuFe furnish him sd sidon.l stock and th
II. Con psny at the tine OF s-unz s.d .ddiions soes
Certified he rshts Of the pi.nt He that said
ss share. ssnsd Hsr. scbaye and that they
liste bin for Ii He that the said stock h.
sd r.eenber Mum Of l-.st ts5 share that
.h.n commencing su II IL not worth more than
Mum % sfS per sb.re ne asks tbs, Hessrs b. r-q1ir.d
th~y bsve oil h. steel dspo.ed of and thai xssrs
Rim tie between ..ia SIS and k hsre
and that the Company be eDned from parting With said
shlre' SC
Besrs s,huyhr In ap,wer deny the RI 90, Of pain.s
sale cor that The oTigns stock h.i ever been
vsrsfsrr,d 70 Thonn W. Ludlow They say th.s M
the Company during MS f'on New York vhoI,
request FRI him ard he receiot snd csrttd ATE
hn ,.sS H. 5.e,r. and be the
property ~ Mess Tbs, In Move bsr they barr ,~ei Of
plaintiff 81 CO., six month";, fvus their note with oasfs
Of the receipt sBd hcste Of sad 800 slaves thst ihe
rer,ved fer rmTsr period the col.,erl rsmSirns
sssp renewed for thrs thst they then settled
With plaintiff be receiving 10 fol- for said losn csrh;sse Of
creased .toek M.Is that by their ,-ritions
.fe tie Company. they put 70 copsd-rsb los &c
They coLtere that plaintiff hs right to said ho'us
elsm upon them 1ne COMPANY also deny snJ liability To
be cDItiu
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fAdvertv.rept

FAMILY SCALEs.-Mayor Woods recent order,
which css into qeon dersch Of tn. Pole force for
the d.ueou OF So weights in tn. City q se~ Yort
fe.fs the pnrtsnee Of bns supplied
orhor S't traders With view TO Meeting the Of the
unY 10 this FAIRBaSEs Ca hive r.c.nty
mpr we'd modfcstou Of their celebrated Scales which
they cerombste The FAMILY SCALE lit being designed or
aro psensry sesp ed 70 hous-h Ia purposes wesh with
the from half to hundred and
forty pounds Thi scse !. provided sh sco'p p,n, for
weighing -four other In the kitchen sad
sso With platform for heavier css boxes casks Sc
well for t.iuG the wesh Of insivduL members Of the
fsuJ-hom the porty IsIeatsei down 10 The little heir
10 tb, cradle
Hcu~k.pers and Others interested invited to cal a. the
Scale Np.bouse No l2s Broadway and Examine TIE
ten.iv yaty Ct Scales Bssncss WEIGHTS &c to b. fou1d
In the United StaeL FAIsB.sKs Co No lss srosa~sy
Between Dty ard Courdsn3tss
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TUESDAY, April 2i-P NJ.


The Stock Market was heavy. to-day, with fair
smount OF transactions. At the Second Board the
tendency was downward until the close, when there
wss some recovery Of frmness. Erie closed at 81,
having been SCI, decline Of y cent? Reading,
s6l, d, cline of | p cent Ns~-York Central, e3i;
Hudson River SSH Harlem, 81, &c. Pansns sold
at esi; Cleveland and Toledo, 76l; Michigan South
ern, ss Chicsso and Rock Island, gal &c wing
a strong m.rket; Cumberland closed at cot, sho Fing
sdeeliDe 2 cent Capton fell of cent 10
Railroad Bones the Transactions were about 81, 900,
at about previous prices. Illinois Central, 76i; NeF-
York Cenrs lCli; Fries, 1875, SO. &c. State
Stocks sod to the extent Of ESQ 00O st about previous
price, virgipis., CIT; Missouris, s,; niisaa 5s,
s4; Michigan IS, 95 &c.
In Exchange there was fair demand, aud rates
we're firm. Sterling, 9ieloi, the bulk of fr'telass
bills berg cold a; lot y cent Francs, 1898 lai.
Ire supply Of Frarcs is within excess Of he demand
In frsights ve bear Of 900 bales Cotton, 3-l61i
|. COO bbls. Resin (; 200 tuns Guaro, loI 500 bxs
Baccp, II I; ITO b1s. Tobacco Isl. To Hsvre, 1900
bales Cotton, ,c 400 tuns Wood, 60; Rice, sai
Ashes, s7ass; Whalebone ic. To Rotterdsn $50
bales Cotton &c., and to Hamburg 100 bales, ic. To
Gibraltar and back vessel Of $50 tuns was chartered
AZ se.lOo No Grain or Flour shopping The rates
are nominal for all weight goods. From Cabs, Sugar
Frejeh to G, eat B -itsin are f2at2 81. To North
Sea ports, fa IOl a 81 per tun. Jsusca to ports in
Great Britain. Sc lo for Sugar; 81 for Coffee. For
East Indies, fiom New York or Boston, to Calcutta
and home; to Liverpool or London, 60 81 "a loi.,
and from Liverpool to Cslcuts and back, Is per tun
TIE payments ct the Sub Treasury ware ea4o. $40;
received ezra 4o4 incsding eioo 900 from the West;
TO-. 40 aiS asa Paid froU Asaay. Office - ia.
Paid from dhbuning checks, 81, si3.
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RED.


ICKrRpAN-CLARK-On Monday afternoon. April p,
Ictns Cb1rcn By the Pew Or Bsrrisn. Mr.. Andrew
Jsckn tclsrnso ~ Miss "a herns Clark all OF this city
T-sRIsBaNn-At Wilito rn. C.. Tuesday
bpr no. Roland Rhe to Nj. Julia L. second daughter Of
LiTTLE-MoRRIsOS-At Fort Gs,7n. Cheroos.e Nation.
on Tu,dsy April by the Rev P. Reilly. Cspt Henry LIZ,
tie g. a to Martha, daughter Of Leut-col Morrison,
u. sA
PALntR-HAwKS-At 0tssso Nib. on Monisy Anil
H. sr Penny L. Palmer Of Exeter. Mich to Mis- Anseline
d. tss,s -
WILLIASs-kFLFE-M Caledonia. Ne, Monday.
Aprl I6 At residence OF The Hon James ". kefe by the
Rev Hesdlee. r. B. Wuli,ms Esq, Of Boohinston.
Ill, to Miss Mary Relic.
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the early q disesse and tsmpenr With p.i.
tvs toppB thst Ia fsu seeks hsy will b. vel
ths, chsDse IN the ~esthe the VISITING
alb. eest In thu country will restore tn ns.h. Taess
fu'noes viii undoubtedly benefit th; general hesb but
cannot cure III -ir ci..s,e.
have place. this before IN this p.in and dire
nosoper because would haze realize imp 8y
proper and p.s.verinf 81 lnh,Atoa ca ri ~ the
festsr scnsrss hno.D to r.n IL rendered sn.nabe
t. es.p other Of tie body sni he pd1eioss
which lead 70 the Of 5ln soply 9Th sill s--at
or force 70 Bronchitis and Ash whch though less fatal
have hther'o proved equally bsyou' tbs re'eh ~ c1-
Your obeoient ssry'rt ROBERT HCsrEE, n. D.,
Physician for Dse.sss Of me L1ng.
No. e23 Broadway Kew York Ap.il Il, 1855
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The busress st the Clearing. II ouse WA els $780,
The following sales Of Stock wers made q. auction
by Simeon Draper:
zee Peese Mat st..z.lia 20 (.,pin~sf.l...... 40
J. Ttompson's regular weekly sale Of Stocks and
Bon is takes place tomorrow at I2I o'clock. at the
Merchants EIchsnse. His list inclaies large
amount Of State Stocks
The Mechanics Banking Association has Declared
semi.annual dividend Of = cent payable on the
lat of May.
M Bacon il In St. Louis for the purpose OF arrsng
IRIS the affairs Of bic house AT meeting of the cred
irors Of Psge Bacon, on Thursday last, prososi-
ton made To them to pay 20 cents on tbs dollar
in cash and the balance 10 Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road stock at 30 cents the dollar |, is understood
that the St. Louis creditors are ready accept this
composition. We hear that million and L quarter OF
the stock Of the above Company was - be issued to
Mr.. Bacon probably in settlement OF hi, contract.
The George Law, from Aspin Esl, brings s772, 900
in gold in addition TO sl5o, 600 OF Cove nmsns drafts
on the Sub.Treasury. The amount o dcs, in the
hancs Of pssser gers is also larger than 'a. ia
sequence of the want Of confidence in trsfls. The
remittance in the aggregate, doubtless exceeds mil
lion of dollars which is quite as large antici
pated. At o'clock tee amount deposited 10 the
Assay Office was, in round numbers s3Oo, 900, with
an unusually large amount in small lots Of 10 to so
ounces Tie resumption of Page, Bacon & Co.
is announced by this arrival. This is an uu-
fortunate event as their drafts by this
steamer are, of course, protested and when the
news Of tie second suspension of Page & Bacon
reaches California matters will become still more
complica'ed. 1t is understood that the remit,aucss
by the las. three steamers will ONLY DAY 81 ne % or
80 y csut. on the drafts drawn between the 9th and
10th Msrcb, which are preferred under the assign
ment to Mr. Hosdley. The drafts by the preseu,
steamer are sbou, equal to the remtances of drafts,
Of which $4,000 we're on the Sub Treasury. rhs Al
vices by the George Law in regard to miciog are
very favorable, ard the accumulation of gold dus,
In the IL terror must be very considerable Business,
hosever, was very dull.
The shipments of treasure from Ssn Francisco for
the quarter ending with March were:
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SuPIRroR Court Nos j92 500, 2is GA 30. 345,
$50 $50 10 7% 7o7 rs 7ls 451 s35 sss 10 SO so
e77 e95 Mach slsnd) -, 73 35, IS tn ~ I3.
7i4i47 7s ISL - 7S ISL 7ss as - $50 5I7 ~ ss7
Cmcrn COURT Mo-. 1859, 1876. 2OO2. s95 lsgO,
1901 1895 1887 s22 1876 1857 1853 1874 1882 1887 1893,
ises ISL e4p 1865 Isse 2O7 2oos, 2c0s 2'll 70 2i5
SUPREME CoURT-Specal Term Nos. 90 So, %,
~ IS
L 5 DISTRICT CoUnr.-Nos. Is, IS, 6s, II, ~ 70,
:. rs Il "a
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sizs In Oil and Pastel Mbisare sizes superior 70 tbs finest
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Tsksn only BY Quincy l. D. FREDEEIcgs, No u Rue
Bss.e du Rel part Pars snd NJ $40 Bro,dT.y Ne~Yof<
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PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER .HANGISGs.

PRATT HARDESBERGH hsDuf.oiure aud Importers $50
3oedssy between lie hstd srd Ffsntlinsts invite sttsn
don 10 their eyep-ve ock ~hch by 10 ns
county F.h anc ,hso work -en, psft Of
ci,y eopnuy notice. sud their work wars,tsS
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q PORTRAITS

Go EARLY. Gentlemen desiring PORTRAITS
should stop ct BRApy's their their Off In the
nOIDpg thu will thus avoid the detention dsse
LATER hour The beet pictures made the morning. No $50
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The Henry CLAY CASE The Jury y fhe case OF
wife thu Of the ste,mbc ienrf
Cay being ecoa for osm,Fss on acc uot ol es sls
tanned by burfing OF s, boat n June 52 mo t1e
f.ut jou yesterday morris ,n3ouoc-d th-tf in,bl-
y 10 sgree Juose Rockwell the'uaop dis hrsef them
They stood five FOX tie piinfs aud seven for eldiais.
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TASve,,iacment |

TIE NEW INHALING REMEDY.-J. X. STAT
yoRDs OLIVE rAR-PIce 81 ceos a bottle. Sold at No
New-st and by MIihAU No. lo SroadSsy.
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Advertisement
v -Hot-l and Restaurant kepnp

CROCkFRY.-HOtcl ana hestanrant Keepers
will fro the uUt sought afer styles Tab and To WARE
for hotels ssoous at No 1876 Pearl Prices
M GOULD ELLIOTT. importers Chns. Gisss and
EAr;ht nware.
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iAdyertSs meDt.
CARPETrsGs, OIL.CL

OAKPETINGs OIL+tI4UI IIS, kstsi III c'tI! FuII
sly and the very lowest prces for csh Velvet raPe'J
SPY and Ingram Carpets from euttion OCloths ~ tee
aide sad under Ws Row. IT. He Eucsonst, Spring
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TAdver'is-u ept

Gas FITTING AND FIXTUBEs.-StJres, Dwell
IL Factories aud Public B1idiess promptly 6ed vim Go
Fxtures cheaper ban any other house alsodd
srip cot OF NhsU6e es, Pendants Brackets &c o. tbs
stet designs the ehols-s eDd retail Gas Fixture Minu
factory Of JAMES MoFfRT Nos ll9 and G Pnnces 81 ID
b ook west Of broadway.
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From which twill be seen that the decrease 10 receipts
sueuns 10 bse The IN expnrs to Great
Britain co bales; Fr.sse .s og d-c.ss 70 o'ner foresa
pcrs II GO Total increase 10 exports 81 .oso bales
The receipts of the Michigan Central Railroad Tor
the second week OF April, were sSi 900 gaiast
$50 25o for the came week last yeN.
The land dividend of the Cary Improvement Com
psny Of 60 share is pas able to holders of stock on
the Is, day of May. The trsnsfer books be closed
from May to May 6, when scrip for said dividend
will be delivered.
The receipts OF the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis
Railroad late the Chicsgo and Mississippi Raiirosdl
for the second week in April we're s27 $50 so.
The Coupons Of the Togs Railroad Bonds, held In
NewYork, due lst May, viii be paid on tbs. day BY
A. S. Frazer at the Seventh Ward Bank.
Mr.. John Thompson holds bis regular weekly auc-
lion sale 10. me ROW at the Merchants Exchange.
The redemption of the public debt of the United
States for the week ending the 2ist inst, was as fol-
ows: Losn of 1912, eel 500; do. 1916. $500; do.
ls47, sic $50; DO lsis, s5,ooO-toti, s39,6So.
The advices from the Superintendent Of the Pan
aura Rsilrosd Company, by the Geo. Law, are very
favorable. The road is in frst class order, and
uniting fully the expectations Of the Managers.
TIE following the footings Of the Weekly State
uept of the Boston Banks for the week ending
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Adveftisemept
LEARY a. Co., Art Hatters and Vendors 70 Gen.
tensr stores, Astof House. BrosAe cay, ~. Y.
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TAdyertisemen.I
ROOT takes perfect Pictures in all weather.

AcOi tahco pciI'Ct Ill al Wrhturi'
PooT tales real bfesz. Photographs canvas.
eooT's plain Dssueneo,yp,f have never been eq1aled
HooT's Stereoscopes are miracles Of art.
BooT's Photographs OF all sizes unsurpassed.
BooT 10 st No S65 Bfosd~sy. corner OF franklin st.
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tAoVertu scent.
BLAKE's PATENT FIFE PROOF PANT No. 1le
pe.gl.as-See ppasr head 81 paiuts
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TUESDAY, April ~ NJ
AsHEs-Tbe n,set without chang TO nots sales o. 90
bt, AT rs IS s for Pots snd t6 IS IS for Pearls
COIION-1he market qlite arm with large pu'ne~
soipg. The following are he quot.tioos
cLAsstFicATioN.
UnIsnd Florda Mobile. N o 4 Tex.
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Tie advices fro the South sre again unfsvo'shls
In regsrd to the rivers
Mr.. wrebts circular Tor the steamer hiss the an
nexed Cotton statistics:
RKc,rYrs CsoPs &s-rhs deficit In the recesos 81 the
pr. nov .ou6 2S tea bales compared t'ssse perfoa
- II n not usli,elv s>a on sss yeS GIN
eoDpue wt'h a sders- r-eei % -
90. a. =. learn hv t.lrssph Of SETH from Mobile In
.orr. weather reported unusually hot ire enssces
p.vssion losing tse ressus OF hs erop 20 rs
,orts are les-nrf with the return {, warn Sesser Ihs
In export Greet Brirsia r.dne-d 70 ~ W" oAeA
while that frsnce increased 20 f'c oaea q
The fcllo rpg sstsmsnt Of thu ri'vemsstin co,eoe
s.rce the st September last o. compared "h 'ns previous
fkraa
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ELFPHANT RACE-TIlE ~POhf mo WIZ SNkD-
A rnmor OF on fsond.y. that ~~e" 40
off that 4-rn 90 the luton Cour'e
The OF 5e affair pe.o .pdy
tie ard the livery stsbes 10 the Est
81. o. their aud
sl1iLs or tnefet7nut'
Tor u race srourd The soy Of pi-u.,Dle fon
tbe fact tina nh osd th- Pick slip
pDn a.ep Fast New York The fsst men, including
Id rren returned after having &c IN tbs eephan
without the race.
KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT CALFsDAR, for
nis D., (April IS NO. "a - T. 10 g. 80 49,
a. 90 a. IS So ~ 81 g. %. g. 9s. 81. Loo lol % -.
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The Journal says:

"There il more inquiry for soma Of tho Copper
stocks and Minnesota sold freely at 1885, ex dividend
OF els share all the lots offered berg taken the
sales amounting to 10 shares, which is large num-
her for this stock the amount reaching nearly 600
in value. Pittsburgh lCGf) is wanted ct 1873 bid,
but no sellers appeared; Cspper Falls steady sshout
43 TO a.; Isle Roysle bid for small lot, and Nor
witch bid subject TO sn assessment OF ~ share,
psyabe May Is. Toltec declined to 8, which was
offered at the close for 100 shares or more.
The annexed is from The Miners Journal OF tho
2lst inst. We have no knowledge of what 1t re-
fers to-
1.-THE receipts Of the Phadelphis and Resding
Railroad Co are very heavy, and there Ia an effort
mar Tested in quarters to run up the stock hga
ing to disparsge the road, would, however, throw
cut friendly hint to be little cau. rus. There Is
something under cover-therefore be careful
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IDe shIPIDtH7s OF tIs uIo IIVII ooH t IaIIOIsO1
the quarter ending with March were:

The shipments OF The came period last year were
slO679 no, and during the last quarter Of 1854,
sI42l2 80.
The following table will show the operations at the
San Francisco Branch Mint for March:
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sUPRINE COURT-AfRrL s-srrcIAL TraN-bsfs
Judge ROOSEVELT
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK.
WILLIAM nrer at The Illinois Csatral Railroad Co and
II q. L. schuyler.
Plaintiff Gays that the Company, In 1851 was IN n
rcerors,ed Company Of aaethsf otsss. VIA ssPts 81
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-04
INCIDENTS AMONG THE NEWsBOYs.
AN ~EXTEMroRE SPEECH.

OF course the boys in the Lodging House have
their own fua occasionally, especially when Mr..
Tracy is out. One evening lately, after school, n
hoy who goes by the soubriquet Of Fatty" a dull
looking fellow, with "A deal of humor under the
surface, thought he would try his part as II lee
turer. Mr.. ", the assistant, was so much
amused at the effort that he took notes of it after
wards.
The boy mounted the little platform, seated him
self with great dignity, and, rapping, to make
order, began Boys, | want to speak a word to
you. | come some way tonight to get speaking Il
word to you, boys! ! love to see boys, and have
fclt a great interest in you, boys. You are very
clean, and nice, and comfortable here, boys, and l
am glad to see you so. | was once a boy myself.
| can never he q boy again. More s the pity !"
Shaking his head with mock gravity.) was once
just like yous. | used to pitch pennies, md chew
tobaccor, and drink rum, and smoke cigars, just
rs you do" "Ill swear to that" murmured u
boy from the seats. "Yes, boys, | was once a boy
myself, and feel for you, boys; and l am glad
that | have an opportunity to talk to you. Now,
how many of you made money today? ?" 81 did"
said one boy none of tho others spoke. "Only
one boy made money" Here a noise arose.
" Now, boys! GoyS" rapping on tho table, al
want you to listen attentiyely, so that | can hear a
pin drop. If | cannot hear a pin drop, l cannot
speak at all. If you do not wish to hear me, |
will stop. There is no use in me coming way here,
and climbing up all these stairs, and leaving my
friends at home, if the boys won't listen to what |
have to say" This restored order in some degree,
though some of the lads were nearly rolling off
their seats in commissions of laughter, for the
manner and emphasis Of the speaker were even
better than his words. "Well, now, how much
better it would have been for you other bows
to have made money, and not abeen II loaGn'
about corners, and pitchin' cnnics, and los
in your time, and drinkin'. o boys l used to
like rum once. Two thousand five hundred
dollars. all but n cent. wprn pullaI nuf of m,
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Instruction in the Mathematics.

T.. f. SULIOT, a native of Paris, and a graduate
of the University of Glasgow, intends teaching
the elements Of Mathematics, from Geometry to
the Diifercntial and Integral Calculus, with their
applications to Surveying, the Laws of Forces and
of Planetary Motion-Classics and French, in the
High School of Franklin, Portage Co., conducted
by the Principal, Mr.. PEcQUErr, and his sister, tho
Superintendent of the Female Department, who
taught there last year, with great success, all the
branches of an English Education, Music, &c.
Wishing to give their pupils increased facilities
and a wider range of subjects, they have proposed
to I. +. SULIoT to join his labors with theirs.
L. L. SULoT does not include Algebra in his
list. 1t will still be taught by Miss PEGQUErT, n
superior teacher of that indispensable complement
of an arithmetical course.
These classes, open to young people Of both
sexes, white or cotored, begin on the Goth of August.
The terms will not exceed those of similar estab.
llshments. No pains will be spared to encourage
the efforts of the pupils after self-improvement,
especially of those wishing to fit themselves for
teachers.
Franklin is II miles from Earlville station, on
the Pittsburgh & Cleveland Railway. Board can
be had on reasonable terms in respectable families.
As to his comoetency, Il. f. SULIor has high
testimonials, covering so yeaIs of his professional
life, and can confidently appeal to many of the
best known citizens of Salem, or to any of his
pupils. With regard to the school, he can only
say, that, for his own sake, he would not have
connected himself with it had he not been satisfied
of its superior merit.
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silver until taken into the hand, when their extra
ordinary lightrcss at once prove the contrary
That Il metal should weigh 50 little seemed almost
Incredible.
The price OF aluminium a short time since in
France was about the rate Of goldl Mr.. Dumas
assured the Academy that, owing to recent dis
covories reducing the expense OF extracting 1t,
the cost Of produce was now about one hundred
times less; and Mr.. Ballard, another member, sta
ted that there was little doubt that tho effect OF
competition in its manufacture, together with the
advantage of throwing it open to the industrial re-
sources of the world, would be 10 reduce the price
as low us five francs the kilogrammo, or about forty
cents a pound.
This important result is nainly attributable to
the facility with which We are now able to procure
pure sodium in abundance, which is the active
agent for the royiviication of aluminum, and which
was Mt one time very expensive. Sodium Is OBJ
tanned by the decomposition Of carbonate of soda
by charcoal. By tho aid Of a little limo it has
been found easier to separate it from oxygen
The conversion of aluminus earth or clay into
chloride of aluminium takes place so easily that
the price of the chloride only comes to about ten
cents Il pound.
Mr.. Dumas observed that the generalization oil
the procedure of Mr.. Dcville, tho application Of
chlorine to the extraction Of Metals, forms q new
era in metallurgv.
Among the many remarkable qualities Of alu.
minum, Juch as its resistance to oxydation, either
in the air or by acids, its hardness, its wonderful
lightness, its mallcableness, the facility of mould
ing it; &C., Mr.. Dumas mentions another, its sono
rity. An ingot was suspended by a string, and
being lightly struck emitted the finest tones, such
~ are obtained only by a combination Of the best
mctals.--Ndt MtcHigcHccr.