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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

al. s-,,. IN, October 81 -; eI1eme proe Csnsa.r
slor /, r,her more plenty the s.lss are go oh- - ~
SSQ souberp Flour ies freely offered and the
az timer sno IN demand, .s.s e ztf bb. q -
80 ssl or ixec rood stALdard sr,ncs bIrGloe Oy
rowsrd s Alexandra and g 75dSH - ~ fey re- l
- and eatrs DE- Rye loUr Il fernsn- ne
az odefsie Of 1884 bbs It IS az TO- hne sLa an
80 az q bll. J-t.ey AZ so; B.dmorr ~ IS ,ni DfAn
L - rhsur. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
-, .,,ssj coupons on the lst Of OssoDef' o' "''a'
=. .co ooo sf Constzug ton bonds

The books Of the Erie Railroad OoinP'"' wv
sse 18th Est fos e. election OF Diiec.oi''
"' 9th, i1sire Fund Of the Ere Road ior the
en;,.-s B.rds has been paid into the United
. .,s Trus, Company.
otsot The Chicago and Rock Island Rsdros4
..e Oh the 1st sfer business hOur' and open on LIZ
rsosniDg Of the ION INST o.rt
A comparison Of the foo;ings Of the weekly oanN
st.teu, e the Boston Banks, pob ished ms ih''n-
a. hose OF the STAT ment for the previous week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

TEAS Al private sale The bu.ines. Is but moi9rte whoot
qUotsb chan &c in prices The stock isy dIniu.hns
" have bad no arrivals this The slcon sac to-
day paed OF with fair spirits there Gas good company
pree nearly s the catalogue sold The Gre-ns we're
mostly ell grsdss and sold below the rates OF as sale;
H., fe Tess brought prices In 9s-s hing sold below
Sc The market pyat (nee The ssl- closed qaetly no
sgrs Of yielding the prices could be discovered.
TALLOV-Ne have 20 r-pJrt IN market, aud the
d. n and fsir for home consumption The supplies se vey
islt; sats the week OF 600 bs prime City at 5e.
cs-h
TIN-Rapca h firm; saes Of 2sO slabs at sole d3c. sh;
plate. are IL fair demand the rather large OF
ix., Sc a. IS; l. {. TeTe firm Al 10 25G +lO jOi
Coke Teie scarce and dily sell ~ Ndi9.
VINES continue IN good Teques' al former prices II n
with Or prey BE sad: The trends Of Bschu m Joy their
j." of6n az Port ct s2d - 25 leo ibd gundy
PntAt S5d4 30 225 Sherry At &C 81 3d. 81 Sill Ma
dem s5c 80 Mslsgs 1871 and $50 baskets Cham
ptGue 80 rroubs.
bWOOL-We have slight eh.rse % Notice Our quota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
P,e,ip,, .a,, ve>E By RsJ,csd, and Boif,.
10 t,,l.11u s1ti h.sf

~ ALLIsros. proprietor VI tns Warrington Drove YAr@
r.ror narket today fros he cw7rg stste
Nv l20; Fen syvina 81 Ohio, $50 Indiana, Ice
Illinois "a; keLiueiy J7oi New'Jersey ..
TOTAL stcrrPrs csTTLE tos rsb wttE
Aseordrg reports from the several usse,Piae-s n M
c. Sheer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
e following resnhs:

Actual decrease Of loans for the week .sSo s9l
There 10 a fair demand for Land Warrants az pre-
vous ouotators 81 Oea 81 o. for 100 ere and g 90
Isl II for 50 and 100 acre warrants. The following
decision has been made by the Pen'i'n Office:
Commissioner MDot of the Pension Once has
a. Tni,ed states by requisito1 Of the Pres tent, and
detiered for the expedition TO New Mex co under Gen
Ktarpey, and were oircharged after SIX week. ser
we a. Fort LeavenwOrih are not entitled to bounty
lsrd npder the new act of March s. 1855 as they were
not en- route for the seat OF when discharged by
order Of the Secretary Of War.
Abstract of the business Of the Penslon Bureau w.
der the act Of Sd March, 1855, fr' Inc q" % Tic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

sOAP-se,s Of the amount q 500 boxes have trtn''
PRED lie part TO srIve New rae eoAsHas '~e
1hernesl q i've is selling al 7.c.
sTEDsThe supply Of over moderAts and The market
"a Is AZ GGlc Rough Fax "a better ard Ia de-
uspd; ,sie. q &c bu al slds2lO 81 70. and Clean AZ
go tu,b al % 2d rs 62y T. bush Lineed Is aad
finn se- Of arrive Boston at 49, sod here at
e q T. tysh. 60
su a g. - ls.c., cash.
SALT-Ths market firm si;h little Offering sales Of Ly
ero, Fine 55dtl t7i lest sale Of Asht ne al 81;
TURKS leland 57.d6e and Lisbon At ZEE s. Ubes at 5ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Pnce OF the
principal articles of Farm Produce in the City oil New
York Oh Wedr esday, Sept %:
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Receipts OF Produce .

Ey Serts RHey Boah-5Ooo Dbl. -Four a. $40 bash Com
3 III de- Wheat; So DO Rye 1872 Dbl. WHISKY q Do Ashes.
7s2 d. Oh CaLe, ?l7i 10. Cheese, ) SIS bush 0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
BY Telegraph.
Disastera. &c.

sAvANSAH-An. Sept. IS steamship Florida, New Y0's
az ca beard well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

IL i'll be BY comp with the recepss II
up the period that IN Boards and Scsnns and Tim
Der ibere hcrcs m amounting 81 90 67 feet OF
the add i7 cubic feet Of the latter,
incIess- this year Sh a. ard = amounting 10 - 30
Of tie former sui n $50 a. n OF h. latter.
We repub.h tsbl, corrected 70 respond with tho
tta mira al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
Passengers Arrived

IN he ship Mlry Ogden rom Hdrrs-Msssrs K Dson.y
Or. A. Cbsstant. and =. Wupperm.nn. ~
n brig Cyaihia from Batt1yit. (Rirc Gdab%a - a.
Towne Of Bottor Capt J. l. MeCary q NV Yerk
slyfATpsE ALAAhAS.... .fEIs GAY
syn Rises. 81 Ses...........5;D hooN HISS s,y,
HIGH sArES.............. .TRI.
SANDY Hook. sea Gov Island. s.N HeuGse..io,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

FISH-DTy Cod ItIue 81 IN; sales cf .. qlintsis ~ 60
s4s2l ffMsr,lehssd ard - GtorFsa hseir-e ~ *
for ,ua and medium Nc. 2; 81 as ~ sn;l NO oA
HsrriLE continue dull fslss Of zoo boxes al &c TO- w. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
narke,.-CAnrrrl1r REroRrrp FOR TmE TRrrsE.

narkets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIRrSE
WEDNESDAY,, sept. p. 1850
fess 6Tu; small sales at 80 OG+6 81. SAersus is sell
good. the a. m,pd moderate at sl6dSs Moth River sell
S7Sas4 In foreign w have change Welsh
selling 80 Bah At s2sasSo and stOarbrdss IS
II e. FIN 3 25G S0 Tor MAltL
BOOTS AND sEOES-A steady fair de,u,nd prevails,
though e general the sales being larger for the ooa
The supple. moderate and vii doubt continue o tbs
months the high II Leather have healthy efect
the usket preventing production which woad
C,herwse perhaps labor being low during 'Se Winter
Mining Eoots for { slitoiDia and Australia
bhESMAN-The mSrkesi quiet &c Tor Amercin yellow
COTTON continue. dali peDcns the Srrivs OF lAe steamer
Amsnes An experienced broker Of high Apdas the
nHle todsy literally dead We tiak his .;riknsy
epson Of snimsion sales to-day ae uoins Nv oC 40
bales 81 cur annexed prices
ksw.NsSk cLAssiFIcAriox.
UPl.Rds FSTidA Mobile NO Tex
:s5l.::: s:5:. II i, &
cosTTI;. ,l .A.e5,s of animation in -. ,-
k.t pI,ss have raised The stock Of Ro m S0 ssssi
sales to-day Of rs bags Rio 81 TO- and IS ea' MArseASo =,
L.sGsys PHO ale Jaw. White ...Fslga A
ssrSe.iso. 10 Gi2 -
CoRDAGE-Msnila is in request ct iSa and American
C1SDLEs Ad,msr of,hs low and medium 3n.te. are
part Essten II 25G -. essh Plain Spcrn readily
coHmAnos Sac.. and Pstsn, =, iSatSe
COALTbc maket i vel supplied with ncunesc 81 81 s
Qs5 l5f fr Anfh,sct e. Liverpool Il less e0ty.
FLOUR AND MFAL-The,e Is eolsdersb = rr,gals,ify 10
Il scarce and much wsnted for 6n.s contacts and
better, while Wee brands tuty and over; there
i.ss INQUIRY for future delivery aud ", c- NOR dcsre
The close The bettsr GRADES q safe stesdy bat
les active the sales Of We'tsu Cana n b5s ~ ~
7 sI for 70 good Ssts - 15d - sli 70
supsoe Michigan noans Ohio and Upper Lake Aai - 20.
"a s for low grades Of Michigan State and Ohio aud
$50 Is OI extra ceDesee Ireiuasd the sales oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

TOBACCO-KrI tucky Ia moderately active. The high
prices oLect yuehses for export suo s-O efeVsnf al &c
ur, buying beyond their Immediate Walls which h.se
pef, of 6cvty 'ine-cut CheSins
fairly sctive Spanish Is and IN sood reqn'
susctuTed seadS the demand isir sales todsS Of 81
IND. KeDtnky 1t sdSc; l8o Of Havana a. = ici
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

FRITSsses Of Bunch R%isin for three days -
% 7ds2f5 az old LAYERS. arrive supoosed az - .;
"a ,n Sulats AZ lec; 10 bales Provence n1nis = -
~ ~ "a BEG. Afi an Peanuts a. % % Dsg, Fh5e't. AZ
BE; IS case, LEGION Citson At q G2e few ca Cur
-, 8, 2 Tbe supply Of Haven, Oranges svery cent
-. I'm, .eord rsuCs a. 81 81 = barrel and a. - u
i've ~ next Lemons He very "itee 'S.e ron
s..o,S hands Al sl2a SIS + bo1. Peaches sell 'feey st
sGSG 81 ~ bssk.t App rather high-ri Gre-n nzs
eonm,nd : 2.G4 2 Fall Pippns, II 3t as 81; 'e cans
=, a. Al 81 Co bbs Wes sold arrive early 10
Ocole AZ Fl So here Of This KIND yet IN market ne
erop Of Newtown PDpLs the ny good; Lone
e.. hen teeeiyd here but eXp-c ell about the 81
nro,no In Did 500 % peeled Peaches brought oe;
Elrrn. are ell l3e Cberiles Al lc 5OO 10 ne" Wleo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

The steamship Isabel having been thoroughly repaired wat
ira TIP this morning snd will sail on Aontsy neI We
Charleston.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
The NengeI House.


The subscriber having taken the above we
known Hotel, III the ioan oil Bedford, recently
kept BY Mr.Isaac Merge, you'd respectfully an
noenceto his sTiendsand the public generally
that he is now prepared 10 entertain them in a
superior style.
His Beds and Bedding. are new, ano
Ms chambers eomnodious aud well ventilated
and furnished in the best mauner
Ga his Table will be lornd.the chsicrst VI
ands ihe marker can produce.
His Bar viii be supplied with the best IL
quars.
His Sable is large aud commodious and VIII
be aiiened by andaleative and industrious Vst-
Ter.
Boariers will be taken By the day. week,
month and year
As he is determined 10 spare no efforts 70
please.and make all persons who siepwith him
feel al home he respectfully asks the palrouugs
of the pubic.
JAMES s. PECKWITH.
Bedford. March 81, 1854
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Valuable Real Estate Fer Sale.


FVIE subscriber takes this method OF inform
A iag those desiroGs purchasing valuable
Farm. that he wishes to sell thai well known
Farm and Tavern Stand .on which be now resides
Stuate IN East Providence township, Bedford
Cenl y, miles east OF the Jnniata Crossings,
AMI me mile west of Rays Hill, containing 24e
acres Of land, about 100 acres of which are
cleared and mostly enclosed by good post fence,
and in high state OF cultivation, the majority OF
which has recently undergone thorough dres-
Ing et limo, which has rendered il extremely
fertile.
The Improvements are a large three story
BRIC6 HOUSE, with probably the most uom-
modiou cellar under II in the county tolerable
good barn, stable, and such other cut buildings
as are nee sSssry. There are plenty Of good
water at the house, white nearly all the fields
are well Nltersd There is also young or
chari Of 20 choice fruit trees just commence
iug t. bear.
There is also good Tenant House, together
with an excellent Gaw Mil on the property, 81
tuated very conveniently on the tGrnp lie read
with an abundance OF the choicest white piae
timber, immediately ART und the null, probably
the largest body Of timber in the county.
Any person desirous of examining the pro-
perty win please call on tie subscriber, who
will epdaaTnr to give all tie satisfaction neces-
sary. lie also feels safe in statir that the title
70 the ttud is good, and is willing to Barrani
against all claims.
GEO. W. HOUSEHOLDER.
sept. 81. ls55.-3m
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Howard Association,
PAiLlDELPHI.8.
Important An ittlttYv

~ az y >
TO all parsons afflicted With Sexual diseases
such as Seninel ~ WsafaeSs, Impotence, ION
l.orhoea, Gieet, Syphilis, &e.. Sc
he Howard Association OF Philadelphia, in
view OF the awfai destruction Of human life ali i
heaitli caused Is sexual diseases, and the de-
septions which ase practiSed upon the uniortG-
nate eEictins Of saeh diseases by Quacks have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a cadrifa-
bic ~ worthy OF their name, 10 give melicai
aeTice gratis, 10 all persons thus afflicted Male
orfemale,l who apply b. letter, with descrip-
ticA OF Their condition. cage, occupation. hab-
its Of life,) &c. and in cases Of extreme pog-
erty and Suffering to furnish melieiaes free Of
charge.
e Howard Association is benevolent In
stit hon, established by special endowment. for
tbeHiiiet of the sick and distressed. Afflicted
vii reRirnlent and Epidemic Diseases" and
ftsh SIS can be used for no other purpose. 4.
ha fund surplus Of means, which the Diree-
tos nowe voted 10 advertise the above notice.
Itrs havdiess to aid that the Association com.
m is Reee highest Medical skill of the age. aud
wands thsh the most modern treatment. Val
i II fnrniiee also giren 10 sick aud narvous fe.
nable ad"icted with abdoiniual weakness, Wom5
males, ofH CostiveneSs, TeucorrhGa,t tc.
Address (postp paid,} DR.. GEo. =. CAlrotx
Consulfiu Surgeon. Howard Association, NuE
:, South g.nth Street, Philadeiphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors
EzRAD. HEARTWELL, Frssi9eat.
GEo. FlRc ED, Secretary.
JHrfe ! ls5S-1z
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Bedford icaGemy and Female
Seminary.
W. w. CAMPBELL. Principal.

TINE first session CT the 5th school year 0
4 thisInstitutiJn will open ON II ond9y morn
ing the 3D. dsy Of September. Tie pa S
history Of the Academy, will we trust. he
sufficient guarantee of its future efficiency
The branches taught will be tue same as hereto
fore. 10 master principles viii be considered
the most important pursuit of the pupils; and
while il will be Che constant business VI the In
structor to impart knowledge, il will also be his
aim 70 lead his pnpils to make practical ap-
ieation Of their acquisitions. To load the
mind with innumerable formulas, without cause
ing it TO use them, would be like placing bow
n a child's hand, without teaching him how to
aeBd it. In fine il shall be our object, as it has
ever been. TO lead the pupil 10 think.
E~ N. B. Instruction III Single and Douhel
Entry Book Keeping will be given by the Prin-
cpai The class in this study will be so arr arg
ed that any young men desiring to pursue this
important branch, in order to prepare them
elves for clerkshps, can recite H. IL a'oae =
his recitation viii receive attention out of the
Tguar school hours. Instruction in this
anch is sztra, and will be charged accord
gly,
The Terms arc as usuaI.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

rrTae nam5er of officers ii the gif: Of
l.. S. House of Representatives, accor-
T,s. to the Washington correspondent Of
f.. New York TribYns, does not vary much
49,, hundred. OF these. one receives a
..l,rr Of $4,000 per annumi FIVE, S2l 600
,r.,re. 81 500, aud the balance ranging
lam to S43s for la5orers. The Clerk,
n,.rkeeper, Postmaster, and Sergean-a;-
-as are elected BY the House, and the
,,lsrs appointed by the aforesaid officers.
ne caices at the Capitol are considered
,5ose morsels fur these fortunate enough
i, secure tl:eln,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

Z
GfILL GiEAfEB ATTRACTIONS G;,-
I - DEY's DADY's BooE FaR 1856 52ad 4 OIL
alne' The gicaeer Magazine. Espeeitily DE-
Volea to the wants cf tne Ladies o, Am5ric&.
Where this dag zine IS taken in aqrsa, 40
ots,fr is wanted, % j, comprises all that couid
ne oVtained ty taking three other Adgaz!aes.
-Fsg FegfHres FOR i35s-A rev and very IN
terefti9e story eiii he commenced in Jsnl.s.s-,
by Marion EaElHd, aIyhor of ..A.oae,' aad
Hidiaa PATH, rvs novels that lare createa
an lIa;aensa sensation il tie lterarr wofia.-
Aso-4iisS ' rsiBia Z. Tosas7nd VIII co.n-
E.ence il ite FelrGIry nunIher-l Nouyeiletts
shicii We knD" viii strongly iatereSs tac reAa
ers Of the .B5o3i.'
Stores by IN English Authoress-IIow to
make Wax Flowers aud FFsits.-Hi:h eaETa-
riars.-fhe NUrse and tie Nursery to
make B9nnet-fropSles Of an Epgiisl House.
keeper-The Aft oi sbetching Flowers ieosi
NatGre--Eith engraving 10 DC copied by
the leaTae- On paper 10 be 'o.ed.
Msesaal couas5ls to q d gafer-Des;gned
to aid hcs IN ;he ire ofh.r healti tie na.ovs-
neni Of her mind. and tle ca,ivsfion ~ hsr
7eart--AeW st.le 81 Illuminating hia-ow.s ..ssa
/ mp oaztes, VITA ea5EaFlag gS--F 0-tgN and
History of Finger Riags. Ili-Istratea Siseils tor
tne ls'lies and where they come from, with rF-
grtyiuss-A odaillng 10 I.eati.er with engrasngs
This y only giving IN idea of our Intentions
FOR iSJ6.--NeH deSlgnsssOi interest - the Ia
dies are springicg up every day, we shall avail
onrssiges OF eyFyihing .AGf can Interest theRl. -
la fact, s-Goday's La ly'S Book will posses.
the interest of any other three nagazineS-4In
addition 10 the above Wiz be coat4Huol In eacii
10. Gedey's splendid Steel engrariBgs-One
huady d pages Of readiag.
Gndey challenge Fashion Plates. J D tlis
as in every or Ter department we defe rivalry OF
imitdtioa-E mhrCi ieHy patterns. Any quantity
Of them ere given monthy-doGei cottaeessS
Dress making. with diagrams Ia cGt -
Dress pattere Ia,apt;s AID Children's DRESSES.
All k!uds of Crotchet and Netting ~ cFk.
Drawing lessons for }oath--l9O3 designs.
Ansic worth So is given every year, tile AIEss
AMI the Nurserr. vita full Instructions. CO.
dey's inyaiaable Recipes upon every sGiiees ~
q ~ RMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.-)ae
copy, one year. 50 Two copas 0.lc year. SG..
Fave copies one gear, and al ezra copy to tle
person sensiiag tbe cl9b. making six co!ins
$40. Eigft calieS one-yeareaad an extrze copy
To the person sending the club. making hire
ccPles, si5, LleYen copies one year. and an sex-
TIA eoay 70 tbs Pafsaa seRdAlg the ciab, twesTe
copies Sl4. t.s.
Godey's T.aIy's Book ana IIarper's Magazsas.
hc.h one year for Shoe. --Godey,s Lady,s BSoE
apt Artaur'S Home Magazine both ohe year
for $3.50
4 Spec;man or Specimens VIII be sent direct
10 any Postmaater making the request. -
We EN- af'Yays supply back numbers for tls
yelr, as the wori. IS sterotHpsd.
.3iiyess. LA G9DEy.
80 il3 Cbcstn nj Street, PAihGeipjai
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Isnhlic sale.

DT order Of the Orphans CoR;t Of BEDFORD
- County, there will b. exposed to PGb.It
sale. in Juniayt owuship, Oh S.4Ttkp.1 The
- .irg N FEBRL.4RY, aegt, 1876, at 10 o.
cleek, A. NJ. tlIe fol' oW ing Rea Estate, to VIZ;
4 tract II l&rd eaataiuing 81 acres a cd Al
l9w.nce, jlte tde property Of Joseph NedFo'
,!-c'd, adiaiui-g lands Of Joseph Boyei, faien-
.iae b. Westz,. Jacob Hillegass, Jonathan
Tsieatner and others, on the road leading from
Sehellsburg.to Rasaa Vists, aai about half .
nile from tie latter place
Tae improvements are a good Stery ana q
Ha'f roc HOUSE, Log Stable, wit.l thrcshiRE
aoor attaeaed, ,aad Other out-t'eiEiings. with =. a
-osa Spring close 10 the house. About ~
acres Of this land is clearet aud under fence, :
or & acres 6f which ismssdog, aad more czn De
made. \ running s;feam passes through this
t.rin.
rgRws made known o3 da1.of saie.
JOSEPH DULL, .5iH'r.
P 6. For information in regard 70 this farm
anplgte Lewis l. Turner. Buvna Vista, orJohh
Wyatt living eu the place Dec- -, DC
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

ID - L
RRANGEMENTS COR the Second Annual
n objection of this ne,r and popular lnsiita-
ton for the diffusion of Litt easire aud All nave
been made on the most extel'siFe sfale-
Among the FORKS already engaged IS The far'
famed GEseA CRucIFlX, = whic 4 cUg!naii! cost
Ten Thousand Dollars. -
In forming this new collection, The aiuasioh
of works of American Ar. and the encourage
mept of American genius have not bten "Ver-
looked Commissions have been issued - many
OF the most distinguished American artists, NHo
viii contribute some Of their finest produetioHf
among them are three Marble BuSts, exeeuteG
hy ,h,. greatest living Scnlpter--HiTala Powers :;
GEORGE WASHINGTON. tae Father oi l,S
c,onntry. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. the PHI
Iosopher DANIEL WEBSTER. the States.
man. i special agent has visited Europe ana
made careful and judicioas selections Of iofeIgr
works of Art, both in Bronze and AaTbie Sta
tuaiy and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large ana Vainaole cot
lection of Paintings aud StatnQTy, 70 be distfi-
buted free among the members Of the Assoeia-
ton for the Second year
Terms OF Membership--The payment OF three
dollars constitutes any one menlher Of Tins
Association, and entities him 70 either one OF
the following Magazines for one year. ana also
ticket in the distribution OF the Stataaiy anu
Paintings.
Tn. literature issued to subscribers consists
et the fo!lowin Monthly Magazines hafper's
Putnam's, knickerbocker. Biaekwoed's, Ora
harn's. Godey's Lady's Book, and henSeHoid
Worls.
Persons taking Ave memberships are en'flFa
to any five OF the Magazines Tor one year, ana
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SURVEYING.

r propose to teasll youaa men practical sur-
l. seying;--how To make surveys. how to cal
culate areas how to make drafts, ANY one
VINO understands common arithmetic WIN can
aad, subtract, multiply, and divide can learn
I ing thoroughly IN tero arseks, at cost of
Sio,o0, as follows, Slo, tuition, 81 for a book
OF tables, and drafting Instruments, and s4 for
t"o weeks boarding for those living away frora
Town. am confident that any one who win
apply himself aader my guidance can maxi e
laeisei M sell good Surveyor in two weeks, or less
ana TINS proves mistake as TO any one
there will be no charge for his tuition.
VIII commence my class on Monday oath,
Doc inst provided car get ten or more stu
deais. Ap licAtion should be made in person
or by letter as soon as possible.
One half the tuition Zee TO be paid in advance.
WA. M. HALL.
Dee. :, 1855.