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OHIO STATE LOAN-ss sOO nm

Sfrios ov rnE COMMISSIONERS
' oiuspgs SsD sn gst ash saals nuxus q 3TIS isSo
os,sad soS 'ss &c 'a@ spsa M sIcass1
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sA end ihe on mssons. sping Fund o. ise state
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rs ss's ss ys II. a. ne h,o sisis ely
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a 4 sha be n ssoord.DOe wh the shrse ooa.
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xssng iysre.. at ,he ras Of psr cent per annum,
% Of Dsos sss :ne o S''re OF the stats after the '
and y g. ss . s ok gs e per II.
a'.t day OF Deosr ser IsS
css,ss s ,ss.,ss 4. .ae
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sr..ad dssrs Wi Iis'ssss y sensssrss
Sm @ rs,. NJ. 20 dss or 4 .r sas ,s rso
ny had 10 the oIaer proposaia
ss i & sD VI. ss sS e, .. .es The
s ssd ss = on he sssery q toe ~
he ~ day OF Decent 1890 tire Ohio state n
ho city 81 hew orh at which time place ce ste1
awarded VIII be ready Tor delivery the Frndsd
Debt 81 the state Of Ohio redeemsble day Of Jaou
herehy 'onenp plaisd
fhe eposs of the bidders be resaruod 10
the IN M application At the Ub.o State geacy Ay
merit suv~ onsnt to the opening OF tho proposals
ibe commissioners the ight n
The bids ihsy khsl de~m In order
pfomo,e the interest Of the State
Pro- usals tor he )sn eucosed In scaled enyo-
ops directed b. the Commissioners hinkux Fuud u
The state OF Ohio" and endorsed Proposals Cho
Loan -
IN order uniformity convenience a
bidders the Commissioners proposal
vhith together with OF the authorizing loan
and Information desired IN premises obtainei
II The thio stale Agency In Ne York al AZ
the Commfsouers In Cclum bus Ohio
r. W. rAYl Oh, Auditor Of State,
a. Y. RtsSIiJs Secretary of 5tate,
o. p 49, LOJrr, Attorney 9cnoraA
" musEonerso 0 tho sinking Fund Of the State Of Ohio.
EXTENSION or TIME FOR RsCElvIsa PRopos AIA
The TN for recevng the
f In. purchase the Funded DE OF To
Nsts o Ohio therein named hereby cook
NJ u IRE 18th day OF December pexl
Ris which have been Al In
option fne bidder, Re whhdrSw state
Agency remain thefe 10 be opened said lNh
ds, Of Deoe 1ber nett X w. TAILOR
NvyHnBER It, 1850. Auditor OF State,
A. r. RUssRLI.
, Secretary Of state.
@. r. WOLCOIT,
Attorney General.
Commissioners Of tho sirkax Fund Of The s.sts Of oo
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NYErINl via. nn HELn

a kEErINJ WILL Bn HELD
In he Church Of The facar sailll.
rect Ard sadson avenue. si ~
bins tic tepulsiirn " he ch1rcs
. object ~ ih,s srisy asd present
, and success. A collection vii "a
The Hsv Mr.. 0ubhins vii pr@asa
the morning. Al The tnurch q ne
4 In tfe aftsrnDon, ~ y o'clo,k y
ri, When collesiion vii alf1 -
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: nnp mn HAVANA. DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
IUUU.UUU serar vhcs muss be sod V pay az
WIN !" ~ "'s - 8. oHHExs. " Bso,lr
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VHr IKIsH eocIurY.- :
Z ta tuntay svtfirg.
t,tnfr ~ twenty eiahth 4
o'ci ck be Rev ". sub'
In knsfisa. viii sxp'aiu th,
gtuse details ~ iis cp~rstio,
made \, aid oi the society.
IN iehslf + the soriety IN
? ciy firstly, Brv allyn, 40.
- bsrtholcmevs, New Nc
NJ ade.
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DRorosAIs FOR sss3 31p-arENTRAL PARK IT,
provemeLt md Stock ~ 1876 n-SeA@d prvpo~sh will
be r.eevsd At the Comptrolers orce until ru~~isy
49, la0 Al o'ccck r NJ. when the vin he public
hundred ard thirty three onssnd dollars Of tbs Ceairai
Phrs Imcrovemeut Fund Stock" AUTHORISED by shAptAr
IS ia-s Of 1860 and By ordinance OF ne dcn.
mon Councu approved by tho Mayor August n is0 The
tock VII interest the per
pun payable quarter yearly rnm tAnsson snd The principal
The Red mpton o The Cny Debt" Tie proposals. win
the amount n' stock desrd and the price handrsd
w be required =, depos with the chauSe,An Of the csy
within ton DAYS After be opening of the bids the award
sd n hem respectively incudnT the pr.mum the
On presepns 10 the Copol the receipts o. The Chamber
for snrh d~posD, TIE rsres viii be entitled N receive
certificates Tor .qusi anouns Of The value Of hs ck
bearing rtsrsst from the dates OF Each ropo.
should be sealed and endorrcd Propoas for
Park Fund stnc and the put seosd
envelope Addressed 10 he Com prcler The right reserved
the Of The Comptroller 70 reject an NJ The BIDS,
nsdered " proec promote the interests of
lhe city. ROBERT T. II wS Comptroller.
Cry % Nsw York. Department Of Finance, Compuosrsa
IA lssO
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@ in nNn WANTED. FIRsr CLASS nokr0 A0 ~
~4U OUVs 10 this city BroosL n for which part
snd the tasnce IN good SOCKS sn be gwen Adfes c.
W. box l1i her'ld ONCE
HOOn AAn MONEY TO LKrD on BOND AND
GZVO.OVO. mortgage. ai seven PEI cent interest, N
sut applicants productive real esa 10 ths city
Broohlyn Apply 70 a BROAD No - Wall str~et ssoouA
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AT ryRxIoRs PRrvA ATE AcApKMrH sos @ wEsr
"A Thirty fourh street n " and ~ South Eghm strset.
Rrvoklyn II D. pupils enter 81 any time Mr. rrerow
win be pessei scscumodse parties vho Say toru casses
70 let fw focab.ea
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

IAsDR MRTHoDIsr KPpCoPAL CHURCH, on REID
tueei, near GAhs Ay, nue. and Brosiws,- III. a.ni.
rsafy OF the opening of this church will be hd morrow
lie ASH rst during the day Preaching I0i ny
newly appointed pastor Rev BachnA ana ., r. by
bishop DID. IntereaE sabbath schoo
At az r NJ ~ which addressss will be made. aging oy
TIE PeArfon sAmily.
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ADVANCE oyrIC1. So BROADWAY. ROOMS NO a.
"A Advapces uAds DisDuudn, waAchen Jswery,
and Merchandss cousht for cash omcs for ladies'
Bushc0 ccnedeutal Rooms No No 80 BroAfgay,
Houas,n streel w. n. HDATuCOrk
2 o NAssAU srkKgf.-A. HJNI0MAN DIAMOND
"A broker, makes liberal advascas DiAmoadA WsknSAn
Jevery An bus them Il full vaus hs prvats o0a
Nsssau street, room No t,srs Busues coan1eunal
nLp GOLD AND SILVER oRSAnKSrs. GOLD DUsr,
W Cons. wecss rismenfs. Pearls and other pre-ous
Fought al ~ hsthsm stree. B-rne Gold and
rolled silver constantly on hand ssI Cbsham street.
A. IA AsNAkD, 90 and silver reAner.
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rrHE sucosD uNivgRsALrsT CHURCH DR saw
hosds in the Hsiori soetrty aui
ns, corner .seopd avenue and kevenh street ever s.b
rswyer series of dlscours~s n rx IN
~ rhmO'eD's beok entitled, love ,nd Ponaty Ia es
Il ; ia fNat ~
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New York Post Once
Saturday, Nov "a. 1850,
Ofhcial,y Published In the Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.
LADIES LSr.

As,ow,~ oeou AM rsco ts sre Pc Atwood Maiion
Ara An hrsxsria t<f ara Armstrong Mary
.iiSr Nrr 4, .lh Applstou ~ Ruth Arthur Elen
Apderucu sarxb Jane Araoit ~ fsOathasins
Ayis Mrs Jutph Avery Mrs wn
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LRsr rrsrRucrIoS FOR MECHANICS.
fHE CENTRAL SOCIETY Qr sEcHASIcs AND TRADES.

have established FREE csss for the syucon of appren-
ces and oureymes mechanics n architectural sud msohns
dnwins, DalhemAuS. Eecmouy chemistry, mech Anical
pc~yhy 1c ~ iseir hs No s77 broadway Ths localoa
rsntrA the rooms scous and cvencut and ths
fesorr sentemsn of proved reputation More rAculnS
isfo-maon be obtained the class NJ. Crosby
street the Apprsniires LbrAyy. No G2 Hndwsy ssd o.
n. following gesemen, Who constitute The so comnk
te~, siys-
wElsm Mica Ctsirwsn 70 Gold street.
Ira Hutrhin On. Treasurer te< broadway.
George II FrsnkiI. Secretary, No secrud aveuue
Wnso fmai, 76S Henry sue~t
Gfsrlsa ketmAn. III West Forty thrd Groea
Daniel Gogrr. 20 Msctson street
Lease Mir, Jr, 500 RrpsdwAy.
0eorn~ Jeremiah, hssrt1n srses
Hesry IA Winsns - Amliy street
Jan persisn " Nsssau Hre<t
psser ffovg ~ ' street
J.eob w.sfrvel rs Eas Byusfvy
Tbomn Jermsh ssyrss psns ~ Borery
MN, vefrppa or THE LATE JOHN " HvDR ARE
s.rpss1v rsqressd 81 meet II M,svy Hail. l05 6ow-ry,
=. ss,uTdsy evening. Nov a. st O'Clock. o. Rsymood,
W A ynrr ~ W. Hoisser and o'hsrs
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 IoDwohIH's DANCING ACADxsIB
No gs Broadway, Fss Yrk
No. III Noniagre street Brooklyn

wBDNRsDAyR asd pArd n Ia wew yo-t.
MONDAYS and rb rbuRsDAfXybEsDAyss and FRfDAvs
N Brooslyn
In add.or 70 Ire conr or.rns rrr.e Impersls ryss-
gesn, kmpre ard ofh<r social dances snr- Qusdre In
ds and oher sdnraHs already ntrdnred ~ NJ:
Dodworth variety OF dances will be srouah Tor wd
turing the which be mentioned Ia vts
rns jusi received from Pars ard he Qrsdrle sarrt.
enne" evee,sy Adspied 70 the deveopemen' srAscfn
W children.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

For Book,Kccpinr fall accoutaut's course including
Practical Penmauship, Commercial Computations aud
Diploma Time Infinitely ..................S .S35 90
Same course for Ladies, Separate apartment 20 90
Penmanshp and Arithmetic. 10 90
Teachers course in Penmapshp, practical and or
namcutal. 80 90
Twelve lessons in Practical PcHmanshp. ......... 90
RJ- Occasional classes will he formed in Photography
For further particular send for a circular.
Bnghamton, March l5, lsGO.-ly4l.
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New Arrival of Boots & Shoes
At
ELS ON s.

Ladies' celebrated serge Long CATERS, at NELSON'S
Ladies' serge botomed CATERS. at NELSON'S.
Ladies' French k.d hcclel SLIPPERS, at NELSON'S
Ladies' Eld and morocco BOOTS CHS own
make and warranted not to r.p) at NELSON'S.
Misses serge Congress CATERS, at NELSON's
Misses kid Congress CATERS. at NELSON'S
Misses French kid hcc}ed SLIPPERS, at NELSON'S
Ch.d's corpertoed SHOES, at NELSON'S.
Infants SHOES, at NELSON'S.
. All kinds OF BOOTS and SHOES. at NELSON'S.
Cents oxford TIES, Mt 81 G3 and 81 7J at NELSON'S
Gents thick and Kip BOOTS, - IS & So at NELSON'S
Gents calf pcg'd BOOTS, s3 50 to 81 So at NELSON'S
Gents calf sewcd BOOTS, S. and S. So. at NELSON'S
They determined not to be uudersod at NELSON'S
Thsy have engaged the services Of Nr.WrHB,
OF New orl city, q highly finished work
man TO make first class pegged ana sewcd
BOOTS, at NELSON'S.
Iadirs' calf SHOES and BOOTS for IS cts,
81 % and 81 D. at NELSON'S.
Ladies' Kid BOOTS made to order, for 81
371 and 81 G25, at NELSON'S.
Gail and leave your measure, at NELSON'S
Nl kinds OF Repairing, done at NELSON'S.
All knds'og Country Produce taken for Boots
and Shoes, at NELSON'S.
Tuwauaa, April lG, 1850.
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Extraordinary Inducements
TO THE BUYERS OF
AND CHAIRS

- HAVING greatly increased my former
sS4SsagsarassA stock of Cabinet Ware and Chairs am
~ ~ determined TO dispose Of these accunlua-
uons rapidly and with that design offer all articles at
unprecedented low prices, for Cash
Good Sofas at SIC 10 500 fine Cane Seat Chairs - cts
each nice Bedstead for 20 shngs.
have now more than go different patterns Of Chairs
Bureaus, Desks for the farmer merchant, Looking
Glasses Looking glass Plates Portrait and Picture frames
OF gilt, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut corner 20
patterns Of Stands extension dining tea and work Ia
hes all Stands and IN fact anything that be found
in city Warehouse.
large assortment Of ready-made CoiHns, with good
Hearse ready az all times.
Purchasers VIII be sure to lind the right place. south
side of the public square, door OF AoutanyeS
Towauda, Dec !, 1859. CHESTER WELLS.
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Carriage gGanufaotOry at abba.

ERR> REYNOLDS, FELLOWS &
$50 co. respectfully inform the people of
49, Western Bradford and the psblic general
Iy that their operations have not been in the least dis
turbed blythe fire. and heyare usual prosecuting their
business in all its branches. They manufacturing to
order, and will keepon Aand, Ha
Carriages, Slighs, Bugsies, SEs5etoas, Lum-
jer end Democrat Wagons, &c,
made Of the very b5s. materials and in the most subtan
Iial and workmanliFe manner They use nothing but
the best of stock their timber being mostly from the
durability. 1881
As an evidence Of the 7lue of their work they point
the fact that theyrec the first premu N al the
last Bradford County ais and at previous Fair the
first premium for Cutters. ~
BLAGkSMiTIIlNG done in al its branches, and par
ticular attention paid % Custom Work.
- Aha, April /, 1860.
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LONDON DIRECTORS

~
George @. Anderson, Thomas y. Far1har Sir Chas
r. NcGrjgor Bart. Lord Ernest Bruce, u. a., Duncan
James Kay William Wcstgarth William Miller NJ P
Chairman 4. P. Fletcher ScrrctCry, Edward Fuch Vice
Secretary.
The Policies of the NORTHERN ASSURANCE COM.
PANI are not only guaranteed hy Large Capital, bat
also hv the unlimited personal responsibility of over
one Thousand Sharrboi}crg.
H5 Losses properly adjusted and paid without refer
cnce to London.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD or REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother. McCutchcon ~ Collins, Jos. B.
Mitchell. ESD, Pres Mech Bank Myers, Ciaghorn Co..
Smith. WiiianS Co, Jas. Dunlap, Esq. Pres. Union
Bank. James Graham Co., CAV, Manchester & Co..
Hon. W y. Porter, late Judge supreme Court.
NEW YORK REFERENCES.
Duncan, Sherman Co., J. &. Jtglrt & Co.. Geo. II.
Stuart & co., Abrm Belvs SoAs, J. L. Ja1ray Sons
Robert Il Williams.
BOSTON REFERENCES:
J. 2 Ihayer Brot4gr, Jarycs Cormcrais. Sweetscr,
Cookin Swan, G. T. Hovev & Co.. Wilson. Hamilton &
Co. George Grejcr ESQ, Geo. SMELL Esq. Johnson Sc
well & Co., Geo. W. Warren ~ Co.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
New Building, Philadelphia Sank.
II. b. MckEAN, Solicitor.
May 81, 1850. Iowanda. Pa.
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BOOK BIN DIN @.
in all its Branches in the latest and approved styles
and on the most favorable terms
Having secured, Permanently, the services Of Mr. II.
c. NHirEEAR. finished workman from Philadelphia,
and having added extensively the fixtures the con-
cerngivmg greater facility than formcry-we can pre-
sent TO the pu5c the most positive assurance of ab
Ity 10 please OUr patrons.
"a Customers should be particular to remember that
The Argus B.n!cry, is in the Argus Bidmg. as form
cry (rt building north ofthe Ward House) and is con
ucred nth oUr Book and Stationery and Printing
Office where all work should be delivered
CAUTON.-We are compelled in Justice to ourselves
and orr old customers, well as % prevent au imposition
upon the public generally to caution them against sort
concern, that falsely holds out To the public that it is
the Argus Badorv. This fuud is prattieed doubt,
with hope of deludng the Public Against this bold
and deliberate attempt to deceive, they hereby
toned.
20 Particular attention paid to re-Dindug. All work
guaranteed.
G1- Country Produce Of all kinds taken in payment
for work.
rs Having made comp etc ARA gomeuts are pre-
pared TO Rule and Bind BLANK BOON5 to any style or
pattern, 40 prices . low as elsewhere.
SowaGJa, March g. 1850. E.A. PARSONS.
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q ATTn rs 3 q 2.
The Argus Book bindery
Again in Full Operation


WE have the qualification ofamouDcng to our friends
w customers and the public, that we are now pre-
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EXAMINING COnuTTEE.

Hon. SHERMAN p. PHaLPs, WILLIAM r. OsBURN Esq.
TRAcs L. MORGAN, Esq.
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DR.. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
For Family Use,

Known as Safe and Reliable Remedies, are warranted o
what they are intended to give satisfaction.
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4(sreITaueo,ts.
GEO. II. BUNT

ISAAC MYER. .......J o. Fi'osT. b l. FoN
N0ETM TCwANnA. Oct. 6. ISIS.
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9ugfneSs Car1s.

Z. ovERTCN, JR................... g. D. NoyT,,,.
nEERTON Il MONTANYE, ITTI1
" NEFS IT L1Tt-0Hce in Union Block fo-r-.-
yoccuped by JAS. MACFAELANE,
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nTNGEnn1To1E, N. Z.


Rooms open for Instruction, from 9 A. NJ. to % I
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ii ENRY j. M'KEAN, ATTORNEp
| Ii dT LAW TOWANDA, PA; will paw prom,
attention to business entrusted tohm. Cocconsm95s
on reasonable terms With prompt remitances octI3
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GUY II. WATKINS. ATTORNEYIT
" LITV. TOWANDA. PA.
Office opposite Laporte Mason & Co.
b. Collections made and remitied with proD7Dtncss
ToWandl, January ,, ISG0.
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PoLrTrcAb CoRREsPoSDESoE.--Ina another page
we publish some correspondence bearing on
the political revolution which il now taking g.
new shape. 1t indicates the tendency to unite
the conservative elements against tho black re-
publican candidate-Bell and Everett being the
nucleus around which these scattered forces
will combine. There is thus a prospect OF a
square fight between the only two real living
parties in the countryside conservatives. and
the revolu,ionists consisting Of the republic ns
at the North, and the secessionists at the South.
If the ERE eaters Of the South do net fall into the
ranks of he conservatives they will be whippsS
az thoroughly as the Niger worshippers of the
North. The fight will be for the maintenance
Of the Uaion Of the States. The tendency oe
black republicanism is 10 break 1t up. and tho
tendency Of the secessionists Ia to the sane.
goal. There was always, as there Is now, =
majority Of the people against the principles
and designs of the black republican patty.
All that was wanted was 10 effect a junction
Of those armies 10 orSer 70 the total cverihrow.
Of the common eneny. That prospect sceGa &c.
be opening upon our view at last
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Total. go. 80 T23 ssl 81 1888 556 1o37,5s7 esTese
Here is an annual profit Of nearly three
quarters Of million admitted by the mana
gers, and we may be certain that the figures
are rather under than over the mark. Out OF
these immense resources 1t is very easy for the
city railroad interest to control the lobby and
the Legislature, and the secret of its power
there may be found in the sun total here
figured up. With such q remunerative business
as this have not the public right to expect
some decent accommodation on the cars
And yet II IL notorious that there is nc trouble
taken to make city railroad travel even endura-
bic. There are not half cars enough on any
of the roads to accommodate the passengers, and
hence, for a considerable portion Of the day
and night, the temperature aud crowded state
Of the cars essimilates te those Of the Black
Hole Of Calcutta, Of infamous memory. II is
thus with all irresponsible monopolies; and
until our city railroads are placed under the
control of the city government we will never
have better state Of things to boast Of The
city railroads, as now conducted, are more Of q
nuisance than convenience.
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THE COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS AND UNIvER-
sirr EDrcArioN--We publish today the con-
GLIDING reports of the numerous college com.
mencements which have been held throughout
the country during the summer. Not long ago
colleges in this country were " like angels VI
sits-few and far between" Now they are scat
tered all over the land, as thick as blackberres.
Formerly college education was enjoyed by
very few-now II Is quite common. As wealth
increases and civilization advances, education
Is incre@ed and multiplied. In all new coun-
tries education, literature and the arts and SCI
ences are KEEP, in the background by the strug-
gle for food and raiment and lodging, and by
the prime necessity Of developing the physical
resources. With the acquisition Of material
wealth come the treasures Of art and knowledge
and skil Of every kind Institutions Of the higher
branches OF learning.
The influence Of this progress will,
of course, be felt every day more
legiate education must not be overrated. To
almost all II IL Of more or less service, aud
would be Of very great and essential ser
vice were its instruction followed mp In after
years. But too many rush rapidly through a
college course, with mere smattering Of the
subjects on which they have been taught, and
in after life do not turn their information to
any account. In numerous instances they for.
&c, nearly all that they have learned. Educa-
tional books are mere tools, which are Of no
value unless they are used. A collegiate edu.
cation Is lost upon numbers Of young men be-
cause they do not use II In after life, and almost
the only advantage they derive from II IL the
discipline which IL established over the mind.
To men engaged 10 the active business Of COM
merce a classical aud college education Is not
Of value commensurate with the time lost.
But chemistry and the mechanical laws are
often made available by men who engage In
mechanical pursuits. The most useful schools
would be schools Of art and schools Of design.
To professional men, such as lawyers, and
doctors and the clergy, a college education is
of great importance, though no educational
training can make able men out Of those whom
nature has not endowed with talents. How
few Of our clergy in this large city and Ii
suburbs are distinguished for ability. II Is i'm
possible to make silk purse ont Of a s~iue's ear
A college education Is necessarily superficial
and its design l. not so much to communicate
knowledge as 20 teach man how be Is q
acquire It. Whether he ever does acquire I
depends on himself
! The heads and professors Of our colleges arr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

Tue WHEREABOUTS or WALKER.--We have
from tine to time received intelligence Of the
presence Of Gen. Wm. Walker and small fili
clustering expedition at different places In the
Caribbean Sea, but no positive information Of bis
designs has been published. A condensed view
Of his movements will not be without interest
al The present time, when we may hear of auy
moment Of Lis having effected landing IN Cen
trail America
He left New Orleans on the 9th Of June last
On board the schooner John Taylor fer the
Island Of Ruatan. Previously to bis arrival Shere
several squads ofsupposed emigrants had been
carried TO that island by the fruit traders run.
ning TO New Orleans, and on the 10th &C June
Walker himself reached there. On the 18th Of
July the schooner Clifton, bound from New
Orlesns for Ruatan, with twenty.foun men and
an assorted cargo, was seized at Belize BIZ
the British authorities, and twenty-txo cases q
cartridges, belts, &c, were taken out OF her.
The captain abandoned his vessel, bet at cnee
chartered another and sent his passenger 10
Ruatan. Walker ia reported to have left that
island on tAe 10Th Of June, and the next we
hear Of aim Is at the island OF Coznmel, OF the
ceast Of Yucatan, where his expedition, said tc
con ass of Eve schooners and Eve hundred men
Was at anchor, aud there remained, commrni
eating with the mainland and completing It's
preparations, until the goth Of July, when Il se
! sail for parts unknown. There Can be ntt'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

TIE error in swardAs the prize 70 the Mallory is mo
Sss: instance arcee som msp~int tn the s9ow~ss- "
tas the Yacht Cuo so-s and sc award o, Toe cssnion
rriss 10 the hAnnsssDs rom eassrrc,sa %
the allowance Of te between me claims n the competing
yachts Tho resuNAs finally n~ard.d Is 70 fs iows--
me Mannersins the pr Of the .ecsya c,asa .oop
Tue julia that % The FIRST csss soops 20 wei. as sAs o.
the championship
Mr. Hasve csa not max, ,he cscu s,xiops "a sanonsa
yesterday in letter frc New b so-d not rax besns
. member OF ssc Regatta Commute