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MINOR POLICE TTEMs.-George McWood and JACOB
Davis of No 70 Chatham street arrested yesterday he
former charged with having stolen diamond ring worth rs
from the auction Of Doughty CO. No IS Nassau street.
and tie latter for having bought the ng for SO with guilty
kuowledse Both the prisoners held for examination
James Clark arrested Thursday night while in the Of
Campbell at the of Broad and Walker
street Mr. Campbell who is member Of the Highland Hgi.
en was passing along the street. when three four gambks
rushed at him from Foence's Hotel knocked him down and
beat him frightful manner Campbell identifies CLARK
OF the rowdes who beat him and the prisoner required
give bail 10 answer Floences becoming quite
Gus for brutal assaults by gamblers who frequent that piece
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CARD FROM INSPECTOR FOLK.

To tie Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: The charge against g. S. Carroll and Joseph
Smith wiu aisobedepce Of orders and not cowardce
as stated in some Of the daily papers Yours, &c,
JOHN 8. FOLK, Inspector of Police.
Office Of he Inspector of Police Brooklyn, June a. 1860
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Passengers Arrived

In brig Los Amigos from sarannc "a Mav-Dr Mason and
wife, MI Frazer Mr. Russell, two daughters, and son
In bark May FloUer from BavbadoeArs Barclay son.
daughters, and two servants Dr. Edward siswelt
In sehr Mason Rogers from Masanzas-E. Van Ts,sei r.
Welsmith, II. Rowel
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command. There are now four companies Company
A, Capt BuDoe, numbering s. men; Company b, Capt.
Stirring, numbering 40 men; Company C, Capt. Hop
per- IS men; and Company D., Capt. Postley 50 men.
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IAdxeIfi.e fnent. |

GAS. GAs.-GAs FIXTURES win be found at The
treat manufacturing depot Of WARNER, PICK Co., No ~
Broadway Large orders have just been filed for China C
ard see new styles.
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IAdverfisefnent.l

A SPECIAL NOTICE.1Our readers will please
notice that HIRAM ANDERSON the celebrated CARPET dealer
No. Bowey has greatly reduced the prices Of all bis English
Velvet and Brussels CARPRTIsG. he is also selling Three ply
and Ingram Carpets Rings Mats Mating Table and Piano Gov
ers and Windows at prices far below any quoted In
ouI
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ADVERTISEMENT
IA MUSEUM is the best place in the CT

BAKNCMB MUSEUM 10 Iut Uts0 PIuVo III 1IO wy
TO see the Grand Procession TO day its windows balconies and
perfect view of the distinguished strangers
Besides three splendid performances take place one al
noon one immediately after the procession has passed and
AZ other al 10 making this grand gala holiday at the Museum
All the extraordinary novelties, Giant Baby What III
Grand AquaIiB, &c, kc. are % be seen az al hours
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Advertisement.
A RIGHT START is SUCCESS; A WRONG ONE,

a RIGIFT STAtT Is SUCCESSi WKUN" UNI,
DryE.r-A correct chronological Examination as given daily
by Prof Fowler No. Goa Broadway will ph young man
the right his faculties TO the best possible advantage
his deec and thereby enable him TO obtain health sue
cess, and happiness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

MFYFRs MIRACULOUS VERMIN DEsTROYER II
sop-or 10 all other articles destroying Rats Mice Reaches
Wstor Bags and every species of Vemin Sold Ut No. Ola
Broadway, and by all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

great Republican ratification meeting will TAX
place at o'clock this afternoon, at Hampstead, Lon
Island. Speeches win be made by George w. Curti
Parke Goodwin, Mr. Hoxie, and others.
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HINATrxB ALnAHAo.
gun-Rfes... 4:28 Sets 1872 Moon-Rises. f9
Sandy Hook.. Sal Gov. Ilsnd.. 6:li Hell ssg
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TAdvertisement.l

TAdvertisement
JAPANESE EMBASSY.
Just received from Washington on exhibionst
BRApV's GALLERr,
No. $40 Broadway,
The only authentic them taken IN this county
Also the different candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency.
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WILLIAMsBURGH DIsPESsARY.-Tbe monthly report
exhibits the following results accomplished during the month";
patients vsccnated exclusive of BIC patients that
treated for different complaints during the same tme the total
number persons who have avaed themselves of the benefits
the institution during the past month 35-mse 626
females IT'S Never since the establishment Of this useful nst
tuition has 1t been prosperous condition than at the
present time.
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Advertisement.

THE JAPANESE EMBASSY at GURNEY's GALE
RyThe first Photograph take. IN the United States Of the Dis
japan by artist In San f1neisco
has lust been received and IL exhibition
~ - J. GuRyBY Son, No. 707 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

PUBLIC SCHOOL REcEPTIoN.-The first reception Of
the Colored Grammar School No. in their new build
ing Mulberry street, held on Thursday morning.
The room was crowded by the pupils and their friends,
and the exercises excited unhaggng interest for four
hours. They consisted of reading general reviews of
studies, singing, operating on Wheeler g. Wilson's
sewing.macbine presentation of certificates and ad-
dresses by various gentlemen, closing with neatly
spread collation.. The exhibition compared favorably
with that of our schools in general of corresponding
grade and furnished argument conclusive as to the
capacity of the colored children for intellectual culture
The school building is creditabe to the humanity and
public spirits of the school officers in the Fourteenth
Ward and contrasts very strongly with the miserable
provisions made for the education of coored popu
iation in the ether wards
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was discovered but up 70 The tns when our reporter
left nothing had boon found TAA missing man Is five
feet Eve inches high, thek-set, and s well known on
the Erie Railroad, on which he has Travelled great
deal for the purpose Of selling Aour.
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The CosDucr OF HARDgs.-By letter from Bel.
videre we learn that Harden convicted Of poisoning
bis wife is cheerful in bis behavior conyerses freely,
and laughs and talks without reserve. He expresses
himself as ready 70 de- if necessary but hopes 70 have
bis sents nee COMMITTED by the Court of Pardons 70 Inn
prsonment for iie according to law His friends are
Circulating petitions for this purpose. When his coun'
sci handed him, without remark the letter from the
Chancellor denying the writ Of error nc perused u
calmly and said it would be necessary TO get the
petitions of Communication into circulation as soon rs pos
sble az the time was growing short. II is again ru'
mored that he has made confession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

Nj srB WARD REPUBLIcAs AssociATIos.-Ihe
reg lar monthly meeting Of this Association was held
last night at the Blocker Building number Of new
nbers were admitted and other business transacted
al Ter which, brief speeches were made by Mr. butcher
nd other gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

HE RuTGERs IssTuUTE.-The Trustees of the
Rutgers Female Institute yesterday closed the contract
for the purchase of buildings for that Institution
IN the new block Fifth avenue between Forty first
and Forty-second streets This block lately erected
after plans and under the direction of Alex j. Davis
is striking architectural novelty on the avenue The
structure is fawn-coored FRIEDRICH quite in contrast
with the marble and brown stone 30 much used in this
vicinity. To adapt the budingSto the purposes of the
institution considerable addition and some internal
alterations are required. These viii embrace a
chapel, "a laboratory, and several large school
rooms, the whole surmounted by an observa-
tory. The alterations and additions are to be
complete by the LIST of September next, so as to be
occupied by the school at the beginning of the next
term, which is the eightysixth since its first organize
ton. This Institution was chartered by the Legsla
ture of the State in 1888. The funds for its endow
nent was obtained partly by subscription and partly
by donation from VIM. b. Crosby esq, the heir of
the Rutgers estate.
For many years the Institution enjoyed almost I'M
preoedened prosperity and during that time the library
and apparatus were added by annual appropriation.
Since the great rush of people uptown, the numbers
have not been large, and thought best 10 let
the Institution go with the people, Hence the present
"'eineni. MI. henry III. ilerce, unoer WHOSE man
agtment the removal has been 80 successfully effected
VIII continue at the head Of the Institution prnc-
pal. The Board Of Trustees contains, among others,
the Rev. Dr. Krebs, President of the Board J. ".
Leverage, ESQ.,, Secretary; the Rev. DIR. Arnitags,
the Hon. Joseph Hoxie, Z. D. Brown president Me-
ehanics and Traders Bank John Gray, and Spencer
Kirby, esqs friend Of the Institution has offered
the su of 5000 toward the purchase Of Telescope
for the observatory. The Commencement will take
place the 18th inst, at the Rutgers street Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16
ADVERTISEMENT
To DEALERS IN INDM.RUBBER GOODS.

Notice hereby given that the GOODYEAR ELASTIC FABRIC.
have purchased all the rights for the manufacture ana
.e Of Elastic India Rubber Goods Of all descriptions hereto
fore owned or claimed by CBAs GooDYEAR HORACE DAY,
or WILLIAM JUDsos and thereby have concentrated all the
tes under the Goodyear and other patents under controls
and they prepared to make arrangements upon 70
yoruble terms merchants for the sale OF such goods
All elastic goods having Vulcanized Rubber in them Except
suspender the right manufacture which Is vested In
the Esshaw Manufacturing Company must be stamped
with Companys marks before they sold they viii b.
treated infnsements and the Company viii prosecute
once any person proved selling Of such goods without due
hcense.--New-York, June 9Th, 1860.
WV b. BENNETT, Secretary
No. 81 Park.row and No. 20 Courlandtst
PUBLIC.
THK COMPANY, known as the GoopyEAR ELASTIC
FAsRIcs purchased from Factory In
New Patents, and all my titles under
GoopYEARs PATENTS with all claims for past nfngements
and by settled and receipts passed, all goods
hitherto by supplied to others under
authority may be sold and exempt from such transfer aud
no claim be made question raised touching such
hitherto sold authorized by me, HORACE H. DAY.
New-York, June 9, 1860.
To THE PUBIC.
TIE undersigned having sold all his night title and interest In
the and Elastic Rubber Goods under the
GOODYEAR PATENT to tho GOODYEAR EL,sTrc FABRICS
COMPANY hereby gives notice the public that all settlements
for past nffnsemen his rights must be made with that Com
pany and all future licenses to vend such goods bis licenses
included must be derived from them.
WILLIAM JuDsos, No. 81 Parkrow.
Eew.Yort, June 9, 1860.
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TN. BRIa oxosar srocssAx (ei HATH Me 0ilss nsstes
los Boxe Noeya May l6a total less She IVES usv
Aspipwan for Trinidad Do Cubs.
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FIVE PoIsTs' STRAWBERRY PARrr.-The chill
aren Of the House Of Industry at the Five Points were
hast evening treated to taste Of strawberries-the
gift Of friend. The little gathered in from their
cellars and garrets withclean faces and smiling coune
nances, for the least was given to all who chose to
One little fellow, well known to the children,
in wretched plight, ragged and dirty, that
Il was vsted by the company that he was not in fit
sondtion for the supper. 1t was finally decided by
vote that he should have new jacket and pants, and
be admitted to the enjoyment of the evening There
was tear in the little fellows eye and afterwsrd he
enjoyed himself as well as any one of them. The
evening passed pleasantly away, with songs and
prcmenades. A few remarks were made by gentle
from a Sunday School in Syracuse. But the
great feature of the evening was eating the straw
berries and cakes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

MIsoR CITr ITENss-1o-norrow, and every susse-
quent Sunday during the Summer, the Harlem Rail
road Company viii convey passengers from The Aston
House % Forty second street BY horse cars, and theme
to Seventy pnth street, opposite the RaInbe, Centrs
Park, by steam. The steam cara viii start from For,
second street al a. M, and make half heany tril
shercafer during the day, hating for passengers
Ffy-ninih and Sevenueih streets. ..At meeting Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

LAuscH.--This morning at o'clock Mr.. Elisha L..
whitlock will launch from his yard, between Noble
and Madison streets Greenpoin steam propeller OF
about 200 ,uns for Fountain Horner & Sons of Mid
dletown Point New-Jersey. She will be run between
that place and in the freghting and passen-
ger business, and Mr. Whitlock will shortly lay the
keel of another vessel of similar caber, to run in the
same time Mr.. Wbitock also furnishes the machinery
of these vessels The cost of each is about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

MILIrARY.-The members of Company A, recently
attached the 1h Regiment have transferred themselves to
the 18th regiment and recent election Horace b. Sprsgne
was elected Captain Company of the 13th The Of
the transfer appears to be that Capt spge company were
partial to uniform with which they had provided them
selves while the Of the ith Is bue The uniform Of
he l0th 4
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ny ASae8t~H&
Rockland-
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BOWLING SCORE.

Umpires for st. George, MI Vntoni Tor NeWak, PIT ues,
head Scorers for St. George Mr. Ford for Newark, Mr. FL
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The Baptist Church in
Thirty fifth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
erected by the congregations formerly worshpng in
Eighteenth street. of which the Rev. S. A. Corey is
pastor, will be dedicated tomorrow morning at iOl
O'clock, the pastor officiating. The Rev. Dr. Armitage
win preach in the evening.
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ABSENCE OF THE MAYoR.-Alderman Martin kalb
feisch President of the Common Council present actin
Mayor the city, the Mayor Mr. Powell being Ia attendance
the National Sanitary Convention In Boston ~ Delegate
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Yovse MEMS DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL Con-
nITTEE.-At a meeting of this body on the IL inst In
sbs city, the Hon. E. A. Lawrence presided. The
following gentlemen were elected officers Of the State
Committee for the present year, E. A. Lawrence OF
oreens Chairman; John Arnott jr., OF Chemung,
Vice. Chairman; Joseph w. Cores, jr, of New-York,
Treasurer; II. C. Page of New-York, Secretary The
ocsrs of the State Committee are ex oficio members
of the same The object Of the Committee is to devise
plan of organization and adopt such other measures
a mgbtbe deemed best for the interests of the Demo
cratic party the promotion of union and harmony, the
Ultimate triumph of it's principles, and the success of
its representative candidates. Committees sp-
pointed to prepare and report plan for more
thorough organization of the Democracy to prepare
an address and prepare and issue series of political
tracts. It was also resolved to hold Young Mems
Democratic State Convention OF Saratoga on the 3lst
Of July,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

MosrAUK LIGHr.-A large force of workmen under
Government employ arrived at Montauk Point on
Tuesday for the purpose of making extensive improve
mens in the lighthouse. The summit of the lighthouse
is to be taken down and built up anew TO the night OF
l6O feet from the level of the sea- More than 100000
brick are to be employed in the structure. new
house for the keeper will also be erected on the hill
by the light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

Police In their tour inspection about the city yesterday
found number Of Nomenclature In Howards eo1 lmsY
ton From they had not been cleaned for
Some houses nearly choked up with dirt The oi
GERS also found stables In the Twelfth Ward which fol
dness the sw milk stables In the Seventh and
Eighth Wards Numerous yards IN different portions Of the
Fourth Tenth Eleventh. and Twelfth Wards were also reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

COMMENCEMENT WEEK or THE UNIVERSITY OF THE
CRY or NEw-YoRK.-To-morrow evening the Annual
sermon of the Young Mems Christian Association Of
shs City of New-York win epreachedinthe Reformed
Dutch Church, on Lafayette place and Fourth street,
sv the Rev. Rufus w. Clarke of Brooklyn On Mon
cav, at hapast 10 m, the Public Exhibition Of the
Preparatory Department, in the University Hall. On
Tuesday, June 10, Examination for Admission, at "a
a. H. in the Chaneellors Room examinations will
alec occur in September next. On Wednesday even
ing June 90 Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa,
at o'clock, in the Chancellor Room. On Wednesday,
at O'Clock, P. m in the University Hail. Anniversary
of the NewYork Beta of the Phi Beta Kappa; orator
the Rev. DR.. r. d. Hitchcock, Professor of the
Union Theological Seminary, New-York. On Thurs
aay June Dist, Annual Commencement Exercises, al
Eiblo's, at l0l q. m. On Thursday afternoon, at
O'Clock, Annual Meeting of the Alumni, in the Chapel
of the University.
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"a. yn~er Bsy the ccmpany scsk the O'Clock boat
- he eify An seemed gratded with what they had
- and heard. ....r

An AssArR OF HosoR.-It was rumored IN town
ve.,erday that two gentlemen of the Uncn Ciao nad
xolspt alteration few evenings since, and have
.nsa zone to Norfolk, Virginia, for an exchange OF
sAcss. The Rrprcss says;
at il said that Samuel Neal and Thomas Bryant,
.as s,t;s,s have gone to Norfolk to fight duel, and
frat Neal has been wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

CrsoxsarrAss M Tews.-Mayor Bishop Of Gin
.;nna,; A. w. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, and
Henry Mack, Chairman Of the Committee on Sewer
age Of that city are on visit to New,York for the
purpese Of inspecting our system Of sewerage They
were conducted to the reservoirs and various other
nps Of interest yesterday, by President Stephens OF
the Crtou Board, who furnished them every facility
Cor the attainment Of their object. The visitors came
h,her from philadelphia, and viii visit Brooklyn be-
fore deparing westward in order to judge Of the use
suness of the tubular sewerage-pipe, which is
.sxsensvely used there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

the Second Company OBJ of the Seventh Regiment
National Guard held on Thursday evening, the is'n
inst, the following officers were eected' Second Lieut.
Emmens Clark elected First Lent, vice Harrison re-
signed; Seret. Noah l.. Farnham elected Second
Lieut., vice Clark, promoted Corporal Charles 5.
Van Norden elected Third Sergt, vice Mcfarland re-
signed; private George A. Bernard elected Corporal
vice Van Norden promoted THE New-York City
Guard. Capt. Lowell, win celebrate their Twenty
seventh Anniversary Monday next, by an excursion
to Long Branch, New-Jersey. The steamboat Alice
Price win leave with the Guard and their guests from
the pier foot of Robinson street, at 81 a. The
Chicago Zouavcs expected in this city by the 9th
inst. The Zouaves will be received by detachment
of sixty men from the Sixth Regiment, Col Pinckney
The Zouaves are famous for the excellence Of their
drill, and extraordinary agility The steamer Saxo-
MIA sailed yesterday for Southampton, Havre, and
Hamburg, taking ont $500 900 in specie and 244 pas
gers, among whom is Mr.. Burkhardt, editor of The
Dispatch, who goes out for the benefit of his health.
THE San Jacinto Club Of New-York have ap-
pointed Committee Of five prominent Democrats to
represent Sam Houston interests at Baltimore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
p tt>burg III. VA ne L Chicago
x 4 i 4. " ID q -.

T. 8 ,'i.ar. ", .....a.s... go N. ~str.-
( tAks RI y IRON CHICAGO PIrTsBURG
~ with"ui change. Connecting with the great
,SrLFitIi CENTRAL RAHROAD
n ~ Yorl., Phllalel ph.a Baltiin re a II Vast
lusion city, ani all the interior sns Of Penn
syv'utA, Nev jersey, New YORK, Maryland &c
Merchants by taking This route vii. have the
aivautaGe 0i all the eastern markets AT no add
tIonai 90 {.
ia zt..e checked through
lrun. IrtYe 1ae Daplt Canal street west side,
Chicrsi Y .tlY "a tho ARRIVAL # rains from the
Wcst aut North west.
Connecting Al Grc.tlno with Cleveland Il Like
shore 4 =. . ane'rh, Buffalo. Niagara calls
New York AMI Bnst n, and all the interior
towoso New England. via New York Central
ant 'e" iork j. trc Railroads Also Soutn t.
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon.
steu rnvlc gnd "rceliag, and pteriol towns
n OH" aud Nirgiaia.
IN nj trans connect at Forest with trains
w iti kf4r kai Springfield. Grbano Day
Ton ani innntati A.o with trains at Lama TOR
Dayton ~ | Gteftanati direct.
Pare IA low = any other Route.
T. -epsers mount east wii Gn this route both
pleasant inl a,rse able pass ~ t3rou.h many OF
tn LARGEST aai finest el,es ia the United states.
Passengers arriving - Chicago On any Of the
roads, viii hal attentive chstk agents II the lc-
pa IT, f,ctiye taetk- al convey baggage, tree IT
chnrge. " d lit.nurs mi Chicago cars. Sleep
ingctr' accompany rtcn IRON.
iickl' tHr sale 81 al The prime pal tieket iii
o. ta sfr " ast. AMI ~ ne Companys olice cor
ncr - Kan toiph am bear orn streets or AT the
Depot, " ct site, thlctgo.
bs rartienlar to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. ". BOSS,
Gsul Western fa senger agent, Chicago.
j. ii. MooKa, Com. ana Gen'l \ Il, Chicago.
F,eight Of Al kinds win be carried from Chica-
90 10 All points T. 81 AZ all times. low rates
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EDUCATION
"A O a ID = M
Optic
iMisssU hiTE IaNCEPTIot
YOUNG LADgIS.
DAyEN. ORT, IOWA.
i0nducttd by M .istf.g e Charity
-OFTHE--
BiessfM Virgin.

vHHfS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
~ situated about one mile from Davenport
AMI commands a view Of scenery unsurpassed ioi
richness and variety.
UnceasinZ care and vigilance will be exercised
to promote the neral aud intellectual improve
ne I 0! the pupils, an ia sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer Will be administered to with the
f3niness IF parent
The course o. education comprises Orthogra
ply, iteading, WAITING, Arlthmetic, GraiLn. ar
tlocution. Biography ancient aud modern, lis
tory sacred and ploiane, \ zebra. Book Ken
lns, Astronomy, with me OF the Globes My
tuoIogy, Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philo,o-
ply, hyslology, Botany, tho ro4ch and German
Langua s., Music on the Piano Guitar 4 J., Draw
ins u Crlyun, Honochro,altic end Fvlyehronotic
also Gr~ciAn aud Oriental Painting, AID i ac cai
instruction. ~ Aeedic-work, both plain and Orna
mental.