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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
LETTERS AND REPORTS
From Eminent Gentlemen Undressing the Course
of study and Practical Plan Of Operation.
Report

From Geo. W. Bungsy ESQ.,, Author OF Crayon Skeches
(From published Letter.)
The City of Poughkeepsie is noted far and near,
for the purity of its atmosphere, the richness of its
soil the abundance of its natural resources and the
wealth. enterprise, and intelligence Of its inhabitants.
In word it i, paradise of psce-a city of rural
palaces and temples Of learning. 1t is situated on
The beautiful banks of the Hudson, and is Justly
celebrated for the weird and picturesque grandeur Of
1ts river and mountain scenery, the classic reminis'
osnces Of its Revolutionary history, for its famous
schools, collegA, and ladies' seminaries and the
hgh character of its citizens.
1t would be difficult to find more desirable place
for residence. II is within six hours ride Of FIVE
Of the most prominent States of the Union, and is
easy Of access from all parts of the United States
and Canada. by railway and river. The moral tone
Of society il excellent and its educational advantages
ere unsurpassed by any rural city in the State or
nation. 1t is not matter Of surprise that such
az Prof. Morse, who taught science to speak the
language Of lightning, and Benson j. LOSING, the
artist and author, and Matthew Vsssar, esq.,, the
Benevolent founder of the Female College endowed
with $500 0OO choose this place for their permanent
home.
i visited Poughkeepsie to attend public exercises
OF EAsTMANs STATE AND NATIONAL BUSINESS
CoLLEeE and as this excellent institution ia one of
the most notable features of this pleasant city,
shall give you abort sketch of it, believing that
there are many among your readers who will desire
70 avail themselves Of its rare advantages.
THE COLLEGE BUILDINGS,
two in number, are large edifces, situated on Wash.
ipgton and Vassar streets, with Post.Oice and TEL
egraph communication with each, and are sufficient
ly large 10 accommodate Five Hundred Students
with the Offices, desks, seats tables, and other ap
pointnents needed in frst-cla,s Business College.
The different departments are Handsomely fitted
and furnished with all the apparatus required for the
accommodation Of the pupils who seek 90 properly a
commercial or business education here.
The walls are adorned with splendid specimens Of
iOtkcio uVtou ptrtOrb In
Europe and America and fine photograph Ikenesses
of men and women who have distinguished them.
selves by their talents and their requirements.
The buildings are used entirely for business de-
partments-Lecture and Recitation Rooms the
pupils boarding in private families (under the super
vision of the Institution WHO receive as boarders
only the pupils of the College, which system of
boarding seems to be very much preferred by parent
and pupil.
The Washington street building is used entire for
ACTUAL BUSINESS PURPOSES,
IN carrying out the original and pre-eminent mode Of
business instruction, embracing
THEORY AND PRACTICE,
and is fitted with tho following Offices fol- officers
buduess; Esstmaa's College Bank and National
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Eus,msn,s Perpetual Almanac, &e'd i''
Ecrfy EsurH,

Arranged in an entirely new and novel manner,
suitable for framing, for LIBRARIES, Oh rh''AA
ROOMS. OR HANGING IN PLACES OF BUSINESS 10 'e"',
free Of charge, to all who will send list Oh .he 'e'
md po,toee address of the young men Of 'ne'r &c,
quaintance, in their vicinity or a0''"'' -, ~
PROBABLY be benefited by receiving Pa,hp"'' "a =,
this Institution. Write Name, P0s'-omee' '"'
Stafe drtinctly.
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Letter from Il. -. Osborn, esq.
OFFICE or THs PoreuKEKPsIr TsLRaaAPl

OrHCB or THB PordHKkkfsIk TsLKdAAPH,
Sept. l. 1862.
II. G. EASTMAN, esq.-Dear Sir' bear testi-
mony with pleasure to the excellence of your Insti-
tuition as School for Young Men preparing TO en-
gage in the active duties Of life. Having witnessed
the thorough progress Of my son in course OF In
struction at your College, can commend the ln'ti-
tuition TO Others In the full conviction that 1t is pro-
vded with talent and facilities for such instruction
which commend il as worthy of general patronage.
E.. B. OSBORNE.
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Tbe College Paper,

I.susd monthly by the Institution, is sent, ires o.
%anro % apy address, on application. 1t gives null
of the Institution, Course Of S'udy nUss
and Original Plan of Operation, and other inI0rn",
calculated to be of interest TO the young LIEU "
the business community. Address,
%. EASTMAN.
President Bu'ins" College
PsugakssYsis. ~ y
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Terms, &c.

Scholarships giving the student all the advantage
of the Business Course until graduation are issued At
the Office Of this Institution for $35.
Where two enter a, the same time from the same
place, for $50 each.
Clergymen's Sons, $50.
The Tuition Fee must be paid the day Of en-
trance.
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STUDENTS are admitted and enter upon the Course
of study any week day in the year. Each person
occupies separate desk and is instructed indivdu'
ally, thus avoiding being drawn along by elsss
faster than his ability and previous education will
admit, or being retarded by class that cannot
progress rs rapidly as himself.
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VIsIroRs are admitted TO the Business Depart.
ment of the College az any hour during the day, to
witness the novel and interesting operations of pu'
pills snd teachers.
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gsourd.

Board Is 50 so, 81 IS, and So per week, accord.
ing to place.
Parents at a distance can rely upon their sons be-
ing boarded in the best moral families, where every
necessary attention will be given them.
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Letter From .Eiihu Burriit.
LEANED Blacksmith. }

tLetneu
In regard to this system Of Education. Mr.. Bur-
RIFT has lectured before this Collegcfor three years
past, and has thus become acquainted with the
course of study and the plan Of operation.
NEw-BRITAIS, Conn.
Fl. G. EASTMAN, ESQ.,, My DEAR Sir; have
felt great interest in the character and success Of
your admirable School Of Business. At each visit.
my impression Of its happy adaptation to the wants
Of the present day, was strengthened and deepened
Indeed, no institution could BIO moro AmerieaH--
more Characteristic Of the improvements Of the age
The practical education impaired is 20 ample varied
and utilitaran, that any young man who takes fair
and honest advantage of i, must be fitted for any
department Of business which he may choose for life,
whether he become merchant, banker, manufac-
turer, or farmer. To gain thus in few months,
what would cost years Of business life to acc uire
without such course Of instruction, is privilege
which should commend your institution to the
patronage Of the whole business community. Iwould
congratulate you on the high character Of your COL
lege in Oswego and On the success which has
crowned your efforts in this important department Of
education. 1 am glad you have Transferred your
sphere Of labor to such central, accessible and
pleasant locality as Poughkeepsie; city which is 90
adapted for institution Of this kind.
VV;shin0 vou the lar1est anccesg 7 nm truIv
yours, ELIHU BURRITT.
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Letter from tho Mayor of Poughiseepsie.

letter from tho Mayor of Poughiseepsie.
MAJORS OFFICE, POUGHKEEPsIs(
July l, 1862 )
II. G.. EASTMAN, EsQ. Dear Sir take great
pleasure In indorsing the above from Mr.. Bnrritt;
and Gs my son has received the benefits OF your in
stitution, at the same time chcenully recommend
its superior advantages and your practical mode Of
instruction 10 those who have sons to educate.
J. BOVINE, Mayor Of Poug hkeepGs.
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YouyG MEN desiring admission must be Of good
moral character and industrious business habits.
Their age and previous education is not considered
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IADvBRTisssENr.I

IADvBsTsssENr1
"Educ,tiOn IL the cheap defense Of NstionA'
EaSTMlNS STATE AND NATIONAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
PoveuKxEpsIr, N. Y.-os THH HrpsOs RIVER.
The Most Practical Institution Of the Age
Founded on the Great Motto of Agesilaus, King
Of Sparta, "Teach your boys that which
they will practice when they be.
come men,"
COURSE or INSTRUCTION AND PLAN Of OPERATION
Prosperity Of the Institution aud Eminent sue
ssss Of the Novel; Original, and Preemi-
nent mode of Business Training.
Combining
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
The Right Kind of Education for Young Hen,
Fitting them in the best manner In the shortest
possibIe time, and at the Least Expense. 10
insure success in the Business
duties and Employments oflife.
SUPERIORITY OF THIS SYSTEM
Over all others yet devised, for the correct ana
rapid acquisition of Business Rules. Laws,
Customs and Operations.
Important Course of Study for Re-
turned Disabled Soldiers.
Letters from Eiihu Barritt. Mathew Vassar,
Mayor Bovine, Geo. W. Bungay, and other
Eminent Gentlemen, indOrsng the Insti.
fution and the Practical and inter
esting manner pursued
in Teaching, Terms
Of Tuition,
sketch of City of Poughkeepsie,
&c, &C., &c.
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Letter from tho Clergy of poughLeepsie.

~NN'eNA fEoht tuO tACf8 VI
PouGRKRRPsE, N. Y. July ], 1862.
Ii. G. EASTMAN, esq; Dear Sir-BeiDg person
ally acquainted with your institution, We are graft
led to indorse the above; and having witnessed the
practical operation of teachers and pupils, we un-
heSi'a'ingiy commend its superior advantages to
young men at homo and abroad.
o. M, MEcKRoN, Paitor lat Reformed Dutch Church.
MOSES TYLER, Pastor CozgregatioDsli,t Church.
CHAS. s. HAGEMAN. Pastor I'd Reformed Dsteh Church
J. L. @. WKoWN, Psstor Methodist Church.
SAMUEL BUEL Pastor Episcopal Church.
{. N CHANDLER, Pastor let Baptist Church.
Letter from M. Vassnr, jr., and M. yns.
sur, esq.
Founder Of VsssM Female College.
PoERRPsH, Jan. 81, 1862
II. G. EASTMAN, ssq.-Dtar Sir, Having Wis.
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"Educ.tiOn +, the cheap defense Of NstiOnA'
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

The Right Hind of Education for Young Hen,
p,,,,ua them I'm the best manner, in the Shortest
possible time, and at the Least Expense. 10
insure success in the Business
duties and Employments oflife.
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EaSTMAVS STATE AND NATIONAL

BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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PoUeHKKEPsIE, N. Y.-OS THH HUpsoN RIVER
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Prosperity Of the Institution aud Eminent Suc'
cess of the Novel. Original, and Preemi-
uent mode of Business Training,
Combining
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION AND PLAN OF OPERATION
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SUPERIORITY OF THIS SYSTEM
Over all others yet devised, for the correct ana
rapid acquisition of Business Rules Laws
Customs and Operations.
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Court.Martinl Sentence. in Nrw-nexiee.

At General Court Martial held az Fort Craig,
New Mexico on the st Of October. tie following sen
fences were passed:
be confined at hard labor r three ohs and fos.
ie, s5 per mouth Of ~. pay os SAM period
VIM stace, Co J. 1h L; > Ininlfi desest;on % Dc coe
hn,d at had bor with bal and clam attached 10 HI. lee
year forfeit pay and Al the s.Eaion oil sue. go
vice be drummed out 81 the service. ga. -
CAPT Francis j. MI chc let Infantry Ca orra Volunteers
ION OF orirrs and signing ile ccIik
cate, be csced forfeit pay and te ceoared from eves
holding any oe Of rust honor pTeat under the ooefn'
Sergeant Major Thoma, " wrenn Is, Infantry California
Vols Grunkcnness bad conduct, neglect c dliy to DC 70
owen ellen, Co y lst Infantry California Vols lad
dlci aud assault with intent q DO bodily injury 10 De eonhns1
hard abo ssa ball aud cAain attained 20 hs es ior
months, sAd !oiie 30 ief month y DIS u 10y Ply .' 'ns
yr. Tubs. Co =, Is, Infantry California Vols drunken
BE- confined e hsd labor FOR six months, with
bail ADD cl.u a'ta -h.d 70 il, leg O.
John Gu de- TO- r, st Infantry California Vols deseHioa
bed coaiurts hard labor with bal llli chsI Tor the
balance his Enlistment, forfeit his pay, and
then be Damned out Of the s8rylcr.
CirroA Creah Go. G. st Cavalry California yos absent
vi houtRavr. a-i selling Government property 70 he cou'
fned Ut hand lob.r for six months.
Iesdero S1aso Co. e. Lei Cavalry, New Mexico Vols abb
sen. without leave, 10 be confined 1t Asd Io9' ~ Tour
jose Lu. Flores. Co. F. 1t New-Morean Mounted Vols,
absent leave hard labor with bal AL can Tor three
Abino sando,al Co T. lot Nes.Mesican Mounted Vols.
absent without leave hard soT with III aud cham los thee
Doroeo Para, Co. F. Isl New Mexican Mounted Vols. CD
without leave hard Aoor w osl and chain ior three
Flre sslsy,r Co. r lat New Mexican Mounted Vols alb
sent without cave hard labor with bal and chain for three
months. =, 49,.
Juan Antonio Romero, Co. =, Let NewNsrlcsa Iorntce
Vols sbson, without leave haf1 Labor With bali and cham re-
siton Romero. Co F. I.t New.MeHican Mounted voa.
absent without leave hri aoor with oa AND chain iof Tires
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srx.ppsNG INTELLuGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........N %
rived.

Arrived.
~ ,r,ns-or, steamer Ellen y Terry, Chsrin Neweem
Nov n and asxa. In I'D via Fortress Moaroe I,'h via
His s,s, s Ps.apseo IT, transport Mott, Washington D.
steamer Tssony, Pierce Philadelphia, ndse., &c. 'OJ
Steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia, mdse 20 loPerA
steamer s.. Gull Kenny Ployidonce. nis- to EiwuA
Ship Hcr.,io tof N,wRelforn Pamer Manis Juy "a
passed Aner Aug Cane Of Good Hope Oc1 Q, va" He'P'
Shin Dina Iof Windsor y 81 sAaiias c,rtf s' ds,:
coal 70 ua-'er Oct. 20 rt 4b9 lon z-'li sp"A0 snip Wv
toria ,em Liverpool for Philadelphia 49,. NJ. 10
Bsrp bounding Bilow Of Boston, 'ianheh Mslasa' p,,
sad Pine so rs WI Win bark Fannie amloa for
Eliza bsrssas' scg 5ss asrs passd bst Inas
bound south Nov. o. in lt - 81 lon. "a sP'Ao h''"s'
i TaTs r. G WsiNc () Of caiea Scott, Rio jeir0 "
day, eIasi :. 81 So crowe Brnno. Ay-rs sept ~
hides 6c., 70 X. w Ropes Go: Sailed IN eoA'n WIZ
,hip Bsynar. say.T for New FORK ,, it,, ..
Ja, I'd int on Hsi,errs passed ers A. Hop.ins
bound north IAe ehei oihcer Oft h. d. fs's ''''''
Bag John Boiler Of Lanen.bsr KnoTs: ns
DAYS with Gotten to ~ Smith Co. 10y snP ~ iay~
Pa.sensrrs-N r. fsyae, w. &. Hurst. o. Moore. s, ana
Brig oisron' GOT GSIsi s,s RES To s.o Francis
BTis Handy Wieks. Port Rsys, D. l., eAy' IL 0'~''"
ME- smcse Orb Bsey MslanOra IS days cotton 70
j. H. n & Walton wgsce Havana - lays, viii sugar
nlis p Novc,sNsr IS la "a Is ION - a, sPoAs bNs
Nin,y, \ from Boston iaS New .orleaha I'D, -,
Trg Saxon ,of ST John, " 81 - T'ha - va" '"''
liauofico &C, - Eimston BROS. =. "a. 4. l., IL, cs
soir Conia4 OF HALIFAX, RGHikey 'AAsf usy' "' h's
TO C. Nickurssn . =, ..,u-. -.
sc,r rob ct b. saith. Russell siiile'ewn g. r,,,,
SIM Aul4e sle- 'ioases, Portland u 70. Has'
.rhr Esshon, Davis. ProyldEss
| WlND-suLsvt, ). ".
Ono big unknown.
Auiied.
Eoy 2SS,eamship.kl Cid mot as bef'rsh r'!"A ~ -
Webster 81, y.,o, Immoy alta
/ ships-sir Robert Peel Esmerslls RSnsooh ''' 'A''
P.nx Albert. Hound Charter Oss tn.,e &c, FIR, nj. ".
! Barks-A. A. Dsober;, Ocean, lnez, M"s'A"s' " ''' ~
mum. - -, ,-,,t.rn Lsht Lena Dos
Jusn. Lizzie Ryder. Lotus ,,s., L. c. rohu.., n w
s. Ioourss-- bealoh John Caiwal,oi, 49,.
Fs,h John Aauuss. H. H. ST. aley ana e'hss'
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furniture.

4 MAGNIFICENT Present for mother and
"A Chid-Rrowas Patent Baby endeE-eoououi,sl. use-
fui and beautiful BROWN a Co. No. 40 broadway.
DEpROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwsusnici manufacture Also cold Chcstng lud Walnut
CHAMBER Suites psiu nd ornamental. - H. = EARRING
9ON 20 C-nai-st, opposite Wooster. fst-hhlhrd 1885,
LNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ Inc best s-sos,iur'; o. ENAMELEp FURNITURE. ia
o. c0.1- and styles ~ au-t ani Ilesu1t .ln aid orHa
peia az Suites Nnccsc and Retail Also. lsi end
"a -isse. NARKES WARD No. 1s-,C ll--si.
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fT1nE GREAT ENGLIsH RFMEDY.

rI,uE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JANIS CLAIMS
CELEBRATED llAALt iiiini -
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yarsiairr Itlralf 4f.af 10 10 T. .rfa-
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81, remedy faf fcaas f-.es a.4 y-i-fa ni nom = y
rrfI.rr Laftfll o. a.. Constitution ITO r.fnei hic'
i, preaafy suited 10 VIII ga sa3h the tnns Ga ne
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s.ts s other means have alsti 81 e9as4 p'"sf 10
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should BE- cafsf .ly IrssIfcd
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aren't uI lrtlro ha.o c1ui-frs otlE 81 ia b. fs-fn
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lG9 TIE 1863.

pEySgYLylNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
N,ith ia come qiions, forms ,.,r
ruv SHORTEST And QUICkIor NpuIb
yros sEw.i0RE TO 1hE ftiHolfAL II,
seven Train. r1n daily s.n he''-I9 o.. 70 IT, ''-'
AZ. nrIpO,IGH TRAINs FOR TIE W.T. Bf THIS
~" Hnif1g LEAVE hFW-YOKK from THE
ROOT or COUHrLANDIsT. -. 49,.
By way a. TAildo pAis the morning Ihs., s'o
w a. A M same o.er EOrtoa; eysHi pAsept''
NJ ! .. u. one hour later than Other hne. ,.,-o IN
By way Of Allentown esenns r I'D Is boh soutrs
- =, le ssroe tilne = Northern lines In chicago ana
,s In Inc North. West Crosiliuc lndianapoh' Lonsve
X Louis Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, ana a IMAM
points West, with fewer changes Of cars pbu1.ub, IN
Sleeping Cars without change. run i,oIa & a a,
Piusbur.h $50 miles and New OH 70 i'''''u's'' "
guo. iuQ and Saloon Cars on AL i!ains'
Fare Tie same a. other routes.
Ba.gage checked through. IIon'leI' rec.
Secure tickets. good mnii. i,sl J, ny ~ i.TioS
Ths P.ur,vly.uia CentfBi Company runs GA L""3
tccgppooniion Line which Affords coneitsoe 'G.o y.
travel to paIt.es moving westward al oAs hsi VIC
81 fare. rprrcuTa
pv mi, rone h.ighs Of all descr ptions can no
N md ron any point the Rain DAD. Of one
20 ~ ill.,. iWscousiu lows Missouri, by KALI
ROAD DIRECr any port on tho nasisaOs iNe Nv
W.,t by slealneIs from Pittsburgh. ,.,u w., nv
b nn,ysnis Central Railroad are at a.! times es a,oiau
:. are cDaIzed by other Railroad t9npanY'. -, ~
'lupers iurung tho Transportation Of VIZ, & ~
Company can rely WIN f Iyr sT0cK'
-. and Dealer, in Live Stock win find this mo''
geous route Caraco's 80 o-J on MI, line
- a. injections, und every attention "a pau ~ 10,
fa IsTsburg where win be found ef',y TiI DFi
i ,frs sIo Y0ItK and BALTIMORE MAhkLis
fH1Ai III rLLI0iT, Fasscnger Agent No A''or hose
LEIGH 4 Co., fToght Ag,hs, 60, vvulisu A,
MCDONALD i BISChOFi' Em'%a"' Af' ir'5,y u a.,
rEoCH LEwls. osDo1. sugsF.a.sai'n'' A''''ll''' .
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FtGur AMONG FIREMRN.-Engine Companies
Nos and 10 while returning from fire IN W inlans
I,h an wednesday ~ ght met ON the corner al h"',
b Moth Second streets when On n;cIcali q sHsae1
terminating in Gg!. N which s.on,s were Hssy us'a
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Under tho act Of Congress- approved harch = leo''
,b,ro are three classes Of persons entitled to prize
money namely; First. persons "h0' a. '"o - :,
I.li.,,. ara On boar,o OF United States vessels OF
=. .ooo,1 norsons who hove been discharged from
49,. .nrv,ce. and third representatives or heirs OF
oieer. marines and seamen. deceased. me lrehsuI!
Department IS ordered to credit The Navy pea. men
VIZ" ,ie Gicers sailors &C. sharing in the prne
nH are credited in their accounts with the latter
tment with the amoanis to winch tney bO are ro.
~. an tLe miracles OF claim agents, they arc to re-
Give teir respective shares through the pslmaiers
of te vessels to which they may bo attached u! inc time
The proceeds Of the various prizes are ready !o' Pug
ment by the fourth auditor.
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NO half Price roou open FROM 40 to 10 p. Pei
foEmances at ~ w., and % p IN.
VAN AMDURGU 4 Co, in calling tie attention Of H.
SPACIOUS. ELEGANT. AND sTUPFYDoUs
building constructed beg leave that they
tpendcr azoooca buin. in keeping viii, the enerprisir
spirit of@he great Ansrcan public. The prem
iscs have been pccly rebuilt renoecd and ruct
ed =, aad carved efbeshcd and crmen.ed So az "a
ndaI them iof an eahbion " Geological Wonder and
GRANDEUR AND GORGEOUS MnGNIFIcENcE
Snoquaed by any building for geological Parposes In the
GOVERNMENT GEOLOGICAL GARDENS
oil Europe upon lc hundcds Of tou ind OF dollars are
o. the visitor benz ids on entering this
PALACE OF GEOLOGICAL WONDERS.
so constructed that from the most remote portions Of the I'm
nsc galleries can be 81 glance nearly all the Iiads
OF animals and brltheIe consresaied aud at the time,
view the splendid performances in tie lower portions Of this
EXCELSIOR GEOLOGICAL BUILDING OF THE
WORLD.
long felt the necessity Of htcas exhibition Of this kind
where instruction and harmOnousy blended
living animals Themselves.
THE GREAT Study OF NATURAL HISTORY
IL capable Of yielding nnumerabe for both moral and
religious study Its tendency ought TO be 10 lead from
the admiration OF the woks to the contemplation Of theI Au'
thor to toach us b look through Nature TO Natures God
study WHICH t.raie' IN ne co'es,on TIE know.
goodness alone debei for every happiness tibet
enjoy. VAN hMBURGII Co.. with laudsblo des.rc to
the general fund Of human know edge and seeing tho
Is;.ciass collection u
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
stnt energetic and rusty AGENTS to svaAbs portion OF
the known world re which Tire finest animals and hirds
obtained with irsirucous 90 procure none but Ito most
beautiful Il their ied the result q which been the col
lecsn Of myra ~ na. rnd bds fch from thciI native
CLINE. md superior any thai have Dcoa this
continent, and continuing tho only
COMPLETE FlRSICLASS rESkGEKlE
ever exhibited q the citizens 81 tew-iort.
The great auty Of these H'ls sny others that L,vs
ever been exhibited At iras aud sstoni'hes the DO
holder science i De. ply ind bied 70
TIE GREAT VAN AHBUROH HIMsELF
for te ri AMI svahe eryes he has rendered Through
BIZ ext nsvc kn1eifs OF c .re and habits Of the various
animals he hss been onbed t. pace before the American
public exhibition Of such superior excellence and great
beauty - was never before presented IN any
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
~ THE KNOWN WORLD
The p formances
MORNING AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
81 frof Llngw orthy, with Lions Tigers, Leoprds fumA'
arhrrs &C. aston ming 20 behold fIot hash exercises
aud performs The
ELEPHANT TlPPO Sab.
No ansuass convey o.clfato dccrpon Of al tho
bsascs and graccs ayed ~ 81, MIacle Il sassciiy
TTcA Ponies Comic Mucs nd Educated Monkeys viii also
aPpeag % each Performance.
POSITIVELY 80 FREE LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

THREATENING LIPB-A man named Davi'
u Johnson was taken before Recorder Mar-indae
Jersey City yesterday, charged yith having, on ~
of j. G. Bailey. lie was discharged.