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We would akAin remind Ole lfienas ofeaacaiion,
thai ne spring ans summer taru 81 shis well known
Institation cemmeHesa March 2tai-
Prof Spence has luss Fvsarned irom uiacinnati
bringing with him text beoka ard apparAtas
We also take pleasure D announcing Hat the SIR
vices u Prof =. T. Hacker ltorneriy Of JoseshoFO'
Female COllegel have boea pFoeassd Who. By ne
way e stsAehes Of masse We eae SAP, vitAous fear
81 santradittop, he's No superior IA he State His
natural talent Tor msle ha shrrough edasatian, 70.
getkes vita mach sxPerIsaes and "a ezsra SaAeani
q patieaea, sniasntiy q hl 10 train he yoalh Ia
this most boausilal, ~ nlsss aifaeals seisnre.
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..6e 1S. fa Va sis hsfa s. Nsshsslls,
Is d. Il q - Eta aIsIgFfa stlF6tad unlfsf
81 AdEz ,sei sa8Wy.ht 81 niiroy. ne gnsffiif
alssllsf. u stsff hioA iikt mar xass fna6s, -
TIE EsIs tlasis. and Ap srsht' ssrwwkea Gen
D9nataleis ~ hsSef.fsslsae Ghtf qlazssrmastsf
81 b. tAs sto,sa fsfn 81 a4 Towers, and ltamsdis
stely il ls9at sat Gen Killer, C5snmsddsF Of Che
Post and teartag upon bis boatsnanes an honorabla
Hafk Of fsithfel service sincs shs gloomy aays ~
1852, whsa de sfss commanded Nashville. Around
ll1ses Genital figures we're gsthsfed brilliant group
% stan oiacefA The men1bees Of the Legislature
fsfued . eoileetlcn o. striking groups which We
would notice had not oar Reporter met With the
misfortune Of losing 81 biz notes.
TIE oArd.
Judge Milllgan, Of The Supreme Court approach.
81 The Governor elect and sdn5ihistereI b. Sim tie
required ealb, and The delivery Of tie insugursl
begiHs. The mention n the halns Of Thomas starts
8 thsHdes o. nppiaase whieh Ieapa from The aoof
te the lofty GALLERY. Tia saSneE BrewBlow, wbo,
contrary y the popular dee wsars enc Of The moot
serious Races We sveF t&w has la9netised BIS audi.
eesea and now eempsls them 70 isseh Eyes glis-
Yen aid spsrkIe Enembefs lean forward on tkeir
asheNs, faAffui b lose word ~ shs slowly and
Clearly syokca addfee. Agaia and aeain, and
again ths applause i doubied redeablea and fs-re
doubled. There 4 no doubt shout h, chat the ihau
gnyal IL brilliant Success Il Is composed og the
right words spoken - The Flxht crowd In The night
place, on the right ocesslon That & IN orai9Tseal
triumph b e mott II you think h l. not cry b do
ens-tsath part IS well and ses whether ytRI do nj
make = Faofttfying failure atsr hahdred trials
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Nesns iaf husal sud s7ainaHs lass d ssretae essls
taesaa lafsFzaAl VaeShae q I'd elSia,s - nre4
heFty takep IS - uhilaa stsses oepa ooIlss.e.l.
Nhethef feeeEpis kasa kesn slssk e. nss Gs.innnes
allshs,e FzasstaRs aaa G1lasakaaFgsB Eekarns mAf6
aats toFpaxs az nay reuaaena Cera,seatea q aon-
Indebtedness q lssnsa &c a SEA, naaa al lhs De
ksEtnaasa Hhahl1ztna altFs y l.H<aS q Nc
saeEe xaSzslllsI Tsan.
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80 The President has isaaea . popGiar or.la- 81
the celebration q The Asll q Samsex Gsn Aassr
son i b anfarl the sAEs DAG thai he lowers sAses
s 10 be sAlated b AL he feFss aad al Tie rs ~
teries thai Cred - DE sort originally asa y add
tion = thu, Henfy Rara BsssheE i . b tavea .
eeilHnt arrangement, and NEST apPFoPrSss u ~ n
tletlsfk
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- 0ea. Wiss e Z eanaiaAte ise ne Fehsl Csn.
noHa - Be made choice Hfl1lt g a "a mss az sin-
dOniiabla reaolntton and tie nogl conalsnt and
sahgulus splFssis and that ne els hslsiF.
exPsFienc9 leaEalag peFfe = lltasessa VIII
bzl this 3 laAlisps II 50 hnss tie sls. a
aslassasorshipi md. 1fsakln.s q - aa4efAsnenk
81 they sAeald. 81 lhe sims bsiae IS iala aside
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GENERAL ORDER
0E9sss Psasass MAsHSh GxNHs4t % kAsf isssr
KsaGgils. TsaA, APsil !, so }

KssI9els. TsaA, Apsil !, issS-
aEkEakI ORKERs no. D.
M stien,toe Of al esaesrasl + ealsl . ''sasrs.
osaxss ~ Al HsA3iasssSgs MlStAgS btsistsh e ~
ssiasss psohlAliing he II grzR - ne PaiF's
- diitiliAtiea. q
Ar psrsoas ytssassAs tnat eTsief ef 70 hek y -
"a -, pspsssseas VIII saAeel tAsnseisSs y -
"a ssaisa e thaF srAia sad bgssF,sa ne asssfaS'A
IL thsip ,tsssllesisA -.
An azests sad aids q he Tssassg9 psFsTtaseL ~
kssesy aissetsl. Eaanesss thsy .has hea ~ -
s,lI,s zraia - sihsr zEtigs Sithoas prspsr Pssi
3, tahe ssssssaa If the ssoek sf gfaia sas
rsles kssfar lsk IA ss ssa Sad ne sane a. eas
l. ~ EafsaHs Hsass h tAs sssy a - seia tas IS
Sc u - 0oeeEaSzsak
~ Ssssssnl4 & aajes sSesssal s1sasssa,
81 I. BRIAN, Jas
as4a.fl eat as 49, FT0 Ma Cen 4 , tsas'
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KaoxvlHs. Tenn, April z, lsee.

g.
@ 81 HuRnAKp, ~ New EaveR, ocanseticaA b
eur regularly aTpoEhie4 agent b eeeiFe sRbeeFir
tsass hr oaf paper n that State.
The wHIa cen b hsa every weeg ii the News
Depot o. n. Il slngletaa. Post 0aioe Building,
Rsshxilla Tenn
Lepn McGLKvFIgS i aetheFlsad 70 Ael e car
agent along the whole rAeihe Ceast. His address
ls Saa Francisco CAllfcfnia.
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Prince Napoleon Exelades Them rfom
the fala.S Regal.
EFnal tie Leaaoa star.l

tfrsA the Lsa1en Stas.l
Our Paris cozrApaadeat nOtiees the fseI, SsseA y
aipch eomneasea o. u The Froneh espiisl. thai ;!
Erince EapoleoRs ball 40 uasEahsr 81 tie SegtAsrs
CopleaeFaeg party was pFssanA aai tkst noRs hs3
Fsaelyei "a inFit2tioa While iesitati01s werN Lbs
ally given 10 AmeTicsAs ef N0ztAaru pclitics Z
IS 81 coeFse quite aolOFioGs that IA Rfincs s
warm sympIihiSeF with The cause ef The North
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MARRTrp

On tie ia 81 ks1ck, b. Rev. ,. A. hyds1, NJ NA'
s. hElIa sna Mis- MARTHA }. IRAf
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! ~ The following are the proceedings Of the
House Of Representatives and Senate in reference to
the death Of Sanaci Nceasnmon, joint Representa-
tive FROM Knox snd Sewer:
The Speaker Mr.. Heisksiil Than Leu the Chair
Cor The purpose Of Offering resolutions Of respect for
Representative 1cCGmmon, Ct Knox. whosn death
occurred sss days ego. Afiaf the passage 81 the
resolutions, Mr.. Hsisksu made few remarks ar-
propriste TO the accason.
4 mOtion saa shan made that The feaoiusions fast
passed b transmitted % the Senate. Agresaso.
Mr. Hei.keil then moved, that oat 81 regard ftrs
Mr.. McCammoh, the deceased member, the House
Of Representatives adjourn tiil to-snorrcw At 10
oati0ek @ ga @ ~ ~
Adjourned.
SIX ArE-oh Eaotloh al Mr. Baker. the Senate
proceeded 70 talaifp the H0Bse resolutions en- The
desth Of Samuel MeCasanaon, joint Representative
frota kaox had Sewer.
Resossed, That we deeply rsgres The Sassh Il Hon.
Sam0sl AeGoeinngn, Joint Representative from the
counties Of knox and SEWER that in his death ikia
State good citizen. The Geyeraraeut fifm ander-
dent supporter.
Fssofnsa, That We sympashize with bis bereaysd
wife and childrea and asa token az fnzvae Zoe his
memory that ws wear tae Usual badgs Of mourning
iGr thirty day..
Iss,fseI That copy Of tlsss sas5Illlions be for.
wardsd y bic widow and the same be spread upon
the J0ltynAi 81 this House
Mr Butler remarked that daath had become 30
C8mnloD since Che present revolution, that when
man died, however wcsthy9 Il mada bat little Ina
pressieE on tho public mind But tals aed eyens,a
which hAd struck down uEe afs our own nnrf,har
should adineHisi rs 81 az N aasiptaya warning
Be ye el6s ready. for In sae1 an hour A. - know
not ths San Of -Afaa Cotneih. Our friend died not
~ battle, but visa aa4eniy snsitaan dawn vhiis Ia
boring 20 restore pears 10 FSa disardsnDd state II
vas biIi few dhya ago that he esme . The GEpisoi
"a f.l.r seAa4
Bot the AngsI a Death kaid b him, that m Ain
time sh0lid b q mora
Nh. Mecamnlpu, a fha ginning 81 tba rebaliian,
took AZ tpe aasliaA stand fbr tlse EsfeTiAl Gov.
erntasnk nd sent two sons Fhie tB Eiii5n army
lie hes anflmely death DO States hae lost q Aifhful
seFYaHL his family an exslent EAshaF, and sbniaky
aH uprigft kad biamaiap citizen
Mr.. sm;lb moved fhe allftIa6 81 tia sazsIftiosls
and That they b. sItsred on shs iaarpals Aaapteas
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Lieul. Col. Rehrr ". Laxsen.

We were shown, few dsys since, a magnificent
sword which had heea pHNsased ~ ibis gallant Of
scsr BY the officers and men Of Ais regiment as a
token Of their esteem and admiration for bis heroic
oondact during the war Il had engraved upen u
ihe following words
Lieut.. Col. Henry W. Iawtoa, soth Indians Vol
unieer Infantry. Presented By The officers and men
Of his RegiBaehi, IS a token Of confidence and ~
sPect March 9Th, 1855.
RkrTIEs;
Shiloh Corinth Stone River ChiekAmaags, At
ianta Franklin, Nashville.
We are ,oll Lieat Col IAwtan entered he ar
my A. private and has rison 10 his present position
by bis good conduct and soidieriy bearing. That
beautiful sword with is brief list Of great battles
IN which he bore an honorable part, win be worth
more than boandls wealth 60 ms descendants, when
the brief present shAl have beeane the future and
who's the grand past, in which he noble actor,
shall be viewed from the light of glorious history.
----s@--s--ss-----
PERHAPS no week since the Inauguration Of the
rebellion has beea - ffanghs with incident psrtieu-
larry interesting te majority Of Our readers as the
enc iast past
Although from time % time il has been our priv
ilege to chronicls she successes Of cur ia
EiOas parts Of the lshd stil the ncss that on Mon
day last came bounding 0vsr khe wires, that Rich
noaG bad fsllcn-thai President Linccln had oocu-
pied the mAns8oa Of the fugitive President Of the
so-oalled ConfsderScy--thst the snseouds coils Of
Grant Sherman, shsridaa and Thomas were closing
in fsom every direction upon Lees army aud that
the news ef bis surrender was eonadeatly expected
csasea the xildes4 excitement Snd enthusiasm aHd
every one Is jshiant a. The apparently net far of
day n coming Peaoe.
These glorious ti5ingy were welconod ssiih the
booaing Of eAaon end otter noiyy denlonstrstious,
and on Tuesday called forth az oias from the Post
Commandant Col II g. Gihsau
In ooIsplanee with the order All The pablo offices
and buiIdingr were brilliantly illuminated and Tor
several hours Knoxville did not hide Der light under
. bashel The Franklin HosaA sad most ef the
privSte residences in the city, wsreal shlase, and
presented goodly sight One thing Struck Us par
tlailarly sign Of the coming geo4 timss, and
fhsi was the sharing Of Nary Of onS sitissRs, who
have always fympaihizsd With ths rebellion, in
these manifestations a Joy over the downfall Of
Richmond Nay their blAzing candles pssve the
types Of the rslishtng Of the sFes Of trae patro,
Ism in their breasts.
The Illumination also assisted by fireworks
rockets, &C., which were very SUCCESSFULLY displayed
under the s'perntsndcnee Os Cashier Patterson and
otbers, and the night was spent BY many In trip
ping tie light fantastic At the Franklin. whore
everything pAssed % Rgreesbly under the suPcrin-
ieadenee Of rnies hos. Cooper.
The news was duly welcomed by The oolored pop
uls,io by warriors festivities and long procession
hsaded by detachment and the band Of the sofa
L. 5. c. J. who made q fne appearance
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GlOrIeHs KeEs .-- SHFreHdeB OF Lees
APPROPRIATIONS, &c.

WAk DEF4ETNEST, April 9--9 p Nj.
The Department has Just received the Official re-
pert Of The surrender this day, Of Genarl Lea and
his Srny 10 Lieut. Gen. Grant on terms proposed By
Sea Gfsni, which wiz be given speedily As pos
sibie
HEApav AKTEEs ARNIEs eY THE UxITEp STATES,
April g. 1
r. E. " Stanton:
Lee surrendered the army q NessAern Virgins
this afternoon, on terms proposed BY myself The
following correspondence win shsW The conditions
f4lly. Y. s. GkAsT.
70 Laest. Ges. G. s Grptzl cO,as,as.sias Uaital
States ArBsiss
received yOar note On picket lire mis- laorpiDg,
whittier l had come 70 NEST yop and nnderss4ad
definitely the terms embraced IN ycur proposition Of
yesterday with reference 70 the surrender Of this
army, ] now request an interview, II accordance
With The order Contained Ia your note Of yesterday
for that purposA
Resp'y Jour obi seryt RELEE.
70 Ge'ssrus r. e. Lee, C,s'sse''',g Co4fsteSte DR.
ssiss
Yosr note Of this day Is ahis momen. received.
tlE59 ;. NJ propose tho following terms Role
Il al officer sad men b Be made IN duplicate oas
copy 10 he retained By an officer designated b. Gao.
the csbsr retained By one you nay Designate. Oh,
cers " give their n1ividual parole n0t 20 take ap
arms against tg Government Of the United STATES
until properly exchanged. EAeh commander 70
sign for his HsH All srfns artillery pabiio Prep
erty 10 be stored aF packed and turned over 70 an
ulcer designated 81 This viii not embrace
side-srms # officer and private hora4 aad bag
gee.
This done, each man aAe Officer sill be allowed to
return 70 their homes, Ro4 10 be disturbed by the
United STATS authorities 50 long ~ tbsy Observe
their parole and the law b In force where they re-
side. Y. s GRASr'
HEADquAKrEgs AEMY NaR1lIERs VlssrsIA.
April 9th
haze reserved yoar bssteF 0f this date eontsih-
iEg the terms Of safrendef Of the Army Of North
cfn Virgnis, a. proposed BY you AZ tlAy are The
substantially in y0pF letter 1T the sth inst
they are aceepted ] siil proceed to designate the
Respectfully, jour, X X. LRE
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CAkELSsS MKFTERs.-Fhe report Of P,<tsn,sst.-f
General DcnHison shoeK 40 extraordinary amount
# earolezsBess On the part af The letter writing
community. 1863 .9e5 dsad letters have l4sn r..
eeiyod during the Issl yeafoy over a.4g0 & day
Many 81 theae letteFs e0Risiped macy, aeeas lills
II eXchsngs dsa4s sis.s4s, jswslry sni dsIler val
usbIes. Soas Of them misainzsAd, others nst d.
rected st al, others dnstsmpsa and others pasteily
directed. Tbsusands Of dead Iet1ers we're rssaFsed
10 the-writses but the gre atsasFty kse q H. DIS
tF3yeA
fhA 4attaaen3 oggia o. lassii De f9iisss 80 tss
asrn careful 81 tkaif rsrsesI3Indeara 'r fta s,Iy.
ing oa'fsss By these laet ietefs Il 5noalellahls,
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Was DEF4KTNEyT April 9-9 p. Nj.
The Department has Just received the Official re-
pert Of The surrender this day, Of General Lea and
sis srmy 10 Lieut. Gen. Grant on terms proposed By
5en Gfsnf, which win be given ~ speedily pos
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Nlilliarp Notices.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line OF
duty and heir. Of soeh have died without rsceivine
bounty call with youi discharges on LEFFEkIs h0rt'
MAN'& Co. Military and Naval BsnksEs, No. ~ fnt
row Time, Buidingj. Sew.Yorh who win collect o. Ss.h
the bounty. Also, OFFICERS CLEARANCES PR0AfT'
LY OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
~ IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All soldier, mustered discharged npon parts, 6scrp
tive Hats can receive the BALASCE DUE THEM
Apply IA persop by letter to LFFFERTs HofFAAN
o. No " Para row, Crimos Buildinkl. w-fork
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FINHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
i Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all the
leading musicians Of th. city and elsewhere 1t pronounced
by the National Piano Forte Association after trial La ther
with the frs, manufacturers OF country emnenty
the BEsT PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conservs-
tory Of Music and other music schools altogether because
ofher immense power equality sweetness and bsianey Of
tone elastic touch, aud great durability.
WAREROOMS, No. go Brooue-st. near Broadway.
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VVANTED-CANVAS in every County
w TO sell POWELL'S GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
of the Voters In Congress the Constitutions Amendment
Tboro ugh agents clear 800 to 500 per month Send for
Circular. or call on POWELL Co., No "a Bible House.
EewYork
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faw Schools.

LAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY u
NETWORK CITY.-rae next session oen'r res,,. IA
nansa With .utcrut preparation may ester tne sss ~
yssr G.du.s admitted .. %e%C sns, eessousy
sp"ea, y. iopN NORTON POMEEoY, Unveri'y Dus~
ing Wsshingto square, Nsw'fofA
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Dentistrn.
Gorses, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ in the three large warerooms, entrances No. 40
Broadway Odd No Is Crosbyst, will be sod at greatly re-
Guced prices 800 sets Harness. eyers Carriages
e. WITTY, No. $50 Bi roadway
TINHE Long Island fast.trotting Horse ARIEL
(Colunibas siockl viii be sold at Auction by LEEDS
MINfR on MONDAY Sept 49, tie Is black. is hands high
yesrs old very gentle in all harness under the saddle
Gan his mile In three minutes and believed TO be In
every way perfectly sound.
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TNuE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

II No II West fourteenh'st.. corner SiI,h ave-. -
Nov, In IL fory.irb year. ON MoNpAi
soi hi her branches, In ancient sud modern
language boil keepus and all other departments OF ccn con,
r.e school corrs- Pupils ATE received al AL ase au 'H''
oughly prepared for college or business; TT c,.. a
nrne is made TO Ito Faculties OF Columbus Couoge ana
~ NsxYok University Also 70 the follow ing sensinen
vac % Intended the school: the Rev DIS Ferris
49, Snsarer Ilatlea Dowlng Somners, imbfe Jersey
city Rsn1in (NewnLl HorpboysT fstei,9nl ~ i1sis
nsi 'u.nsch, H. W. b. Woodhull. j. w. Elliot, " r.
Wsis Join Osborn. OTTO FullrIat; Mesns. William a.
49, S,nhen r. Russell Petor g. Hoe, Robert Carter hd
49, ,,,s,. whose Nance together with counendAtoFy e'
,er, viii DC found H. the Circular. ,r,,,o, ~.
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VALUABLE OIL LANDS.-For SALE
sc acres Of the best OIL LAND Ia Pit Hole Valley,
Cornplan,er Township Vensnro County. Pennsylvania
Prico low, and terms easy. Address -
SAMUEL r. TYSON.
Plumer House, Pnmer, Venango Co., Pa
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Mem Publications.

A GRAND COMBINATION Of LITERARY
IA 0HMs-Splendd Novelties. Entertaining nv NJ
ana Valuable Contributions ia the October Nume, - the
ORESI,s MONTHLY MAGAZINE. DO nos IAN 70 ~ Wv
brilliant October Number.
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DROF. MALEZIEUX, from the University
of France Academy OF Paris, No Irving place Pm,
va,e lessons OF FRENCH LITERATURE. GRAMMAR and
CONFIRMATION
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RALLSTON SPA ACADEMY, Saratoga Co.,
- N VA select Commercial and Classical Family Board.
School for Boys Expense $50 per quarter Pupils are
taken into the family Of the Principal Next term begins on
Monday, Sept H. Address Rev. JAMES GILMOuR. A. ID.
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UNHE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, an
rn,,;,h French and Classical School tor young GEN,
NJ MN corner * Thirty aud sntha'e'' VIII
KEoFEN JOSEPH D. HULL Principal.
YTyTIE MISSES WALKER will kEOfEN
4 their DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES' NO. i'-
siadison'avo. ON WEDNESDAY. Sept 20.
vy,IjE MISSES MARSHALLS SCHOOL,
4 NJ, rn IVES, Thirty. eishtbst.. viii be reopened on
MONDAY, Sept H.
UNIVERSITY or THE CITY or NEW
4 YORk-DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND Lsi !,
RsBe.ide tho M Classical Cor,e for The bseselo, o.
snl Nh, fail Socnc for the Bachelor OF
~" ,n.hed (,nrral Scientific Course aud uener"
.nturc Course 10 young who may desire 'hs n
o tnu, shosd PXAMINATlOH5 for admission wiz oe
ver.'s aSWirsnAY ION Tho Council Room a y M.
made on -" ~ FAC tElIiIS. Chaaesasr.
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Doarb an0 Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-In q French family in
Id Btooklyn by Young gentleman, who wishes to become
fsmilu With the French language Address T. j. Tribune
Office.
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MISS NJ. w. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, No.
vi IA East Teuth-st., will be reopened, Sept ii.
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VNHE MISSES GREEN will reopen their
l. School for Young Lsie. 4 No Fh'aye. W.T. door
rom WasLington Square. on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20
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OERMAN. AMERICAN INSTITUTE; Young

NERMAN-AMERICAN INSIIIU IL; IounE
VI Ladies' Department, No. As West Twenty
Young Gentlsmens Department, Nos Si 20 MnybAY
lth Of sept The Principals viii be ready 70 receive p
scholars and Boarding Pupils from the l:e Of ssp
norton Of the city Copies Of the Programme
full particulars be had W. i'i 100 Io,swss r.
GGERCKE. p D.; ROsALIE T. HEUMANNi i. Schultz
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BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID stockbridse Msss The Winter Term viii begin TuE Is
DAY, October T. Send for circular. y. HOFFMAN,
Principal.
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NEWBURGH. N. Y.-Miss II. M. PARK
~ uIrnsT win commence the FALL TERM OF her
BOARDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on
"Wednesday Sept. 20. 1865.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY

NNHE MISSES BUCKNALLs ENGLISH ana
1 FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Nc.
Wet second door from the fA-aVe VIII
reouen sFPTEMBER ~.
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M W.LYON's COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
NAs Nos 10l FIFTH.AvE. and 031 BROADWAI,
MISS S. NJ. ROGERSs SCHOOL, Lexing-
Ion az. hrt 18th and 18th ss will reopen Sept. ~

MISS HAVENS will reopen her French aud
vi English Boarding and Day senoo for Young L.ses 90
MONDAY Sept 49, at No $50 Asdsonsve Letters eli
TO b,r residence will receive immediate attention. one WI"
he AZ home ufl or Sept. Z.
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TJ,HE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
i l35 Msdi.ou-sve.. corner Thitysecondst: he key
ISAAC FFRRIs d. D. Ill. d., President, Mrs.. NJ =
ParL. and Ms. c. T. Ferris, Principals, viii reopen MON
DAY, Sept H.
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Jnstructton.

A FAMILY SCHOOL for Twelve BOYS,
n :, Rivr,d,Ie On the Hudson For circulars address
81. PHELPS at Riverdals, late Principal Of the Mount
Peasant Academy, Sing Sing. N. Z.
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VNHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
i SCHOOL Of DIR. 7. BGRTHEr and b. BhAmAN'
win open Sept 18Th at No. go Ir9adw There Ia "y,a,
Eroadwny.
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aOf all the qualifications which have attained such wide
vonnlarity AZ issued BY FOWLER & WELLS none are
moro adapted general utility than h; rieh comprehensive
md xell.errspged Encyclopedia- - n. Tribune
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BOOKKEEPING for BUSINESS MEN
ID Me- DOLBEAR. No. coo Broadway. dives PRIVATE
iNsrPIJcTION in Average Interest Exchange &C.. and
qualities Gentlemen practically for Head Book-keepeIs he
also removes sness csmping or trembling and makes ee
CANT bu siness penmen. Open day and evening
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Rcd estate tor Sale.

4 FIRST.CLASS HOUSE FOR SALE, in
a - o;,hho,hood With Immediate possession No y
feet wide h Rs.uos aoon on
IN eotaapr Csiins, handsomely frsscoed Apply 70 f.
KELLOGG, No I3s Pesriss, N. H. or No IL Seo0ndpA
Rruoklyn.