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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE EACADEMICIN INSTITUTE.

#.
TIIIS INSTITUTION viii commence
| 1 the SECOND SESSION Of its FIFTH
scholastic year on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
5th, 1866 Pupils will be received at any
iDte, and charged from time Of entrance.
as "A BO4RDING SCHOOL,
Present number of Boarding Pupils, 25
females; IL males. The Principal receives
only elecen females into his family; the re-
manning fourteen board with dpprored lami-
lies IN the town. There is yet one vacant
place for male bonrder.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
that may occur at the end of our present
session (Ifebr1ary 1st), viii please make
early dpplicatioa. -Four or five yoang men
viii leave at that time, 10 enter upon busi.
ness.
The accommodations for Boarders nre
t,co separate buildings, built OF brick. Tint
for the Male Department is the residence of
the Rev, JoNATHAN MuNaoE (Fatherof the
PnucipaD, whose paternal cnre will be over
his boarders; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal. fhcre
will not be any COMMUNICATION between
these departments. Zach will beconsidured
as a family, aiiordingohome to its boaFders.
As 4 DAY SCHQOL
Number of Day Pupils, since September
LIST, fitty-four. Accommodations arc FIVE
commodious rooms, viz; The yonng men
study room--the boys study room--the
young ladies' study rooia--the PRIMARY
room, and the Lecture room
departments. Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of ciAgses, ~ each
Department--In Music, Frencb aud Cor
man, superior Advantages. Latin taught
gatnitously
Especiai attention given 20 al elementary
principles; also to Pcnmanslip plain and
iAncy)gto Book keeping; 70 Spelling, Read.
ing aud ElocutioB.
Sis grades of Tuition, from 81 rp to
% per quarter. Tue corps Of Teacher
numbers slA.
For CirculArs address
REV. JOHN a. MUNROE, y. NJ.
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ATTENTION.! 4!

- -kV bSEA
HSgI3THE I.argcs, and most complete
Eft selection of
URgITU RE
In Westminster, is now being offered to the
public, by IRA T.. GROUSE, nt bis NEW
AND C0MMODGOCS
UrIRE u OONS,
located about one hundred yards East oi the
Railroad Depot, aud nearly opposite the
Catholic Church.
His Stock has been purchased in Phila.
dclphin for the cash, aud consists Of thc
latest and most improved styles, yiz:
PARLOR SUITS.
Tctc.a.tcles, Soias, Marble top Clustcr aud
Bcnuquct Tables, Springs seat Chairs nls'.
Chamber Suits, consisting uf sploudidy y
finished Round Corucrci lirdFtpads Marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Marhlctop Enclosed
Wash Stands.
CHIIRS.
His selection Of Cane and Wood scat Chair.
IS large aud Of the most substantial mako.
lie will keep constantly on haud lnree
and very superior stock of Furniture Of his
own manufacture.
COFFTNS.
Being IN possession of "a new and worry cie-
giant llEARSE, hc is prepared to furnish
COFFINS and attend Funerals nt the short
est notice, at prices that will always give
satisfaction.
Ia keeps also large and well selected
lot Of
STOV ES. 81 e.
which he can recommend tp lo Of rA
the latest aud most improved paf y, -
terms, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor and
Office Stoves.
He invites all to examine hi, Stock bofor.
purchasing elsewhere.
By strict and faithful attention io busi
ness, he hopes to receive share of public
patronage. .,..,
IRA T.. GROUSE.
n. B.-Old Furniture and Chairs, repair
ed and painted on reasonable terms.
dec7-ly.
, 1866-08-15
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

Sailing Of United States Ministers for
Ch1nu-Lntc NcsyR from China aud
Jnrnn-LarEc Shipment of Tens for
the United Statcs-Dfp1onlntic Mcct-
Ing Adoption of IN International
Import md Export Tariff for japan.
SAN FnAxcleco, Cal, August 15.-Barks Sin.
yoil and Comet bling Honolulu dates OF July II.
The former brings Mitchell, Captain, and sand Il.
Ferguson, passenger, Of the burned ship Hornet.
called. July N, for China and Japan.
June lG; Although the :1'ipmcnt4 Of tsa TO Great
United States IS .efJ large. and the supply the
past kcnson fs the largest ever known.
Tho expedition aga1nHt the plrntea Of the West
Cost Inn been rcry successful.
The brig Jcannic brins< Japan news to June 80.
~ A Tariff Convention Was hc1d at Jeddo. June
e5ti; IN which America. japan, England. Franco
and Holland participated. II adopted revised
import and export tariff which is eonsidssed very
tal1n Is to 60 into elect Mt Sagasaki acd 1aadod
August 1sf-
Tea remained firm. Fine quoted at So GOA
a5;M; ordinary S1l.oo@15;, medium, new Is
Arrised-Doiks BERTHA Dupc. HAMBURG.
, 1866-08-15
FROM NEW YORK.

Continued Decrease OF Cholcta-Prizc
Fight Sfop1od-Murdcrcr Respstcd-
Further DfssiIlery Frauds -Injunction
against the National Express Conn
rany.
NV YoRK, August 1&-on1y scren cascs of
and five III BEooklyn. ~
xAbout thirty Eutlians, attending prize dcht. at
SoHkcrt, this morning, wcsc arrested aud the
fight stopped '-@
Frans Ferris, vho was to have been executed
On Friday ne1t, has been lespiled till the 1911 Of
Several d'siillexies On Long Island, in New York
and tn Jc:ecy City hare been eeized nndc. the
authority Of the Commissioner of internal lsev-
eunc, upon suspicion that frauds have been per
pcsEated on the revenue. Two t!istiIlcsies are in
Brookls9, between Flushing ana Park avenues.
ley in 2 G6eenpoin1, . owned ,by. Dghm,
was taken. l. was Do.man'e, carried on under
the name Of Mymar. at the corner Of ThtrtJ-ninth
street and Tcrth avenue. In Jersey CITY two
PLACES were seized, one known as lio6msu i Cur
siss and the Other known as The Wallace Distilcr
Az Injunction has 6sen s1anted against The Nj
thu Supreme Court, upon the application of stoeE-
holders in .his Gly. who arc dissatisfied with The
rnrf1ftfnn nf ftH nffhfre -
, 1866-08-15
FROM ST., LOUIS.

Missouri Eoliffcs-SfrIet Quarantine
Ikc:.uIatIon<-Dcntla~ from C1lolcrn-.A
Judicial Nul1itlcr-Foul Plny Sus-
pcctcd.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, July II.
Boih political parties claim large gnins In the
the Interior. Tho Conservative orators predict
that the Registry Law will Ire Ignored, but the
Radicals af%- rc.o1utely determined that II aal be
enforced, ard preparations arc being made to that
end.
In the Southwest competent parties etatc that
every county III tic Fonrth Congressional District
Will be Radical Tho teccssionizts in Clay County
arr much troubled because four hundred soldiers
The CITY authorities have ordered quarantine
regulations TO be enforced against ofa upward
bound boats. A cannon has been furnished to the
Quarantine officer to cntO.cc The order for boats to
s!op- Nearly every arrival brings few cases OF
cholera.
In the city, in the LAST twc.,ty-fonr hoa5s.
e3shiy..cEen cases OF cholera arc reported thirty
Circuit Judge Harrison, Of Macon Conntr.
lately quashed an indictment against a scl1opi
teacher. indicted for teaching without taking fhc
A St Joseph, Missouri, despatch, dated ycs.cr-
day. II says - abnnt two months ago Captain 1nck, Of
The Twelfth Missouri cavalry. started from here to
Ec took With him S4,MG, $3,;e0 belonging to j.
HcfEEers and another party Of ibis city, who were
10 be IN the train, aud nbon. $50 Of his
own funds Immediately on hts arrival at Ncbras-
Ia CITY he w1otc 10 his pastne!1 slnce which time
tt'cndt fear that he has been murdered. Detec-
Hfes are on tho hunt.
, 1866-08-15
FROM WASHINGTON,


Especial Deepatch to tho ChicaGo Trihrnc.1
| WAsu1xarox, August II.
| APPOINTMENT.
Judge Edmundstw Who lately resigned bis posi-
uon as Comu,letonar OF the Iand 01acc, wps to.
dnT appointed Postmaster Of tho Senate, 1tce Cor
INN. removed.
IlQrang srrzEp.
There sFese recently seized. for under-vainauou,
at alic Custom Honsc In New Orleans, llauors aud
wines nom Bordeaux, valncd at upwards Of tl,rcq
| hundred thousand dollars.
TnEAsunT EoT1cE. E
The Secretary Of the Tteasusy has given noIce
TO hodess of certificates Vt deposits Of the temper.
ary loan other ihan those iasned for Clearing Iouse
purposes, that tue Department Is prepared 10 se.
| deem them On presentation at the Offices where
1ssncd, With Interest up to AugnAt 2Gth, 1t which
date the interest will Cease.
xCSTxREp OFT.
Among number Of officers Of the Veteran Re.
| serye Corps, ordered mustered out today are
D1eret Drigadicr General Edward r. File. Colonel
Of the Seventh regiment, and Oscar DaythaIn,
Colonel Of The Ninctcenth regiment.
CHOLERA In NEW ORLEANS.
MstoF General Baird ie1egrsphed last evening to
General Howard for authority to employ i've more
physicians, giving lIs reason for the request
that The elo1era had assumed dangerous aspect
| in New olleans, and would probably grow more
malignant. The negro, especially, The General
| fays, will suffer for want OF medicine. General
Eowaid Las teiegraphed the required authority
10 employ additional physicians al the contract,
BY law.-one Aandrcd dollars per month, tlpoeai.
bic, but to furnish the pbysIclans and medicines at
any zatc-
| RAZOR cESEnAl 1oHx II. rA1YrH
left here this morning for Nashville, Tennessee,
to attend the couEtmartlnl convened there for tic
trial Of Colonel Rowland General Tnltues under.
stood yesterday that Ills resignation .sas accepted
10 take eject OH the first OF September, bni a as
informed by the Secretary Of War today tlat l,
is determined to withhold its acceptance for the
present
| EXAMINING sEnoEoSs APPOINTED.
Tho following Examining Surgeons hare been
appointed by the Commissioner Of Pensions: Dr.
E. j. Kitloc, Gclcra, ILL.,, and Tm. 7. snupc,
Caliz, Ohio
WAsHIHGros, August :4.-Commodofe Lawmar
groes on Tic F1ozidA coast.
| APPOINTMENT.
TIE President h. has appointed 6. \; RysteE Asso.
Territory, ard lafayette Carter Surveyor General
| FnEEpxEx's ArFA1ns.
The Commissioner OF the Freelmcn's B3reau
speetoF Who VAS Charged wh tue du,T effi of insesi
Alabama End Georgia. This oilcer visited, IN the
GeoEs!a @ and travelled sasog, r. o:ler tie letsei
vse Be aays hs M asse &c
a 1 tS Il fs nas not Sefn sns
OF destitatton has been largely exaggerated and SO
located as TO be IN many cases unable to visi; thai
mol absolute, bnt consists mainly III confinement
| to some one or few articles Of food, which il
nearly al cases + tag been ascIibed To neslee1
the people; that the Issue Of Tations at presen
conducted. Is producing gyeat decentralization and
, 1866-08-15

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, 1866-08-15
FROM CANADA.

The Provincial Parliament GIgcA Final
Adhc.1on to the Confederation Scheme
"A G;recnI,nck SyHtena OF Currency to
be Adopted by Canada.
NEW EocK1 August 1.-THE New Fcrk TIL
on7e'< Ottawa ttecin! says: The last stop In cou-
federation has boon taken. The Hon. ]. A. Mac
eonald moved that Acssrs. Rowland and AcDou-
Eall snd the YER dsaft m humble address 10
Her Ma}e5 3, praying her to cause TO he embodied
ehe local Consultation Of Upper and Lower Ca,tada
r. % .he Imperial act Tor the Confederation Of The
On The moiion for The adoption or the address,
nic Hos,. Mr. posion moved N amendment to
The effect that the new Constitution shall not he
put IN force untI It eha1l be drst submitted TO
S,ote Of The people. Iost-ycna 13, Maya g. The
Lon; Ion; NJ; n1Eon thcn movcd an amendment to
p.osede That Il tho general Or local constitutions,
n M AZ particular from the resolution adopted 81
ns n3s{ H0Sss ,Ssy shall not DC put Ia nnt
Ament. This was a1eo lost 04@1 y"
The Government has advertised fos Offers for the
, 1866-08-15
FROM FREEP0RT, ILL.

Arrival of Delegates to the Insurance
0E1ccfss Convention.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuuc.1
FREEror7, ILL.,, August H.
Dclceatcs are arriving 10 attend the Convention
OF Insurance Officers here tomorrow. Com
7antcs in ohio, Michigan, 1ndiana and Iowa. arc
already represented. very large lumber Eare
expressed ts,cir intention to be present Tomorrow
The Convention will be held In The Commercial
College Hall.
, 1866-08-15
FROM LOUISVILLE.

General Rousseau to be Reelected to
Congress By Unanimous Vote
LOUISVILLE, August 14.-It Is agreed to Five The
track for Congress 10 General Rousseau without
opposition. The candidates announced In the city
supported unanimously.
, 1866-08-15

The Grcnt T1orec Fair Mt Buffalo.
BrFEA1o. Auenst 1.-The great EE.cc.tans E.ct.aans F.i.
opened to-day finely. There was 4 macni-
were Two races thi. zneruoon. The first.
mile hcats, best three in are, was won
hy '.1s Blond" Of this city In three. hcatf !;
"Euschm:n," Of Syracuse, WAS second. The
second lace was two miles, and was won by Butler
ia t'Eo stacht heats Time or both Iaccs not East.
IIack q little heayy, owing IL feccnt rntos.
, 1866-08-15

In every Gaze scudthe snhscrtber and thtr
F. o. address Money by Draft Post omce o.,1er, Ex-
press OF In Registered Letters may be sent Ut our rsk
, 1866-08-15

House, last night, to welcome Hon. John i. L. :
son, who arrived Saturday night In his speech
~ stated that he had nceepted the invItatfon Of
triCt fut the Radical Ucket
, 1866-08-15

ncw issa" q Gorernneni dettafuyes, Ia deuornI-
nas;1ns oi klm aM $50 and ST. 900. at seven per
teinber, 1eG6- Applications nrc to Ie recr!vcd at
tue Nccclser Generals o11ce up to ths IOin
, 1866-08-15

TREASEExR5 ctTr ,
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, 1866-08-15

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, 1866-08-15

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, 1866-08-15

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, 1866-08-15

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Reception Of the United States Naval.
Onltcr~ at ut. Pctersbure-Pru..au to
Maintain the Right OF IGuly 10 ycuc-
tia-Thc Prua1iau Official journal on
Napofcon'8 New Territorial Project
Ucaignatton oft1ao Austrian Minister
of Ftna ncc-Tfac Emperor Of Austria
Called upon to Abtlicatc, DC.
sr. PETEnsnuno, Aug. 12-The United States
nasal oflccIa made their Official entry Into Tho
city yesterday {satafday) August 1ith. and i.ad a
grand reception. Fifty thonsand people turned
ont 10 witness their cnfsauce. They we. wei
coined by magnificent ovation, with rupsic,
Cheers and the d. play Of 1ass, and thou.
sands Of handkescblrfa waving In all dtrec.
lions. The gFcatcst enthusiasm prevailed. lion.
Caseias II. cloJ, our MinIstcr to the Court Of st,
Petersburg. gavc brilliant entertainment at bis
hotc!to Tue diplomatic corps, tho heads Of Depart
ments and distinguished citizens, IN honor Of tho
naral officers. A ball and supper were given By
INC fae1t Club, which was attended by The beauty
aud grace Of the city. Alfthc public buildings
were dressed In Union co1ors. and brilliantly llu-
minated, which. with the fireworks, tended 10 pso-
duec very lively sensation. Altogether, the aair
was splendid tribute to America.
BEnL1S. Prussla, August 12.-P1nssi. has in
formed Arstr1a that sho {prustlal Will maintain
1hc right Of Italy to Vcnc,ia.
The keml-otlcial organ, the ze4fun1, says that
"Napo1con'e absurd demand has raised hopes In
f1nnee which it is fmposslblc for Germany to full
fl. The ideas Of the revolution mast haze taken
the place Of l.e usual coursc OF policy Of France.
The changes Which have taken place in Germany
arc OF national German-not m International
character, and convey no menace or danger to
France"
vienna, Austris, August 1.-THE Austrian
Minister OF Finance has resigned. The Austrian
Ambassador to Rome has assi.cd In this city.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, August Ia,-Ncwa received
In this city from Vienna says that great cxcltc-
1nenl exists there; LEI men arc to be tried on a
charge Of Afgh trea=on. Crowds OF people In the
streets hnse hailed tho Emperor Francis Joseph
with shouts Of '"ablica,c,' "abdicase."
FloEEEcE, Italy, August 1z.-An a1misticc be-
tween Austria and Italy, offour weeks duration,
has been etgned. 1t will continue In force after
the expiration Of that time unless notice of It's ccs-
satioa is duly given br either Power 10 the other
4 line OF dcmascation between Austria end Italy
has been agreed upon, and the Venctians who
haEc been compelled to emigratc from ycne.la as
part Of the Austrian Empire, eau uow return to
Venctia.