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This trade is chiefly carried on in English YES
sells and il constitutes mutual combination OF
interest between the manufacturer, merchant and
ship owner. who can all enjoy their profits, both
in the expectation OF English fabrics and in the re
turn et wheat in payment, as II tends to keep down
their Continental rivals in manufactures, makes
prompt and acceptable payments to the merchant
for the goods exported and furnishes freight both
ways for the ship owners. And this is much
more than can be said of the Amer lean trade.
Let us take another view of our chances, for
supplying the English markets with flour. Eng
land maintains the entire control of the CONNER
cial intcrcour with her Colones-and her exports
te them show very large and steady increase OF
their trade. la 1887 her exports to the Colonies
amounted 10 ( ii ,208. 900. in 1885,, to SO. 025
00O in 1889, = 1868, 900, and in 1910 they were
tl5, 4Y7 900. This extensive and growing trade
being carried by British merchants. in their
own vcssels-it follows, as a matter of conr.c
they will import every article of colonial produce
which under their own favored commercial pro-
lection will meet its expenses, and this advan-
tage alone-will srciu3e from any fair competi-
non, or permanent enioyment-iheA merican mer-
chant from safe participation in the -four trade
with England.
Let il Ne also borne in mind that in all iavora-
BILE seasons, --resulting In successful harvest,
England produces abundance of wheat, for the
entire consumption OF the kingdom, and this not
unfreqoently happens-fer several years in success
sion From 1891 to 1886 inclusive, the entire
importations of all kinds Of grain, averaged caly
|. 0e6. 900 bushels--aud il is more than probable,
tina, of this quantity received in rcmiitsnces
from the colonies, very large share, which might
have been more than balanced by English exporta-
items abroad 90 some of her distant establish
nents. During the three years from 1897 to 1870.
the average importstions went up to ls,400 coo
bushels These were year. OF scarcity Of high
prices and distress throughout Great Britain.
Now, sir. lie, us take the last mentioned year OF
this series Of shor, crops and famine, when all
other sources had been greatly exhauste'!-and
what share OF the supplies went from the
United States.
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and Commercial Scmina-

Y I ~ S34 Rrnadway.-Nr. JNO. W. - IIOWS respect
fully Informs his friends and the public that the lst day
Of Nav he Will remove his Classical and Commercial
Dav School from his present residence l Mercer
the spacious and comaioous dwelling house S3f Bread.
wav, three doors above Spung-.treet.
Mr. Hows that the reputation he has sustained dur
ing the hr presided his late establishment.
"The Woo<awn Institute wli render any professions
TO the future further than Ia assure his rr
and the public that the Of .ound practical Edu
cation will he continued by him. which II has hitherto
bees his conscientious cmrayOr faithfully "a into
operation. For terms, apply Mr.. iIOws tbeOre the ld
Nav al his residence, lsS Nercersreet
~ r. Mr. nows will devote portion Of his leisure time
To the Instruction of Adult Glasses IN kLoCUroN, md 10
Private Tuon N the same, when such may bs preferred
Mr. How. would especially invite the attention Of Iheo
logical and Law students Ia the system he has adopted Tor
ins rue ton in this important branch liberal education
II OF Mr. o~s To make the study of this ART rail
Development of the MiSD than dry pracce OF me
oh ,niral ruf,. and artificial requirements, as 6v
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N OTlCE.-The undersigned hereby give
BY Special Appointment
FOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer

~ 10 1IiF QI tEN.-tAtTiON.-Th high cbara.
ter a. i'>" Pens has inducrd the attempt the psu
,evrtal rpulae makers opractlce fraud upon
VIZ 6L'i, but also upon the pnbnc. An interior sr re
e"arng Tie ns>peilsd name, thus, Glot, osing 6nai
no" - ne market IL car readily he detected by IT,
unfinished appearance, and tho very style in which
ms putup
Observe. ufe genuine Pens all marked In ful-
Joseph oiliots f-sn' or Joseph Gllstt warranted,
and That each gfoS brars a lac smile Of his Signature
Tue above Bay bs had, Wholesale, OF HENRY JEssOP
VI' ~ u JohnslrPei. corner of Glif
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and Merchants Accounts.

w The undersigned continues 10 give instruction N
Writing Book-ktepng snd CoGSuerc al Ariilusuc during
te day evening" Tx leSsss .sJ t. recetsed eafUty
pyirais ifdcsi-,d.
The the charged hy the advertiser Dur
M the Iasl yrars t5 tor either branch sngy Until
he requisite proficiency : Attained.
To nbve further anHoyalce trcm useless appcat.ons,
he advertiser he- st4f thai he neither yrOe.ses teach
xtn- 4 lNed number C. r>s.us, prov te
ION, his students; and ards his nioie OF nstrBc
De- Sufficient D. sia1e ic Information OF
lraneers what IT, EASILY test-d by -niassng among
merchants, that ihere hundreds young f1l
SLING n. duties OF responsible AMI lucrative situations IN
. civ who their avanCcu-ut q The advertiser. IL
.iTuct.1n THOMAS JONES. Is Broadway
Fnr sale ne F.o-ls JoSEss BOogEEErtsc iust pub
stff and already adopted IN the leading Academic ins
.Sis.s 20 this CIV Prce Al -. slju %
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s3J.l 81 = ~
S29.240,O78
4,4g772l
q

am unable to say whether these apparently
liberal shipments of bread stufis IN 1870 paid an!
thing like fair remuneratiDg proilis,-but we are
informed that among our shipments OF last year
crop-a large proportion Of our -four now lying N
bond-cannot be taken OFT and sold without sui
iering loss of from 81 80 to - dollars per bar
rel. The entire grain crop OF the United States
10 l940 is returned as follows, viz:
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Cured.-I had been

~ given up As ncurahlc BY Consumption when com
mencs using the Balsam " liVer"or-h mas 'd',l NY
erv obtained the medicine from SIS Bowtry, hnt Is''N
from 2ll spring st. which Is now the residence o Tie pro
prietor first introduced the medicine To IN. plh, ~
the Bowerv }. BttkhAH' - t'sI. "
RAISING BLoon-For 81 years or more sunertd win
s-vere cough pain IN the SIDE. splitting blood. &c Truly
believe ! could nat have lived th> time without using
Dr. TaNlor's Basam ut LiVtrsor. In ~ u" tousd U'
most surprising relief I advised friends 10 purcha,"
only AT 24I Spring ur-s who the person that made
th, medicine tor me- IN thu Bowery.
ALEXANDER SMITH ltl Forsyth t.
SEVERE CoLp ASD COUGH CURED-i was a lo"g utre
afflicted with severe cough pain IN the breast, ana w"
forced 10 leave my BUSINESS Since usng Iayiors baan
ELIAS LEWIS. Clark Il.
CAuTros-Purcha'e only al Spring 81 OF Ne odd pro-
prietor formerly OF SIS Bowery. Agents Ru>hcr. ~
Falon It Brookyn 49, 2l8 and 800 Broad street NewarA
shefYor Grand street. Williamsburg; BEDDING, state II
nor Lo,,le a. lms
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STATE OF NEW-YORK.-Iu Chan.

~ cery-Briore the We Chancellor Richard huchmutt
hn'r 1c. ard others ROBBED Nc Menomy and others
In pursuance OF d.,r'si order OF the Cogst OF Chan.
Gerry made IN ~ above ei cause D., the Vice CLanc.
r Of the hr,t cirt OF Will - sold public auction under
the direction of tue subscribe OF the masters of hi,
Court, by II ludlow. ducio eer nj the MerchazS ~.
change, IN the lty OF New.Yph on the Both day OF ADr
1872, A. Twelve O'Clock 1t IooD Of that day
Al ihat rsftan piece or parcel Of lsud together with
iry i.ct Of ground Ia roG0ari thirty feet of grospd i'm
e oat ereo fbeiRg the half of certain strip, of Land
n,end"d for snd Appropriated streets or highwaysl
known ard Distinguished b. lot No 81 on A man of .rian
rar 81 land lu5t the essrly SIDE Of Grecnu oh road
20 tie Nnih Ward 81 the Ciy Of Ncw.York formerly Le.
ung'ng 10 Abraham Franklin, John Franklin and W i.lam
T. hphi''n. made by " am Brjdgs,, Ctv Surveyor and
hi'"i - a." "lce IT the Cerk II lhe City anil County ii
New hoa, which .ald lot l. bounded on The north snd ,0uf,
~ i" .ai strips Of land above MENTIONED on me ear
by ADd oi Iaic Naran, Senior, and 90 the west by ot NJ
~ containing SKY nine eei IL inches tie aortL sixty.
on" iee onr inches the sonth and length on each sd
Two iu~ifed ret b" he same more or less.
~ al~' NJ hat certain other piece sr parcel Of land 10.
To- ethr' WIN fiy feet ia the thereof 0eg i- ha
of eeain trip "i iand niesde for add appropra,d a,
'ree. or ghway) known and distinguished a. Ls NJ
% Du ne ssd nap. which said t sounded on the Dor
by land Of Jases stewart, the by land o. Isaac Va.
ran sen on lie sopth b. tie "trip land last above men.
fd And IN ne wet ~ Oi No 50, containing sky ninr
i eght inhe. 10 if0nt the Horh two hundred and ,s,
eBy.lr feet on ihs side sxy-ube feet 81, niche. N
ne rear, asd two hundred seventy ON the wet .d he
edtcfs, Luiings right, member, privileges hereda.
m"nis AMI appearances tIerrBntO b. longing ia auy
si~ sppsrtaining. Dated NewYork, stil Aprl 1872
<sNts JAMES - HCGGIN-. Masier In C6.,...xy
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OF this amount, was imported IN
American vessels, ............
In foreign vessels, .........---..
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DROSPECT HILL SCHOOL. Agricul

turs AMI Litersry.-Psrents AMI Guardians have
YOU those charge hom yod sh To place IN Htuson
where together with "baok learning they may acquire
thorough knowledge of Of Farming d So there s
nov an opportunity. The subscriber la, mad. arrange
into his family limited number ct pups
who viii receive TIE and careful attention Of the
Principal lie has also arranged 70 give practical nsiruc-
ton in Farming which designed accomplish three
fold Object VIZ promote and improve the health by
tails exercise form habits industry, and 10 obtain
kn0w.ege ol the Farmers The above s,udrs may be
pur.ucd jointly or ~paratcy.
Tie location of III, Institution unusually healthy aud
heagilful beng stualri on emnencr. commanding
tine Of the OF New Haven haTbOr and sound w
miles from tie steamboat landing ami railroad depot
The summer term viii CONNIE nee May 3D. and continue
= weeks scholars adm tied n time.
Terms per year sliO-Wasiing extra.
RIFERs>cEs-Rev = Dodd, VIM X. Townsend. ESQ
Dcgrss>s Maitby E,q., East Haven; Rev Beach FAR
Haven; Forrest Shepard, Esq, New Haven \ Mgsiy
NJ D., North Haven Al. Nokhs-
FaQ Haven. iprl Is 1872 al9 Nv
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Bushels


tJfTvf
While our Import. Of Merchandise from her
during the same year were a. follows:
Merchandise free OF duty. value,.... slO,oI96@
paying ad val'm dunes Il % 49, 49,
specific ' J.36i,6o
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-
- sar,spar!a known to be one Of lh. most active pa'
rfer, II the blood of article IN the Matra Medlca,
ami with this We compound number OF oIher medcnes
elected from the vegetable kingdom the whole strength 81
which vas into uld eNuact oi CREST power
rrosn thu the syrup prepared, one bottle OF
which 4. warraned contain han three tses the
>ircn.- medicinal than thst OF any othsr hnd
For purifying blood. and removing all unhealthy hn-
NOR. from the sv.rin such Scfoiula Kings Evil,
Iorp,nt Cancers Ulcers Nercural Diseases Fever Sres
Rheumatism. Discs of the skin &C. th> syrup pac-
lary ". ,u Rrus mli efficient alternative cp"r-
aes gradually but permanently 90 the constitution an
excellent spring and summer purhcr aud IN proper doses
orat,. a, dahoretic and axtye; Il exert. peculiar
influences ever glanduar sysem. increasing all the Sc
cr,tions aud eScreton, thereby oNerhrowmg the Hood
In, M iiea, ,ni re,orlpg ,he patient Ia a perfectly
~ound and healthy state. THIS medicine - highly beneficial
in any roubtiu and In various complaints IN winch
constitution enleebled and requires ~ be- nygoraes
Pains in the bores aud legs. and all diseases arising rom an
improper o mercury ehecIully cured by 4, us"
Persons making VIII find most valuable ar
tice 10 ceanses The blood and system gtneray,
aud prevents every inlet TO disease.
Testimonials s value and superior efficiency are dai-
w received The afflicted have only To try IT, and be con
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for esp2rta-
ton, by A. M D SANDS, Druggists, No ~ Fulton
Northeast OF Gold street, and No. 100 Fulton, coz
ner of wismst.
corner Of Market street, Abraham H. s.nd' Co No -
dollx. a25 s
N OTICE.-The undersigned hereby give
L notice that they havo formed Limited Partnership
pursuant To the first title Of the fourth HAPPIER the second
pau Of the Revised Statutes entitled al Limited Partner
ships" and ,ha, the terms thereof follows. The
firm der which such copartnershp i, 10 De-
Quoted is"Wlliam 4. Gouldng" The general nature of
the husIncss Eended 10 BE- transacted is that Of Cutlery
aud Surgical In,irmrnt Manufacturer The general part
ner Interested therein Is am X. Goullng residing IN
The City Of New York, aad tbr spec al partner Is Allison
Post, residing Ia the same place The smuun Of capital
which the special parteer hos contributed to the common
stock i ten thouan dollars. The said partnership 10
commence this day and terminate the rs day Jan
usry IN the hou,aod egi hundred aud forty five
Dated New York, April n, 1872
WILLIAM r. GOULDING,
a28 6w ALLISON POST
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from the Blush College oi Health, LoDdon The
subscribers having been appointed Ia Attorneys OF h.ssf>
MOI ~on Moai Co.. and Agents for the State OF New.
York have received large assortment o Medicine direct
nom the British College Of Health, Lordon, are ready
supply the Agents on more liberal terms than hereto
fore Persons wishing to be- appointed Selling Agetv
Nil rlea.e make immediate application To the subcri
b-r. Az d, r,ons indebted To the late Age IT. Mr Geo.
1er..d a. hey only authorized Ia give receipts or
same FIRTH HALL, No Franklin >Quare.N V.
mIqtt Agruts Coz MORRISON, MOAI co
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DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE INSTI-

y TT rE-tn English AID Classical Boarding School
limited - tLriy Pupil.
TIs term Of ~. lniuinn will commence The
rond o MAY next l ocaton On Washington Aysnae, two
mile, e4,gefy Of tie BrOosys f.nieS unsurpassed TOR
beauty arf Lcsihe asi cnmbiGes lie:e country
I'm easy the CITY Catalogues lab
irence NAV he bal OF Me>srs- Harper Brothers
3 Cf-st. II. :. RsyEOy s6 Bowery. and u Dayton
Newman. corner 81 Nassau and FglionifS.
as rlsnd. JOHN vol Nc. Pripripal
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ROARDING SCHOOL for Young Ia

- ar,-Mrs HOIT. long established al the HALL or
LSeSAtoN Oandreei. Williamsburg, l. l., vii receive
II" more papli. loT the Spring and Slmusr.
ItASHEEs-Rss. X Hoyi: Rev. y y. Whiting Profe-
az OF lanSusses No. Meg Mgsici Ms Hoyt En-
'inhrfy' Drawng, Mors,ed Work, PaiE Sewing kc.
Murphy, lsrael Post. - =
iLRNs-I~e Doiars per month. payable IN advance.
r. tor ne Princi al may be le No q Bowery
al tx Office OF The Tribune "A In.
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TRENCU POLTSHING PASTE-This

article comb nation of elementary Substances ha1-
ing strong affinity for each Other which unite and form
compound altogether Il, character, The brliaDey
and durability nj the polish impars 10 the most delicate
article OF furniture such mahogany, rosewood ebony,
Italian marble also to carriages. patent leather. military
caps &c, unsurpassed IT. application easy, requiring
very little labor TO restore the article "a il original be5uy.
For sale by IA nds Co. Crariie Buildings, 10 Broad
way. corner ChsmbersS; asO by 4 Sands, ~ and
lOn FulOn-st, Sands Co, II East Broadway. Pice,
Is cents. ala I'm
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'olJs Pam in the Sidc. R,is-

I i ing Blood. Pap,talon OF the Heart are dangerous
.nntor, 10 trHe with. THOUSANDS OF lives are anIusy
o.i In a. wav Every person Of intelligence ami contn-n
,e> Know. hat these diseases the beginning oi Con
,umrton and unl,>s cured must prove aiaL d. AAeus
Bal,an of Horrhourd Lyerwor and Peurisy Root vii
mr., Tie ais,v. ~.ar. W. bold ourselves ready sid "
M Il, nrov~ N statement I'd any person 30 may stand
need OF Dr. Aliens Ba>am ~il call on Or 0lloN u
,,.rt at ~ Rouerv niiT
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CELECT CLASSICAL and CONNER

~ cal Boarding Acaeiny, for limited number OF pupils
at Shrewsbury NeW-Jersey.
Rev THOMAS CLARK, on Monday, May sta viii
0p,L 4 school the instruction Of youth IA the usual
branches OF literary 3gd commercial education. As Tie
suubsr Of pupils viii bs limited, they viii have the al
vantage oil the nlsedaI supervision OF he Pnncpa AMI
the siei attention vii be paid 10 uleir instruction and
morals
The village Of Shrewsbury Is well adapted to the location
of such Academy, being healthy, with moral and re-
sp.ale COMMUNITY - that he youth would be exposed
Ia 10 improper ons and there easy access To Il
by tue steamboat which goe, 10 Red Bank, within miles
the SclsoI.
Rsfsrenses-Ri. Rev shop nderdonk, and Rev. Mr.
Pinch A Mr. CLARK will ia tie Cty for about two
Ia ran he Al i2l William street az iWs
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F.. "a sPEOPLE'S LINE FOR AL

49, BANN and Intermediate places Fare ST.
tn ~ and o0sl mod Gus steamboat NORTH AMERICA
Cart VI II Truc~ie. leave, ihe steamboat PER COurtland
street on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday afternoons al
o'elock.
For sage freight apply to p c. schntl attic office
On thu What. or on board.
NB Al Kinds Of property taken only al The risk OF The
,t..r.,f An
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DATENT CHEMICAL OULiHpa

DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LhupS
l. CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLuID.-The sub,
criber would invite tbs aenoa ii the pubic 10 ms sioe,
OF GREEkOUG CHS PATENT Lamps xhlel from Their
beauty asd superior qualities destined superssae ali
others Tbr oil wbch burned 10 insn Is a
ehrnieal preparation, very clean in is properties and gives
very brilliant and economical light The Buranz Fluit
porab.s at. free from all SMOKE, smell grease an.
vii neter sol nor stain Common Lamp can be altered
al irlfng erprrse 10 burn Tie sGid The subscriber .
kindly permitted 10 refer to " respectable.
families, who 4 asls, the article
J. T.. HOOKER, VS. Broadway
rB-There h no danger Of eIplosioa in either one
~ <rtlcIrt n
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SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL at Middle

TOWN Conn-A Cla,siesl and Enyhsh Btanlns
Shoo e,r Al. The Summer session will commence on
the l5lh NAV next md coSe the 18Th Of October Nm
Der limited 10 3n The charge bas been reduced 70 sg p
annum ant now includes Insiructea, board, '" ssnihs'
ordinary Mendn.. Furl. Lgsis, ans Bedding.
The school Supplied with chemical and pnlo-'pL -
.opsrz.s inclu ne powerful Telescope cabinet OF y"
~ coins maj and reading roou. distraction 10
rln.i-rn languages and on ts- sersPhne, piano, &c
Catalogues ard usute information may he ooiAlnsI o.
P DiSswsy. 80. No lss Pearl street ane oil he'-
Henry Chase, N. 1874 Cherry street
- Oh CHASE, 4 w. Prinsipals
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Breakfast on Board.
60 hMOR\ING LINE FOR AL

y-xe11-5H BANY, nom thr Steamboat Per iOoi q
& ON -1r-Sn Pa,sses 81 81.
Tie lox-prss.ure steamboat ALBANY, Capt J. C. Jesl-
Thi, Friday Morning, al O'Clock
kins Tom 1rrox Saturday Mornin- a. 7O'clo,k
For passage apply the office. ost Of Bsrcayreei o.
on board.
,t'cr-an Goods Freight, Raggase Bank Blls, Specie
or any Other lind OF Property, asen, shipped. or PIT on
bar ths boat mast he al the rsh OF ibe o|nrTs OF sue
Co-.ls ~, .yif or Baggage. kc. MA
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X HITE-PLAINS ACADEMY and

AAJ Ill Ts-f LhlANO NJ hDLnl duu
w White Plans Female Institute, wesche,ter Co. y.
Y-J0hs : Nnburne. A. NJ Primo psi.-Tsese Institution.
have 90 connection with each other The built
iss which distance aparf, erected express
is the purposes ~ Boarding Schools, and repete
with ssnce. They FURNISHED with vauz
be Pr osophcs Apparaf0- and Library of 1890 volumes
The instructor In frrnc. AMI Music native NJ PARIS and
an ACCOMPLISHED sch lar Teachers employed in The
different Department. sio distinguished tor their liter
arr alta -rBts shd aptitude imDsrf instruction. The
summer seshsn - z. commence liz ls Of May. The
pcnses $3.50 year, Installing board tuition. washing
mr. nding fuel and lights
Cataogues cpnta Gin- all desirable informant on, BE-
Obtained Collins. kees~ CO. - Pesrs- tie Pm
c,p.l Smerirfn Hotel where interview may had
daily until the 1t May. as w.
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ID BOARDING SCHOOL. Essex Country. Newer
twelve mie' irom Ne~-iork AMI four miles nor'n o.
Newark.
d. 4 Frame, 4. ", Prine pal and Proprietor.
JIR go 4. VI, TEACHER Of Latin aud Gress Lang uaseS
AMI Dodd, A. g., Teacher OF Mathematics and Natural
Science.
ID Doid. ASSISTANT in English Department
There are a.So Teachers of French and Penmanship.
The summer SESSION o his select School vii commence
81 Of Nav. Terms, So per seNu Of 2 weeks Payaee
az .rterv advance this - full for board, tuhoh
Washing mendng, i1e Light, towels, bed, bedding and
furnished re-rns. 60
French taught without extra charge and 10 pupii'
under 10 wears age those par>uing EnSl N sudes
only suitable deduction from the above charges VAL be
made.
have attended this School the last session. VIII iurs>h the
most satisfactory information 10 any who NAV wish To rn-
u ~ respecting H. the follow M gentlemen are esecuuy
referred ~ g. Bartlett E>l., South-st John j. De
forest E>G 50 Courandi-st jas d Iiaf kG - -dar-
II William Lewis. E.q, . Nsden-llne and n Nree-
and Esq le4 Nssev-st Reference : also made 10 "
Dodd Bookseller and rGb'her, Brick Church Chapel OF
.rre, r1,y be- had a2l 81"
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DINNEFORD's PATENT IMPROv-

prOiucc healthy sa,. Of tie system by friction houi The
dsk nj tearing the 'sn, sss the oniasry ofsesr Cloves
are liable N DO.
The great value q te HcrssEiaE Resoysror hers
.utc sfrni vixen app r tp the human hiy too ~e
known u " wfo hss paid he least s,ten,on the
nlpos1Rce OF healthy acton OF Ls sknie require isrsr
Fer >aie BY & B SANDS 4 CO. 273 Broadway. corner
~ - ,rll.srs.,fr,>t l;ranlIe Rnil.ing l0M
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MISS COWAN respectfully informs the
Lad.s Of New-Yerk anil il vic nifty that she cOniin
giving Lessons on tha Piano Forte, Harp Guitar and IN
Singing.
Ms &. will be happy reseiTe her pupils al No s6
White the lsi Ot May n preferred will
teach the respective houses Of those ladies' who bon
or her with their patronage.
Iiarps and Piano Forles for sale and for hire. Also,
Piaos Forte very superior quality and to b. dis
posed u.
livery ccayfnisnt Office to let No &c White
>uAs professional gentlemen who also be
r.nfafri with hOarf Apply q No y Duane-s. % ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
CHAIRS ! CHAIRS The Subscribe

CHAlRS CHAIRS The Subscriber
~ hsson hand large supply OF Char. OF all hind.
which lac wl sell cheap for cash The cha r. ar
manufactured By ht1S and usrTsned He will n lie
following prices Windsor Chars g. Scroll Too N.p.
riseye GreriaH Tops and BAUM sieFs H. Grecan Fiu
sest l Boz Ses best quality $50. Best Mahogany Laf
French frUni 81 ~ 10 81 Frenc do from s. ssss good
as can be bought for ~ the city. Mahogany cane box
seata arue!eirsn - TO + So add al others IN Do
portion.
large supply of Venetian niow Blinds nsr sal. eoav
low r.lOs- Who about purchssiny the abov. afre.
All serve theE interest by calling the factory ami store
OF u " Colon, ~ CAtaarlnr-sL as In