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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
IrOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL

- Tor Young Ladies, by the Misses DEMARESr, No
I" orange street. corner OF Henry, BROOKLYN, L. l. The
summer Term Of ths Institution viii commence on the lin
May, lSi2 Tins school has been Ia nj cperato
Ned Teacher are employed, and only limited number OF
pupils received.
Tie OF instruction Includes all the hrapcbe. OF an
English educ alton, with the Latin Preach ana spanish
Languages, Vocal and Instrumental Music Draw nc and
Painting.
Tire service Of the Principals personal and constant, and
t.eiton spared TO elevate tie well a. the In
ectual attachments OF their puPs One months notice
= rr.uIr,d PREVIOUS the removal OF scholar.
TIE ptice o tuition IN the ErgAsh bfaIches from
eight 10 fifteen dollars pea term, according 10 ths stuIc,
pursued Board and English ,aitiSn, Two hundred dollars
PFC eunuuL Cr,ular stating paruouiats, OBTAINED at the
fts deucc OF the 4, achcf> ~, -
Rsfefsacef-Rev j BioAihead, ID ID ht' IL SoA; u
R,V / Semen ID ID. R,, Mr. Dwight. Rry Nj Lewis.
Rev Mr. Rowland: & Marvin, d. BfoosiNn: b'sck
Welt mere sapi No II William street. \ews ORR rr>lenc'
Bu,hwlck, LII Rev Dr. Cuysr, rhladsiP hiA Rev : Nsi
Nfauken. ID. <eV-Brunsslck y j. Eirl< -sNt~
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SrIoiDs-Daniel Ford, OF De Witt, committed
suidc on Tuesday, the Oh inst. At the time the
fatal deed was committed lac under arrest for
theft While the officer was conveying HIM to
prison he begged the privegeof going to his hone,
a, he said, TO obtain some cloths. A. soon as he
reached home he go, his razor, went up stairs and
cut his throat When found he was alive, sitting
Tn the floor and bleeding profusely but too far gone
to be restored by medical aid. He was man of
Incorporate habits. and aged about 40 years.
TOnondsga Standard.
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xyISS COWAN respectfully informs the

VI Ladies of NeN-Nork .nI - vicinity t!ls she cnnn
NJ, giving Lesson, lie Piano Forte. Harp Guitar and IN
Singing. - a..
81, &. viii be happy receive her pupils at No ~
Nj ,.f--st on the j.. o May next. or Do preferred VIII
s, Al fr respective houses Of hose lsle' who Eay hon
or her with thelr patronage.
Ham. and Piano Porte or sale aud f1- hire As.
Pana Fore Of very superior quality and tone - d. us
po>rd OF = o. w., ,,, -
srlhe for professional gentlemen. VINO cau also b' az
.-o.-,-I win h-a-l AMY q ~. y ID Inr-l ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
CLASSICAL and Commercial Institute,

~ al Broadway, A. Newman, Prime psv-ln this lSN =
'-uon young gentlemen vii b- Instructed IN all TIE branch
- h1rough English and Class cal cducaon prtpAra
"l Tor col eye and commercial pursuits IN life. Terms
ie, lures and debating >occiirs mys In
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~ story aaI attic Bu,k lou~ts. VII ~ lrbls masel'
AMI '0np lna.> pss..niiV ,ua-i MS ami III Na>szu
street about tive snues walk from Faltos Perry. Rent
500 each Fraure of SAMUEL >lfcTwELl,
an On the prenlss.
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H.

therefore be situated near a large city. where va
rious facilities. such skilfsl artisans teachers.
good machinery. implements &c. can readily be
ohiainel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
L,RENCU & GERMAN Fancy Goods,

. very low for cash-A complete assortment ct ,onl''
Brushes, rerumery Joseph Glatrs and other steel Iti>
Gallery lsok, and Eyes Pins, Needles Accorlons i0eh
'LBooks Silk ana Leather Purses Beads and Bead Bags
and Paes >peclacles Ac toy ether with gensral assert
LeuI OF all articles ia the above line 0usBeSs country
merchants respectfully invited call when vl'ung TIN
cry, and examine the SiO,k /, believed tia, nisua
inducements are Oaergd, Al {. u. DAKLlNGS,
~ "a Maiden Lane and 5 Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
NELELI School Tor Young ladies, 5jl

- BroaiwaN.-Mrs. Newman aud Mrs IIinckiey. Pru-
'ps In this Institution. Young Ladies will he instructed
Do aiih- branches OF thorough English Polite ii Ornl
H"nal Esucsiion Terms moderate. Pupils admued nj
any time. uQus ofahr refer O. yes I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
BOARD A family or few single sen-
DOARDING.-Board can be had in a

ID New England fauliy, with ps a,an Ioon' n5lns w"
r,rIr, and TVS roam. above the same ON reaah "Iu'
- M ~ Henry one door above Cara-> beng 'e h'>t
nj, >ant situation IN BROOKLYN F'r pirii' ul.rN uole II
- 49, ~ ' mis- I'm
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CLASSICAL aud English School, base

" tnent OF Church corner OF Grand and Mercer->t>
Tie lpderened has been IN his present loca
uocan give the Hoi Nat Sactory references To patrons ol
ms >chOo Instruction eiicieni and charges low.
~, lm- JAMES | AW>ON Principal
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THE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

Marlborough Gnze,,c.
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Premium Pens.-A silver

4 Metal va. awarded J. U1ydra ior D - rs
80 Pen bs tie American last gi- AZ II li-t "a -"
GoyernnDeni have gwen item tie Pferrrier, an ~" -
s,urfsrt, and many Of ne pubic institutions v" - ~
49, p TIev hsv~ u.-lv obiainrd III 9hfst rsputd-
- a., are rot ,r1a.,i ieq la.ri by aas 20 il' country.
The trade supplied at ie Ninua,ia,s' - ,'''
a,sui, - Ii ~ Co'.rtin house Iok
mysu
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three gentlemen a small family can ne aceoiIio
"a led with Board ana large small Rooms pie'ahiy ~
ud'1u az " - myl0 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
EOUR AND A HALF POUNDS OF

I baked Bread al Ihs Oh sand. y Lslo" sIIeeI
uee doors from the OF Graud-s,rceL feio"'Su
frs the quality not equal TO any, and a. large 4.
advertised, don't buy it; equal IN quality and 10 must
superior sLs to bny must BE- decidedly To- your hoes'
Also Cracsrr >iNpcice PER pound. Csk> Pirs snd RusA
az lm' " 4. HOLMES, u Ludlow-sI
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TIL T. II RIB l. n f.

A1aAx.sioS second Edition, With Note, aud Corrections
Aso " Scellansous Poems; By tIe Aulbor Of Christ.
ian Ballads &c. q vol PIP. 1917 Wiley Putnam.
Mr. Arthur Clevsland Cox. has written spirited
hric. and some Of his early attempts at epic POI
etry were very respectable. Some OF the limitations
Of the old English bard> first collected in this vol
une are decidedly happy. He is quite right IN h''
later efforts IN making religion the soul and sup
port Of his mu,e that he is equally happy IN the
strong infusion Of dogmaiic Theology, by winch
Or. latest writing are color ii nay not he 40 geher
-lly conceded For examrlo-the tenn the
pcarLdrop. of salvation. a. applied to baptsmai
water read well in Poem, and would pass with
out romarh bat note of ten pages thereon, at
,achrd 20 a College exercise. ard ASSUMING To
prove that Baptim j. Regeneration, may possibly
be. esteemed out of place by sOr2e rcaders.-Ihc
volume before rs j. admirably printed and issued
u The MAGSET,' Nc. |. by La Roy SundeI-
land, has just made ii, appearance. 1t is devoted
1, Phrcnolosy and Magnetism, and proposes not
merely 20 SCI, forth and establish the reality Of the
extraordinary mental phenomena commonly termed
Animal Magnetism, bat to unfold and illustrate the
law. Of its being. The number before Us is ad-
nirably got up, and filled with information with
regard to Magnetism in all its admitted and it,
contested manifestations. We commend it to the
regard of the nquring and the curious. g. per
annum. 1873 c. per copy Office, l33 fulton-st.)
ANTIQUITIES OF CEsTRAL ANERIcA.--Wc
passed an hour two most agreeably, few days
ago, in examining n number of specimens NJ the
antiquities of Central America, collected By our
friend Dir Norman, on his late visit to Iucatan.
Mr. y. Travelled in the interior of the country
and soiourned several days at Tchcchuan, with
other places never visited by Stephens and Cath
orwood and Astounding in the most interesting rel
les OF an aboriginal race, well az in monuments
Vet undecayed by time, and attestng people far
advanced in civilization. The examples of statn-
any, sculpture and Thoroughbred engraylng' which
We saw Of the most surprising character
They are uniformly executed upon an extremely
hard stone and when we remember that not
trace of iron has been discovered ia that country,
and that these elaborate works have been com
passed with instruments not more finished or finer
than sharpened stone, cur wonder Is excited al
the hardy and unwearying industry that must have
wrought such stupendous labor with such impei-
feet tools Mr.. Norman design OF the great lem
pie at TcheC huan, 400 feet IN length, and OF a
variety of mounds and monuments which he dis
covered almost concealed by masses OF tangled
and cxuberant vegetation, are frauekt with the
dcepcs, interest 10 the antiquarian and inquirer
n is his Intention we believe, to send them To one
Of the Northern museums. in the absence OF any
public repertory of curositics in this State
IN. o. Bee of May ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

4 THE WORLD ,t-CONANr. 80 Grand street. has
how hand OF the latest Spring fashion, excellent as
Itmou Of Silk Hats at g. s. a. SO and $3a reduction OF
~ cents on each hat from former prices A>os sulei
article at Fur Ia, or ST. equal Ia any s'd III Tie Guy i3i
~ and s. The publc respectfully lpNded 10 eau
eoos assortment OF Bows Hats aud Caps on hBnd
NIL Inv CONi\T l.O Gran,-st., NEAR Allen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

InA s.rable Residence situate HchsoDd,t Iomp.
sVre SaiaA Island being The second house on TIE hll
south OF the Episcopal Church late ia the occupation oil
william W Rus, u. Esd rrplrir with ~srry con'"hrn'"
tor gntet family, with doubt" piazza ~ 'front.' AMI r"-
clr>,rl p.I,a iu the rear. GirIrn and shTubb"rr
The premises beautifully situated about five minutes
walk ron the Quarantine Ferry, and command an efIs
Ave lard aud water view. -.
Particulars made kno"n on Application 10 6eorgr 'aun
E>a TsmpkIn,v lle or Al d.. Office IA News NJ; ,ofh,
ar 10 : Root, near the Quarantine.
New York, April 81, isi2 mySot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
.Tl;W,.pK HIGH SCHOOL for Young

Iaj.s-Thi. institution !, under th, n'', 80, " d.,
and Mr. II ,RRIN GTON. and l. de>snSl % M" ~ The
rgi and varied education. " al Pectd' .r ,,nrs
,'.ai ,r,sll,ei ual and moral ;acu.tr. Npr"Pe ""
Icon, h-.r i, regarded Is primary orr. while
special attention Will be gwen " '"'
ia. ornamental will not be uceccied
NV W ~ TERMS ..o.oo
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aud Commercial Semlna-

J ~. So INSTRUMENTATION ". :. ilOWS respect
fy informs h, friend, and the public, Thai, ON i- 1T day
of Niv next. he viii remove hn Classical and COMMERCIAL
nv : at from B. yr,i residence l3G VI rccr 'trreio
the spacious ar cnulaod,u, dwelling house, 81 Bread
way. three doors above SPrinI--irreL
Nj Iows tru,t- that ue reputation ht has sustained dur
;, the -, wear. IL presided hs late c,iah shmcnt
The Wo,sdwn Institute vii render any professions as
to the future unnecessary, further than To- assure h n '
and the puhlic that the OF ocui practical Edn
cation VII be continued by bin winch II Ia, htl- rie
l,es h. cnn,--uuu, euicavor faithfully o. carry INTO
ousraom For terms. apply to Mr. lio"s tbeinfe Tie III
,i,vl Al 81. rs.drucr ~ Mr:ccr>ree;
y B. Mr.. flows viii devote portion oi his leisure TINE
10 - Instruction Of Adult Glasses IN tLocu ton, ana 10
pvai. Tuition 10 the same when such be preferred
Nr Hnw> wou.d especially invite the attention 81 tmn-
lo,ral AMI Law students o. the system e las aiopl Tor
ir,frciion 20 i. important hrsnrL o liberal eirniioh
II , tn- aim Of Mr How, make tie study o ih> ar au-
- e,coprrlant of tie NIND, dn sdry practice "a me-
- .,,i IL. a,.I ,rt fr,l aeon r,tueut, as So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
.OYS' Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing
& co 300 Pearl-st. Boot and,
1rVSlC at Three Cents Page, at No.

MUSIC at Three Cents rage al NO
y Lspenard-,ircel, corner OF brcadway;Mo,iNn ~,
T. C;EsLkIN Music Publisher : constantly fectN" ~
ami fa.hionabIr Music the Piano, Guitar ana riur'
whch he i selling the very low pree 81 e9ns pa e
r.t,il A.o ON hand n small lot of Musical instruments,
,brb NJ he odd very low The public are invited 20 c.i
and examine henlseves Wh-l'saIe dea,ss ,appe"
n, b.-Tdh" r"'''' CUAS. r. GfsLtIN
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Ia FOR SALE-The three story Brick

"a FOX SAIE-Ihe Three stOTy DrIcK
luz HOUSE AND LOT % GROUND, No. ~
I.rsristreet between Madison and ienry-sfeets Isr
10 i . by " f,et lOu% - by A feet with II nch
,Va,. bu 4 by day, ~Or under the snpsrneniemso Dr.
George Ireland There ten IRE places M TIE foos~
.,,.n of which are flushed with marble chimney piece.
here Is a rv cellar urie the whole paved AMI divided
tco several apartments, hrrproo aslhou>r under NE
kscien fire place, and ur "hol" ~ 'onP"r o,url ~,
rni. may b. seen every day between thr bonD OF !!
And o'clock For further partis slar, apply 10
(li GRI\NEII. MIN1IKNa ca. III S"uhsufe''
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,VUJTARY GOODS below COST, at

2, Maiden Iane.-The subscriber having r' nqui 81,
- the military bushes, and removed n good' " III -
Rrosd,ay 10 "A Maiden Lane, NOW on,r, 70 - u NJ e'
.t,rt .,r.i.ti.r OF swords, Belts >dshe,' fidHirl,'
lace, Butions Plame, Mu,k,t', Ride L &c bt9N COZ
Tilr, maxim uniforms. o-Cer. eguppig theS 'eS' :"
80, ,nrcla,in. 10 ,e again viii 10 WEI to cal;
Prts,I pui'''S''- " WM. HINTON.
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l1AFOR SALr--The Whitehead Works

"A ON ~ Hc " , ,'''s 10 c.Inmn,,
V.H situated at stockport. IN ib" County OF 'Sun'o', ,
Builr E.p ct the real estate dhd p""o %
uu buildings upon which sud works are f,'t''- 'p'"s
n, rish 10 require a>s thereof. Together WIN az "'
movements. ~htisr of buildings, water heels maeh,hr
ry whether attached a. the premise, "r anp s'
material. ON the said premises u'cd er r'qnrd IN r mss
inc OF Whio, al, Including brad "roughtO Or ul"toug''
coal % j. L. Sc. Also. tie right ~ carrying ~ saH Noh',
vltne improvements discovered by Edward buurt !" uh
process ct manufacturing and mixing OF "hteI"s" anu
paints. -, ,ot i,, Of
The above Offered az private vi" unil 'i i" i'y ~
Mv ur,t and ii not dspo.,i of by that daN, the snr W"
hs I At Public Auction on that day, At " o'clock W. al
the Merchants. Exchange IA he 'ity OF Nr"'iD ~,
g,,,t.r ,,yrn.r. md A. 10 tsun. ct salT inqHrr 81
,IcCoun A Clark, Attorneys Al Law No ~ wan s"''i"'
UPON the premise, al stock pot ~ ~, . .
- RUSSELL PHELPS, Assignee, &c.
NJ A.. V.y, ,n,l n lstl lnyll u8
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: .n,rS, 4 GENTLEMENS' NEW
r rCTIRES on Practical Chemistry,

T ECTT KES on TTdCIItdI = ,,,c!
4 Pharmacy and ToScologv "nl ~ ~ ,I
, important subjects, Al h. oth'c ~ iou,'
49,, on Monday rcxt. MAY 18th " i ntsdt' 20 ~, , M
49, 'tl. aJ,auragt, which a thorough kno"''pgr ~
H., t,rbr. of science will give, not on'' % rNt.y W.
, Of ,edirne and to druggists but aiN2 l, J a.
i. mo Iecure To commence at ~ ocluvh ~ =" ~ -,
MI ,v,ry av at the same hos uhth ~, ~
y. , I'm, r. ,,,. ior the whole Coursr. S'h inNl' !"
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MONEY of all desc
DRJ7YNER 4 BROTHERS. Importers

of watche, AMI Clocks, No 1i5l Roadway, La'r on
I,T l1rgr assortment OF fine gold and silver ilcif
IN tbry xili ,e very low cash. wholesale AM retail
Tyrrv Inscription oi Watches, Clock, aud Je"rl) care
81 l.lN NarrlIiei. ~. lII
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"a TO LET-A heautfn Residence on

I'LL the Eighth Avenue near Harlem. on elevated
-n,urI having vast OF scenery overlooking the
Fast River stance. with tour acres Of hri quail
nv land The dwelling large and commodou.. hite1 for
quiet family plec th every convenience. and being
tenast Aqnly 10 W ~ SEYMOUR,
myll Of Chatham Square.
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VIZ Y,TIRAIJST'S LIBRARY,

contain M, scientific AMI popular descr pioH' oI Nal
% lruo, Birds, Fi,ht,, Reptile aaI insects 'ns ="
-, ,t. WORK, OF Cuvier, Rchardsou, rIHhH
I,rne.l. Hadon Shaa Goldsmith, Mnnii-u, i.'oH, ~.
Ig.n and cihsr writers Natural History aTin-s'
,o,iirg m he Classification OF stars edtrl ~ y. u
cnriJ'. M-witb 400 engrav.nrN H. one volume -;
Jrs, ,'i .l-i and f,r sale Ly DAYTON l. NEWhAN'
sSi II Nas.an-.irrrt, cprlcr oi fGton.
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IrST pIIRIISHFD-Short Stories and

R,i. cen Is OF the Lasi Fly Nears-hy an pd d
Eli Yol, lsno neat colored c'oiL-Fpi sac - "a
park Row Library Sale, Ro7m Depot lor >ta.ld !, -
la,.,us CLASSICAL AMI school Book faprrf bi.A D'""''
New Publications, &C IL I ~ ~ -, it,sss
All Palk Row, opposite the asior Iile-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
.ss FROM : to 10000 lbs. Of Fre.h Gar

80 DEN SEED IA al tho ei.Oc.st specss and sarr-
- 'r sale in quantities suit p1rchas"rs % BRiDDh-
MANS permanent rsisbi siment, cOfeT u " gfrcnthi
and Broadway. Al-o, Tie Young GarirnsTs Assistant
rofa ~. th results 81 h. y yea practice IN Nswfots
A. d. NA ha, been h0Gored b. The award OF Gold Me-
IA .r the American destitute Vhich In.ttutOn, and ur
Vr.Yo~k STATE Agricultural Sociry h2sisy all, a"alSd
several cop'e Prem ufus Tor superior fs o. "'
Is, p,oisct, flrtlsr comsent deemra unnecessary.
ma raF
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"A UOUSES TO LET in Jersey City.

c.I one three story AMI basement brick house IN Ile
1Vs 81 nin- Sas.ex-st suitable Tor genrtl any. Also
No 80 Wa,hn, Ons three story and basement high hav-
inc two story and cellar 10 the rear suitable of
Il 4rse family The above are t"oui the best hous'S 70
errv City, ash will be- let 10 good tenant, c0hsIderaDD
un Ter tio,s OF the same clas. Apply 10
ANDREW CLERK Agent. hOntgonery'sL,
.11 ~. ur.r the Ecr landing.
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For Boar ali Tuition per annum - -, =,

- Roar a nj Tuition per ahhuil Pam
t, p'i i,,Gao G.msn Drawing and Muse on r''"
anil Cuitar extra At aG ordinary etp..eT T. ~ Hatch
UrryRrScrs-Charlc. Rlneti, W. h''i n,.h.,. o .
u w., ts.r.i.. Jacob wletis Washington Du,' u
y = n ExceIrncy GOV. Penaingtou KEY; - PRO.
p, If \ Br.r.mlIr = Morris, t>lr Nr""N
t,.>or Mason. University. \. \.
N,MaIh. Mav lnlh. ~ mYl3 lWD \ y " :
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sy,s FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

P.r ,ile or exrhaLge, 70 rac. 81 Ldh"-.n ,1 "a.
cc,--- rs acre each soil Of suprfsw s"sJ II
,,rl ,,itl Gar Streams and covered Wiz hi' 80
>, ir OAK hickory, beach, walnut, n'sls' ,, iaceo.
~. Iii 4. .,tpe,I 10 Whrai rye, c"fh ~ Ill - :,
-I ri tof,io.. The above l-isi, NHI r ~" ~
r.ssced prizes, AMI ertss - suit oa 81, D,,p,
T,1.,. ,r arnmt any Kind 81 nirf'"~n"He' "'"Ap''
d' ,H' ana A. =. SMITH. S5 Liberty #.
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nRlN ATE ROARD.-A gentleman aud

L wiir or TWO thrre Respectable yong hrn, my
49, Lo,r and pleasant room ia ccni'ri house WiYie
,r ,r,. Inn few E,arlcrs. Al tlr comfort, 81 none NAV
he mai Rt,trrnre required. hd'lre,, \ ID. mum
~ ,,,,s,nsil, uNl To-
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rVUOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Curc war

rauf.d-The only right principe 'Nsr discovered, i'
Won can have ~ much pressure wish on IN" rupture
without a back pad which does great injury. Tome All
try IL = day, aud the cast.i Sts ana cheapest
YOU may return 10. Apply att tl.ige-, near broom'
Tor The present at al hour. Lads, attended by lady
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Observation-Disclosures
NANTED.-Employers arc respect

w y-ivc girls 20 WON a, the Arihcal Flower Mas.
ng ana , lev 0 leari- Also, good Carrier lagurr al
4 ~ Cbry.tas .f--ef nj In
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Or, Principles of True Organization Of Society
or, vvrt ARR so -taL NOT POLITICAL; ASo POLITICAL
s.FeRMs CANNOT REMEDY 1HEM.
TIN edorship Of hs column Sutiaot from tat NJ
Tie Trbune Addreis letter. pOstpaid TO A. BRIsEsSt
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~ TO LET-n the Village of Hemp

r1N stead l. I a two story store Main street; Two
.'1rV iwel adIon NJ TIE above with large gar
ten barn, Also one hail OF dweling-hnuse GA Full
ton street - -,
The above pr.u>e are central part Of the village and
will be rented at low prices Apply -
nj n wM WOOD, 2si Pearl-stre-t.
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gentlemen and their
ID wives and few single gentlemen, can Obtain ooard
al III C.dar-,t. no Nv
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,-ATO LET-A Summer Residence,
IA ROOMS TO LET at 3Oi Broadway.
IA DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

rm6 CHEAP RENrsi-A vs-y desirable two-st"ry
ErlSk U,u>e No iiubertstree near II Johns PARK
another SUPERIOR Dwelling IN Cherry.'Tee No fls VIII be
,t either 10 one 81 tNo families; a>o. Ito ein Avenue
re,r Uou,ton street Euher of these on 50, may he
r,,'i,i mon lair term, tro,a D. r. >iCKELS,
-, - 7 NlSsans 2,l story.
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,Vbir,v Huildipc Lors.-Attention i. re

1 ,oeciGsl,v invited u thu sale al the Merchants tx-
-i-oe y II Ludlow on Thur.day, May l9b, Of 'aig.-
he nldny Ut. Staten IaI'. Tie Pubie are a'sgr-
ID .st HE all will be perempofy, 10 limits Eyrfy ot
d, Il ba n,,ifiyeiY sofl without any reserve mlk o.
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'P'" Wv RUSSELL PHELPS, A-ignee Sc.
Dated NTW-YoRk. Aprd Is. 1912 NY no
a. WANTED-A purchased for . small

49, Farm, 10 good condition, slUat'd t"o innes nn,
E'.r- - There i 10 acres OF locust TIMBER ~ about
- ~ - '''' $3.50 ml9 Nv
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} commodsed with board in private family al No.
7l6 Broadway. Gemlem-n that would room together
would be preferred. References exchanged nlyJ IN
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GLUE, GLUE, GLUE.-The subscri-
OEMOVFD-Dr. Thomas Pits has re-
ME PRICE STORE.-It is generally
NNr PRICE STORE-Atsl Chatham

street. where il BE- found clothing at the ioio. ng
-. Re,v,r and P,l.t Cloth Goats from - to so;
., ~ 4 ,..n,,re Pant, from 50 10 50; Sdtnct Pants
rom II ~ to So Double and >ngleBrea,icS Ne' from
- - I" = w. 80 HENRY COGSH ELL.
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BOARDING in Jersey City can be had

for a frw Respectable Young mcn or gtnlItmtH duo
their wives in small private family. such as~on'd not re-
ouire dinner would be- preferred erms moderate Al
drc>, H. G. Tribune Office. my9 W.
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rate In,sran.eit nesrly new, by hrstraiT n.A-r
wi, e aid ow or cah At 50 GOyenruer cDu~r OF Mad
sDn-sgIret az ~"
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iT second door OF the College PLY ,cians aud sur
gronS, 81 CrOsl,ysee known a the College Hall The
Room well lighted and vtulated, and has small Room
opening upon the IL, convenient place OF MEET
ing for public worship or Tor Literary Associations The
Room may be- agy TN" on appicaon 70 uc Jam.
"A Il