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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01

THE LARGEST Tree IN NI.w-ESGLAND.-A giant
of the forest, for many years the frequent subject of
admiration to the curious visitor has atlength fallen,
and we are enabled to give more definite and GER
tain description of IL than has been given of any of
the large standing trees in our country The tree
10 which we refer is an interval Red or Sugar Maple
which has been standing on the farm and near the
residence OF Joseph Hobbs, Esq. of Ossipee, in this
State. The crcumiera nee of the tree at the prohnd
% feet and continued of about the same SIZE II
feet, perfectly straight and smooth common blister
ed bar steel At this height par ted into Two branch
The first grand branch extended "a feet, mcnsur
ing 81 feet from the ground four feet in diameter
or rather more than l. feet in circumference: this
branch then divided into five branches, which, after
running Is feet were on an average l-2 feet in cir
cumlerence.
The second grand branch, after extending 80 feet
fro, the main trunk measured | feet 6 inches in cir
cumiercnce, it then divided into two branches each
of which at 10 feet Cor 73 feet from the gound) meas
ured 81. IN. IN circumference.
The length to the top was nlnety-sx feet.
Mr.. Hobbs informs us, that he has made forty
pounds of sugar IN year from this tree 1t was in
ured by tapping, had partially decayed near the roots
but was sound after few feet above the ground In
a gale of wind It was Frustrated to the ground
and although much difficulty attended lis preparation
for the saw-mlll II is now mastered, and its produce
been asceraned TO be $500 feet of inch boards
and nine cords of wood for fuel.
The tree was perfect in its symmetry larger in cir
conference than any tr,e in New England, and pro.
badly great bulk asa any tree in the United States
4 gentleman who has seen the Osspee Maple and
the Ohio Sycamore (Which is a very low tree) pro-
nounces the Osspee decidedly of the greatest bulk
With It's owner we sincerely regret the departure of
this n Dbc specimen of the handy.work of nature
Butthe resolutions Of the globe wd go on, and the
march of decay follows closely in the train
THE cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn temples, the great globe itself,
Yen, all which it lnherts, shall dissolve
And like the baseless fabric of vision.
Leave not wreck behind -
IoryS,nouyb T,u-p1I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01

II has been remarked as singular coincidence IN
the death of the great and good Washington" that
he died in the last hour in the last day of the week
in the last month in the year and in the last year of
The century, VIZ Saturday night, twelve o'cOck,
December 1899.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01

The number OF United States Pensioners, accord
ing to the census Of $50, was 20 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01

FThe Washington correspondent of the
the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette, under date
of the 24th inst, pays the following hand
some compliment to Hon. HILAND HALL,
member of Congress from this State:
"The House had under consideration this morning
the subject of some Virginia revolutionary land claims
Mr. Hail. of Vermont, chan IMAM of the Committee on
Revolutionary claims. addressed the House IN reply
10 Mr. Wise, Mr. GOggin Mr. Gmer, and several 9TH
er Virginia members, who had been somewhat per-
speech has not been heard in the House This session.
nor one Gf except Nlr Adams) that attracted more
attention. Vermont was on this occasion altogether
an overmatch Tor Virginia and well may she be proud
Of one who vndlcated her assailel honor with an
ability, eoquence and modesty worthy of her pure
and spotless name"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01
THE PROVISIONAL TARIFF BILL,

Newport, June "A, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
NO. 3O5.
REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET-A handsome front base
Il. q ncu roou. suitable Tor o;ce Apply - Green
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

AMERICAN FELTLD CLoTH.-Many of our read
ers may have noticed that the late English papers
statethe fact of this article having been used for
carpeting the floor of ST. Georges Chapel, in
Windsor Castle, at the christening of the infant
Prince of Wales. But they, and others, may not
be aware, that by the adepti.n of improved mu-
chnery in the manufacture, the article has been
rendered fit for personal use, in cloaks, and
rowsers to such an extent that one cloth factor in
Pine street. has sold for these purposes in the last
year. over G0000 yards of the article OF home
manufacture And the demand for more has war
rantcd the extension Of the machinery as to
surplyover 200,0 yards this year, which will be
Of improved quality. Patents for the improved
machinery have been secured, not only here but in
Great Britain, France, and other European coun-
tries. The essential improvement in this manu-
lacturc produces u fabric equally strong III every
direction, the want of which has been dcs!dcra-
tum in this article hitherto Several luctorics are
progressing i'll this country in the preparation OF
this article for various uses, to supply the demand
Tor the current year. The inventors and proprie-
tors of these improvements u.etotally dstinctirom
the parties that have for some time been before
the European public in London and Leeds.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

IUEAP GOODS.-Geo. ,. Cary q 20.
a5 PearI street tup stairs have iui asof1eh'o OF
rood. in their iire, zx
She'll Horn, ana ivory Combs ol every every kinn'
Rome Pearl, Metal, and Lasting Buttons
CIorh Hair T.etb and other brushes
Pocket Books iion.y Purses. Beads
Ne.ole. Pins. Knivrs, Scissors, and RaAor';
- SocaI Cotton. Bail Cord, Corset and Boot Laces.
Coor.d PICTURES, :~O hundred different KINDS.
rhe above and other goods on hand, VIII oe soId oy
kage or olen the loves, pFice' Country Hefcn"
yill do .qeI 10 call. . ,.
R-2n rG0 Caue Bones 300 lbs Rattan also, guam
my of dressed Rattan ior charmakcfs, Tor sale.
i,ui<.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
kDiCTOKIAL illustration Of the Bible,

KVIO IVNItNL IHUStIdlIttI UE TIC OlR'fS'
a and Views in the Holy Land, complete in vols
containing enpravinTS illustrative OF different ttNN oi
Scripture places mentioned in the Bible &c
compiled from, the London Pictorial Bible; -
- The above work is the only LuSTRAIED Coh.
MENTARY of the Bible published in this country, and
those who are anxious furnish themselves With work
this kind will do we'll to call and examine IT,
The following is from the Boston Recorder,
rhis volume completes ir design ot the coHpl.r And
NAV be said with iru, that he hath wrought good
work. commencing, prosecuting, and terminating thus
happily brief series of illustrations which, not ab>o-
mos; Family libraries Whatever may We the opinion
others our own convictions have with each sue
the American community, will be greatly augmented 10y
this compnanand very cordially do we recommend II TO
the attention of all lovers OF the ble, valuable auXi
ary in their study The word OF God and in their erdeav
10 diuss divine knowledge throughout t. circles III
which they movc'
mis- ,f''' IF j. s REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

59oG bushels Wbalebone Shariugs tor sale ih''
article is superior to any nov IN use Apply 10
lloa lm IANiES G..MOFFET, III Prince II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Il pracca! Farmer with family. i wanted 10 take
charge Ola Tavern and cultivate Farm IN Illinois Ioa
p,rsGn We'll recommended with means satisfactory
arrangement could ba made appyiug No. Liberty
street : Ia HENRY y. COX. mI.3 w
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

AA OFFICES TO LET.-Suites OF
H ROOMS in III. ID and 81 stories OF the larg- brlch
v;ay and Wail-st Entrance No Wall st. The
a!rv anu finished in style suitable Tor private apartments
Each suite has folding doors. Having he open goGnd o.
Trinity Church ward in fIent and being near the great cen
re OF comru.rcal an>actons tew n'acr car he isund u
equal In the combined advantages OF pleasdntnss Of SIT
nation ana convenience business. lnGr,reat Nol all
street or Of [mlitf J. VI. ELY, t9 Fuiton-sL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
INSUR E..
TIME, HOW ARD INSlTR ANC1

II 7. II'3 " ND I.NEIIt-t.NN z Z "JIJf VI
Il Iaay-Ca7;al $Gcc.H0: oificr No 81 Wall i. This
Company coninue>iu make insurance against los or dsr,-
age by Ire, and inland aivgatsIl
DIRECTORS:
s,>>eaer Havens Naia. Tayo7 Cori,, W. lawrence.
PlEilips Puseal1. william Couct Micah Baidyi.
lo!I- Morrison. B.L-w wocIey. Natianei Weed
Io<ell B. Earl!un- E5an-:ng c. .Tncaer-Joha Rankin.
DAVID Lee M-i.yS .. BeraIri.I John D. Wolfe
Caleb o. Hai.:ed. william ". Todd. Fet.iinand Surcsni
H"n-y 6 Thompson f. HAVENS President
i LEWIS P!y.l.ips.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Pocn,,-An Offering 10 the afflicted, and tribute o'
Love TO Departed Friends. BY Mary $ Dana, author
Of The Southern Harp" Nc
number o, the poetic strains OF the amahe, gifted ana
piou auhor.Ss who already savoraby known 10 our
readers IN IN earlv lite widow, country far distant
IRON the scenes OF her childhood, and called also to part
with her only child noble and promising boy she learned
how 10 ya h, sweet consoations OF the religion OF Jesus
and her alcor> have taught her TO awaken The enderes
and most Ineltins We need not say more shln 10
assure ALL and especially The lovers Oh S's' sA 'Ne'e
- In one volume l5mo Jus, published, AND for sale 10y
DAYTON ( NEWMAN 81 Nassau street
mi
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
AA FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
ATO LET OR LEASE-The upper

IS5A y y 4 Il y T1I1-fN771 I1e ~
par OF new. handsome and very enent HOrA
AZ tf- corner OF East Broadway and Clinon>ree, bn
expressly for genG- Hotel and Boarding n USE ayins
in the second story communicating <ta
ruoms the upper stores, ali with ireplaces grai-s an
marble raaneis and arb.. The situation pleasan; an;
healthy, and ;h- prospect from The several rooms ag'
bic and extensive and markets and churches IN thr hrs
borhood- The Dry Dock Carriages pass nnd 'sPa G ~,
Hoes every quarter hour Bsrery racs, aLn Ca
and Coach-s are athia cali inouirr al Mr. MORGAN.
corner OF Ea, Broadway ard Ciirnn- for r~rrn n II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
I'D, FOR SALE-45 Lots Of Ground,
s-A TO LE,T OR LEASE.-That very

k-A 10 LII i -Oh LEhSL.-A Lht 'el
i.;.a desirable three story Dwelling iiouse No. -.
llrnlv street. between Jefferson and Clinton ST.. me
house is built in modern STYLE ,rh every convenience oi
family and stands on lo 25 feet by nc and has arg'
and pleasant yard The Dry Dock stages pass =u1rouRh
East Broadway and Grund street every ir'v moment,
churches. &c. short Distances crls uoItfa
10 a good tenants enquire O., HENRY r. REMSEN, from
TO II clock A. ~ or after O'Clock, 2. NJ. al 81 Cherry
.o,ner Clinion. .rr.., f123 l-eod
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
. FOR SAl.E.-Haryains Bnrgalns'-

A FOR SAl.E.-Hargains Bargains -
-, For >rIt exchange - tracts o haaa>oi- Laai.
s-naInng l25 asr@> each >od of superior ana''y ~
white OAK hickory, beach, walnut naiae and ycan,ere.
!ht ~i aapie wisat. corn. oats cotton iooncco
sweet aud Irish QoianeN Th. ABOVE ats!> Will sold 1T
uccd priSc>, tui or they VIII be t1-
changed Tor almost kg,e e merchandise. rmops,
.iias rams aud ,d.tirnllr>, apply ~
MI. SMIiliA MlIl.EMOKE. Is John y, W., stairs.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
nARLOR MELODIES-Comprisins

Music original and selected. for The piano or!' an
o-gan harp and guitar BY Mrs VI. B. Loyd and MISS ~
T.. Rpiley. -, ..,-.d and
The Nor,hera Hap. consisting of original M sacrea a,. h
liaoo forte and guitar. By Mrs: Dana ...., -,
The Southern Harp consisting ol oriS'nR | DANA ana,
The American Hurnouica, or New-ierk Nusca. Mrro'
Consisting OF one hundred pieces OF music rom the I>e"
iork Mirror. ,,,;
The ao,,on Acadamy's Collection OF Sacred Music
The Handel and Haydn d" ao
The Manhattan DO y"
The Choir
Mason, Sa:red Harp, round and patent notes.
- The Young Choir, by ". b. Bradbury. o-, =,
The above Rnol. together with general assortment OF
J. S REDFIELD, Clinton Hail.
mls corner Nassau and Beskman-s's
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
ODGINGS lodgings! NO. GO West

7 ODGlNGS Lodgings No. GO West
LBroadwav. from Chambers strset-Ih!> ilnns-
has been recently built and es;ahli she'd aS Gemen'>
Lodging oiI>e inas been kept hy the proprietor
years past who viii probably Keep for many years
to come and usually 25 TO so gentlemen
dodgers Itis Public tiol-'; liquor game, nols. or
liul aov ed Only class oi
accepted. steady studiou> business
habits who wish quiet sleeping ri'" on. hoard -
uiv. little t-nul.. pi-I IindiTaia terms Such nel u
T-n.,ted 10 remember the uuruer. au npply u az any
they clio wit twenty hence. DIi1ln'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
81 VAIITABI,F7 PROPERTY for sale

iS. M ON Brooklyn IIighs and el1h lots on CoiunDih
,IfrI Cranberry nnd Orange streets extending 'o
.ee Lot III Fulton street, ~ !eet front
through james
r.inrss Also sale, wIllaD>burgh or 10 lots on
First street Lct,vrrn 9Th and North t streets,
tending hundred the line The whole
~ any part Ut this property will be sold low, most OF the
money NAV remain mortgage Tor or more yrurS-
For .,a cuars apply 10 j. G. BULLER, A. San.ls,
,uG I'm cor. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

R;Ss y OF
-, d EN- SEED, in all the choicest species AMI ware
fc> 6r sale in quantities >uj, purchasers al BRIDGE
MANS permanent c-tah -hir?l, corli.rot EjshecrtA|t
md Broadway. Also. The Young Gardeners ASSISTANT
Ih> work has heeu Gnore 10y the award ot Gold Me-
"a! cm the American Institute which Institution, and the
York Sla- Agricultural Society. having also awarded
.evrrai copies Premiums superior ss~crens OF CAT
rn Products farther coniaent il deemed unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
20 ss't,t.''-, 81 wli H. PRINCE, Sole Agent
e:a FARMS FOR SALE-One of l5(

X.fS L ATtNS VIt SNIT4--1IHF CT 1'3V
-, acreSi in the town ot Smhiown, l. l. on ,he man
cOuuiT road about onc.hn OF winch Is cleared tue oet
1l, Iin.r and afin GOOD healthy nelShooI-
oo " IN schools The Land is good ald 30 suh!e"
flat n, can h, made several CONVENIENT Farms "ih
i tab. and wootla-d 10 each ii>convenence
10 the Railroad has induced number o mechanics otfee1
t,, or their families nea ms land and very desirable
1, will he sli at sl5 per acre.
also Fam Of IL, acres near the Sound ard good at-
5n, in an excellent village. The Land is IN very pro-
ttuc.ve condition. well ienccr AID watere'' dts
M trn and loci,tr OF tnher conhurtao
Iou>,. harm fuut buildings. TITS every way y"
desirable farming ir,idcncr u wiz NC @ eoiu
son and lr.- part OF the purchase money may remain
~ ~ Wv ~ -, *, - mo i'm"
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

NH'O LET-The Store 346 Grand street,
corner OF Narioik. This Store is located in The best
b, mess part OF the ,ireetwoud make two good Stores.
In,,ir. ar ,h. nr,n,n4s m24 tf
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Basement Rooms, corner Pine and Broadway
u Biackwood and Metropolitan Magazines aud Bent,
eys Miscellany received by the Columbia are in pres, and
Will hr pnL .hed shortly niS0 2t.odiS-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
LvLEGANT Cabinet Furniture, to be had

the manuiactory, No. 115 Chrystiesree nj very
low prceccn>>;inr c sofas chairs oonar> frenc, bed
>caf> &C &c of the motIcrn and improve e patterns
All articles from this establishment warranted and
are made from the best materials ANY persons wishing
furniture made ord'r will have il oe in the very best
manner by applying al the above esabI Ilmet.
m2S lnt [. TRUSCHFl.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
&c HUDSON-STREET.-New Goods

~. .UI SON-STRF.FT. FT.-NeW GOOds
SeSe CIiEiP@CHEAp! p!-CHARLE& HADSELL,
take, pleasure in announcing 10 tie public ini ne '' nr
chased auction. enrene~ stock o: DrN H"oo> WHICH
he is selling astonishing low prices, consisting IN pa' o
the following articles:
Brown and braced AIuslns, Cd; aIerrmack and Dover
Prints Id: bishop Lawn 81 wide, ], cd Plad aconeI 2-'
wide Is Cd Checks and Ticks, hne quality ID Paper Mus
lin, good article. l0 Sanets and Mpe>kn> :, tnsNsn
Prints quality Is: Sewing Silks let per skeln Gloves
all coors cd per pair; Spool Corion spool; White
aud slate Cotton Hose. 0 pair Hooks and Eyes, 20 per
box; silk iankcrcies Is; Needles best qualify 5d per
paper Liner, Napkins. fine l. 6d per piece silks shaws
De La.s, Calc0 Aiu>lns, Linens, tioSt G"'es, Lace
Goods tIacr,iashery. Also, Flannels. Blarkeis, 0us
M.rnos, &c
The subscriber has cured the assistance nj young men,
who will ma tI,. utmost attention. visitors, whether pur-
chasing or pricing goods. CilARLE ES HADSELi,
mSI St- 6S Hudson street.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Mr. Lever will also contribute largely and exclusively
10 each number OF the Magazine. ihemanagenc oi WHICH,
under his auspices will commence with the April nul bcr.
NJ N >l,pr
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

i-Is I.Vh II S.hIii4--ti 'tI nv Stt""tN'F 10
FaF stccSl'vav, l. l. within short distance ot the
Marine Pavilion ati fronting tbs bay aud OCEAN is
ION Cyslcl n>t rate tlIhie ai
the r,Iu; good ,> ,ct'ow ud and >on'c woodland
On the preni,,> Farm ll,uss HaTa aud other out
luItng< % 10 the c,y both Gy land and Va
Enquire OF samuel X b. Norton on the premises or
* d. .,NU tESON'S. Ia East Broadway n \,
other property for s similarly >liuaici Apply as
,rl,r,. stated E>Sl 2w-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

U I'VE CoMrLKrE Works OF DICKENS.
No. u; HIsToHY OF NAroLEoS,' No. II CooP-
sns SEA IALEs, No y, and No. y of that
most valuable work the ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERl-
CANA have just been published by IsnAE. posr.
30 Bowerv
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE

~ The following announcement appears in the March
nutiber OF this Magazine, the American Reprint OF which
viii be published on SATURDAY., April 3D. containing Our
Me from the far aS has already ap-
pearrd.
The publishers of the Dublin University Magazine have
The pleasure n inform the friends and supporters OF that
Journal that they have completed arrangements with 9r
Lever tIarry LorreQuer by which he undertakes the
Ednr>hp OF the Magazine rescrvng for its pages the
author.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
LrMRRElLAS. ParasoIs and Sun shades

q; wholesale, and rctail.-A full and complete aNort-
,,nt f , atoyr articles. manufactured at Newark, ~ j.
aIl.r, viii find their advantage TO ca'i anj ra.'ht
.r. purchasing here, every artlc' hahuacnreu
49, ,o,n,. ,,-a,ni,. with durability and al price, low
- ,h,n a, any other e. tablsmrnt IN the United satS
ais, have the e,clu right 10 manufacture - "I
I4rs \, il can be iodt and pat in an .rdn,y
N.,,,rL March l34l [m22 i'm RICHARD ""itD.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
TTOVE YIS TRUNK REPOSITORY,

Il Ne. lss Pear opposite cea'1h. hos ~ nIn,
n Traveliav ard Packing Truns., Carpet Baa 'allses
kc al wfne ale and retail cheap for cas o' appfaave8
paper. aT @-t
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Il EW HARDWARE. Cutlery, Guns, &c.

EW HARDWARE. Cutlery, Guns, &c.
! he subscriber importer OF English ap German
ar!wa.c, receiving fresh a>,ortnrnoI all The
,c this line OF business and heg II assure dealers that
examination will find ns stock very complete and
OF good quality. ard al lower prices than elsewhere. On
;uflmen; oi tlia statement alone lie recs er portion of
their business anrcque>tS the favor OF call previous 10
making their purchases
full assortment, JAMES, celebrated Wood.Screws
always os hand.
Agent Tor and dealer in Domestic Hardware Gnots-
GOo FOR sale 10 the Trad. 10y the pacHae, most lber-
al discount alin,s ed Tor CASH EDWIN HUNT,
rl SIM l55 or - john u, between Ham Gold NY.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
LEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

NEW YORk Dying and Printing Esta-
~ BLISHNENr, STtrkN ISLAND, Office Tor the
reception and delivery ot goods, No % Gate AZ John ST.
S-w York kDys Bnd finish in superior nian.rr, Broad
cloths Cas,nieres Sl,. -atin, SIX Velvet and Plush,
!;ib,nn. Canton and Italian Grape Silk ana Cotton
l;toyes aud Hose. Ladies anC Gent-mcn> Garments Mo-
r.en Danlask and Satin Curtains, Linens ana Co'ton%
Cleanse and Rp-Gnl,h aIernn fhbrt and Cashmere
shaw :. Piano aud Tdhic Covers Carpets nt al Kinds,
Dregets Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs Chinh Cnrtans,
&c. &c
lIr orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

VALUABLE Standard Works, published
by DAYTON Z NEwMAN, corner OF Fulton

sm.rican An.;ouite- or The History and Origin OF ,-
Red Race by 4 w Bradford, vol octave. The Anii4ui
lies Of The Christian Church. by Lyman Coleman, vol
octave Sermon on Is2p.raD, Subjects hy the Rev. sam
uei Davis A. NJ vols l2lo. iatan Biblical Archao!o
~ rap,lated BY Thos c. UPham, vol octave. The Ec-
cIesia>.ca story OF Eu>ebIns Pamps'lrs vol OCTAVE
Four Gospels, translated from The Greek, with preliminary
dissertations by Gse. Campbell D. B. vol cs;1vo. =
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
BOOKS. Stationery. Sc.-

NCHUIJL. .BUUNS. .StdlIuHtTE, .SSC.-
- CLEMENT & PACKARD, $50 Pearl St opposite Ce-
Gar have on hand and arr daily receiving adoons 70 ae
terms far cash, or approved credit
Their owr publications believed superior ior acqa
mo thorough practical education any others IN Use Id
this Country. r,., 49,,
They aiso keep constantly or hand supEy O: DENY ana
sr with an asnrtnsT; Letter aud Cap papcrs M
S,,t;on.y in general. Booksellers ard Merchants t-oi ie
Country are invited Ia call. '"t-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
TIME PARTED FAMILY, and other


Fer SALE wholesale and retail. by
mis- tf ]. 5. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
"a For SALE or LEASE, Washing

ton HALL Harlem, more yrars, that Gfolrab'
Yinzl row occupied by AR,rew Home situated, on ihirt
Avenie TG. prsr-.> large a0ub" House, tSo
ori,.. and aic small house E he Ice House AM. als'
Stable, and Sheis containing u nj about el"h o
grounds; well calculated Tor country and cty cls'oi ."
mo ~ lin ornc., Avenue md about uies lto! IN
CITY Hall Apply 20 William y Sraoy. 81 Willam-sL III
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
AFRS. s. C..REID and Daughter have

AZ Rs. :. {. REID and Daughter nave
=ISE removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Lade, from Feu-;.en-,treel 20 81 Fourt>
The Washington Parade Ground lcH doors west Of
McDougal-stl.et.
Tie Spring Term will commence on the tith Of MARCH,
Besides the Senior Branch of In. Boarin. School. .ere
also separate Department exclusively for Children under
the years where they will he carefully attended
by respectable avy. TIE Srctc. attention paid
religious Instruction and tie cultivation OF morals.
Tine IiIstiiaon under The entire superintendent OF
er.1 a.pi
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

TEE LADYs WORLD OF FAsHiol.-Israel Post,
SO Bowery, has sent Us the April No Of this work.
lis list OF contributors contains some well known
names and the embellishments are very beautiful,
The Indian Bride, spen,,id steel engraving,
and plate of Fashions, no doubt extremely inter
esting to the Ladies. IIc work is got W, in good
siyla and the tYpoeraphY Is excellent