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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

NAvAL.-The U. s. store ship Lexington, 1t.
Cong Glendy. arrived at New York on Sunday
from Gibraltar. The following is list of the of.
icers attached to the lexington
W. M. Glendy, Lieut.. Com. c. M. f. Spots
wood, LIST Lieut.; C. G. Barton, I'd Lieut.. D..
Ammen, Acting Master; S. Forrest, Purser d.
Egbert, Surgeon; c. Gale, Masters Mate J..
Magruder, Captains Clerk.
The following persons came passengers in the
L.: Lieut.. G. Adams U. S. Navy, lady, and two
children; Mrs. c. F. M. Spotswood Passed Mid
lumbus.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

ALTON, ILLINoIs.-The Telegraph states that
there is not vacant house within the city limits
but, on the contrary, there are number who
want houses that can not procure them. The
Strengthening establishments in that city are on a
more extended scale the present year than in any
previous year.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

ONLY SEVEN TJMEs.-The Baltimore Patriot Of
yesterday evening says that one of the Locofoce
illegal voters now in Jail, charged with voting H.
legally on Wednesday last, has, we understand,
acknowledged, since his Imprisonment, that he
voted in seven different wards on the same day.
A few such acknowledgements would easily &C
count for the recent astounding Locofoco increas-
ed vote in Baltimore.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

THE CHERoKEEs-A letter from Fort Gibson.
Arkansas Territory, has the following item of
news:
There is to be council of the old settlers, or
Rogers party of Cherokees, near the mouth Of
the Illinois Cherokee Naton) on Monday next.
The Ross party, report says, are determined to
put stop to their council and am told by re-
sponsible Ross man, that they wiH put stop to
it.; if not by fair means, they will resort to foul.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09
WASHINGTON, 29lh January. 1895.

F. P. BLAIR, Esq.
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BOOK BINDERI.
Tribune Buildings.


yI,HE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
situated n New Brighton, Snten Isinnd miles !f''
New ork between winch places there An hourly coalu
ncqtinn by >teamboat> The building occupied the spacious
and elegant chateau erected By the b'ohe Joseph ut an *
This eooi possesses facilities and advantages 9th
tv land nnd water uiIJyae y full vi leEcher> II
employed Tor the departments, anu iu!oGc courses
Impaired N siathenlacS and general In ih IA me i ii
Greek French and Spanish languages Extras are Muse
Drawing Fencing and Dancing and furnished ONLY WhES
ORDERED By Parents.
ornoren puui,fmcnts enter not the discipline OF the
school watcllncs and Kindness take the place ot force
The entire expense $40 pr snGum, which includes All
charges Tor board tuition tes. wasing fuel light ana eAe!
gymnastics. -
by letter DR.. T. A. Bseow. east corner OF broadway si
Fulton si.-eatrnnce LIS Fn.nn =.
Iic5s parcels left NJ the Doctor, office will be forwarded
day the School expense. The next term commences
u; np27 lw GEO L. LIE ROW \. NJ. Principal.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADES-'rh, school Is located
- of the most healthy and delightful N'a@eS o, NtW
England access and mol Too lar alt rom TIE v'
Ever advantage i, here offered aca;e the moral and
intellectual Improvement of the pupl-;o cultivate me MIND
M and ladies' tn grace AMI G'nh t' >Pe
HE which they destined Guve-to acquire mo
rough know ledge the English branches. Frenc! Language
Drnwin. Painting. Muse. the Piano &c. SC: .,
by compciet aud experienced Teachers w omit nothing iat
contribute 20 the welfare GnG happiness OF the united nuii
ter of pupil, admitted INTO TINS ,.ec: family school
BOn! and all the Ei-lS OfiIcht> tieV'h
Drawing Painting Muse. y! pnHO &c. S5U per year
YOn: lale, wishing spend the summer season on al
town here opportunity, nj merely TIE expense "i OF
the physical puwer-to review pursue studies c9n:ca 20
their w!es-to practice and improve IN music ana ts e'
The Principal Is now IN town for the purpose Of aiordns
those parent, and guardians who may 'l'h i'
place their daughters wat under her care ald l nc gC'
.,.oor az unl'
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philnIrlpl,in NrrnngeneM,s.

R9ITJHORF cow E.t'IiD.N,.h-I lSt. i>ti
GAM Ell ". DAYS LINE q, ten rev Boats raihhe "l
- convcyi. dJ passengers wii leave the >t wharf below
rucc u u ocIocN the mOinn.: OF the tl n>i NM
run through Ia Baltimore y hour. The ta:e u Ba!un.c
and bn,k will exceed $40 for encl passenger ana ,c
boats wall sennn Il: Baltimore iwo days-Tc'ufnS 10 i'
cScts can be had alter the 18th at the Office Of The
Tribune. -, -, H.. .l,.,
,.r,nns wishing To dine can do moderate q,
NJ ii ;-t-D W IL r - ''''' -
r., 1,--~-, r BALTIMORE CONVENTION. 81
49, BOAT LINE BETWEEN PiiiiADri.-
PIT 40 BNl.rl,iORE-fare; ct the tNc"Eson trp 20
baltimore aud hack 81 meals included and comfortable nc
Communications for sleeping. , ,,.,f,
The Excursion tickets VIII pass the holder between h""ue
From rh.ateiphia to Baltimore from 9th April until 1T
From Baltimore to Philadelphia. from Is, unit, sh May III
The line leaves the upper side OF Chestau, street wharf every
afternoon at half past J clock. ,
Arrangements for May ii.
For steamboats, Tire iia will leave the wlAr nj = IA J
o'cork precisely aud will Ieuch Baltimore on the morning 81
the - ut D o'clock. ~.
cured nj The Office before going bourl the bonls.
:. GROVES IT.. Agent.
nSl unl ljS "lHirNe~ ilhlc.inH
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4 CoLoRED GENTLEMAN AT THE BAR.-We
learn from the Portland American, that General
Fesscndcn, day or two since, appeared before
the District Court. and moved that d c0tored gen
temen from Boston, who was then with him, lie
admitted to practice an attorney and counsel
lo7 at law in the courts Of Maine. The motion
was made under the CIV law, which makes all
citizens OF good neral character eligible to edms-
sion. The necessary certificate was produced,
but the court refused the motion on the ground
that the candidate was not in fact citizen. A
successful application Will probably DC made at
the October term, adds the American.
Boston Post.
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EEN! FOR EsALTgNOHE.
E- Central Clay Commi'tce.-NAroNAL Hu

Central Clay Commi;tcc.-NArioNALH HALL.
Monday Evening. April III. ISL
EXTRACT FROM TIE MINUTES
the Clty and County o Newiork. m tentfa, ay Commit
tee conreacd That y RsYAoLGs he Prescott % is oa
,,t, 10 nl IS hereby authorized represent ami act ur cc
Delegations the Clay CuIs OF ,ii, c w1ich maj ~ e.
r.,nt,,l nj Baltimore Convention on the "a at May ue>
R,sgirJ That the Wings tire >cycfa NfiS ot our ~!
who flly h II Baltimore attendance upon That Cow cnt"
he respectfully invited TO unite with the Clubs upon mat Sicf
Jus l.. 49,. - ~,
retGty he published IN all tire Win: paper
Appropriate Badges prepared Tor tire Delegates can be Oh
tanned upon application at the Cea,r Clay Committee Head
u. Room National Hall. ant B'oadway House.
aa3tNlI By onler. JOHN 4. DODGE. Secretary
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rrHealtb, @ uietrand Comfort

r. HenIth, @ tiicti and Conn., OFT ne TIaHIII
House % Barc!aytrest, Newfor. proers ADVANTAGES 10
Strangers nppl few days weeks The such rs are
rarely offered # eisby heated clean and ary street
very the business Part Of tie city and m e iis.ae
convenient and neal while rs Table supplied win tn. BIZ.
Vegetables and Fruits that he procured excluding entirely
Animal Food and mulan;a of NIL kinds Charge. moderate.
and ever effort made 10 render Ioare comfortable. Shower
Rath. FREE Remember s. barclay street, U2ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

MELANCHOLY AcclDExr.-Mr. Samuel Mac
Kane of Benton, was suddenly killed on Friday
afternoon OF last week, while preparing to remove
the house in which he has heretofore resided for
the purpose of erecting another Of stone On lis
foundation. a large stick OF timber, used as a
lever, swinging round, struck MIR. Nick. on the
head and almost Immediately killed him.
rPcn Yam Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

DISTRESSING AcclpcNr.-Last evening little
girl, the daughter OF Mr.. Martin Walling, aged
only FIVE years and eleven months, was suddenly
killed at the foot Of Martin street As she was
running across the street she came in contact
with a chaise driving swiftly along, which
knocked her down, passed over her body, and
caused almost instant death. Prov. Trans 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

changed at the City of Washington, in six months
from the date hereof. or sooner ilpossibc.
In witness whereof, we, the undersigned, plenipo-
ten;aiics OF the United States Of America and Of
the Republic Of Texas. have signed by virtue of our
powers tie present Treaty OF annexation, and have
hcrcuuto affixed our seals, respectively.
Done at Washington, the twelfth day Of April,
eighteen hundred .o:tv-four
J. c. CALHOUN. lSea!
ISAAC VAN ThNT, IScal
]. plNCNNEI HENDERSON. LSeal.l
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FyCIIsI Am CLASSICAL. At AlDDLETOWN. ct.
yENIIlS INSTITUTION WIS established more thin el-hl
years ago by the pre-en, ncpa who continues !" tow
unrcnttng care render fully worthy OF public confidence
Students thoroughly prepared or any College OF Tor D.'
ness They are received into the family OF the Principal ana
form part oft belle ed that the personal attention. kliu
intercourse and comforts oi home secured 10 tieil III
higher degree lnn usual in similar institutions -,
contry accessible daily New YORK. 10 and from winch
young u always accompanied by caTeiu person WIZ"
parents desire. -,
The sessions commence May 18th and November 18th;
each preceded By vacation Ui weeks. he charge Is
per session which includes all school expenses except Books
Muse and Modern Languages Circulars contaillnS mhue
information NAV had at ~ Market st and q. T. Sill How
ard House Broadway. d. H. CHASE. y. u. Principal
nlar:ej Pm
AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. BoAHD!EG
"A stiOOI Tor Boys bloomfield Esscq Co " j. L n!ic.
y Y (;ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

C~Lots In Williamsburg for Snle-Sir eligible
Bff1I DINO; LOTS ofe1t.a ocad the thorough,
fare East from the South Fery surrounded By and good
buildings They will be sold cheap to close partnership Ap
py 10 j. FISH Il NaSan>t New York. IN the evening
al hr residence III Williamsburg. icSu
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~UTTJvA'rION of THE VOICE AND INSTECC-
4 i.lnE 4 ANO EIlKIE. Nlll-

CULTIVATION of THE VOICE AND INSTEgC-
Y TON ~ VOCAL. MISC; PLANO F'RIE. NIO-
LIN BASS VOL AND Do BE BASs.-ine s 10,
her respectfully ncqants hi friend, and the public tat nc
nfoo Ia give Instructions the above brncnes on ana a'er
Inc ls of May ueAi. ut his rooms ij Goad"ay ehiance III
Canal street 49,. - -; ,;. go, =; TO-
.one time n The system he proposes 70 Introduce a never
before been taught this city. and ne rntte:s h!sei mat ms
pucpe y enable him 10 form the most uEMsical woes to
a e. agreeable tone
RI success which hus attended hi. efforts during the
past warrants him saying that he ie con-
ient o GIVING general satisfaction 10 al who ma! honor him
with they. patronage. ,,o
Terms moderate and made known at hi, residence ~
White street ut ms room Instructions IN elthet OF uie
ADORE bnces Een at the residence Of ne PUBL " Ge ,
day and THURSDAY the 9Th and rh q May o. Ut eGy 9e'
tine q class may desire. = u. ~ tl-f-,. a. wv
I,IRE PROOF IRON SAFES-Snce Wilde,'s Salamea-
Il der sns have deservey gained the hsh iepuu'pn
trey have. attempts have been nDd are TOW n'aAis -
and IN recommending them they gay ls NJ 9' L ~;
only Safe among the many purpoins 10 DC hepnoi w'h
ha, all cases proved 10 be 50 try ~. ~. i
rnaodnr Snes have proved successful III NJ! 'ihaS
i-er Wders and the Imitation or The 50 called niove
WHAT Saies proved superior al the Others tested N i'
macs .parntenfei by respectable dniereed Merchants
IN Bostoa New York ard Baltimore ne answer " 70
e.: And again the Manufacture OF the Saie-
The burning OF the Trumpet office Bcon aud IT the ieStruc
,,n, nj Tho mahogany say-n.ll OF Mrs. Cutters Wourn
Mass and in the burning Of Nessrs. Stanton Co siace
wa[ehonse H,Ssls We anu inc answer IS III al uss
Let The next inquiry he made where the genuine Wiki
es Patent Salanlader Fire Proof safes he mad and the
warranted equal 70 any tested with Chnbbs Thief De-
ness. -1'~"' SiLAS G. HER RING.
l31 Water. corner OF Dcpeyser-street
~ B. Second hand SAFES Of other rakers for sale very low
having been received in payment for the genuine Sna-
Iianter tp-I w
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CUEAP DASH BOOk-STOKE,

No. 3 Park Ro;c, opposite he Astor House,
ryyIiE Subscribers have iu,t Ieceye'i their Spnng Supply "
[ HOOKS mud STATIONERY and offer The l1Iow.H@
for sale AT luw prices for OF approved paper
MlSCEiLANEDl'S BDphS,
Fmhrrcinr numerous collection OF standard authors ~ evey
department o Literature. American ard British Poets ll,Vf}
biography Travels Fiction. Clascs. Theology Sciences
IggARIgs-Puiic. Private. Ship. nnd School District uf
ns,ei OH the most liberal terms.
''''N'' 90 SCHOOL BOOKS.
The most approved Ellc;S English and classcai lev
Book. Colleges A'Hdene>. pubic Institutions sup
Piled with even variety School Books the most tavotaae
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" chor from 90 i 10 . b 4. sold or exchanged by
sDt3 GAUNT & DERRICkSON. l5S Soutf-st-
MANILA CORDAGE-3O coils Manila Corriage. all 81
lflzes for sale by VI o. ROBERTS. lls Westtreet 40
NTADDER-1s casks prime Ombro. for sale by
wi ais GRINNELL. MINTURS L CO. 20 SCUM ~:
d 10 COFFEE-2sO bags prime green. f9s sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

- Public Reading. Room OF the Central
Clay Committee opca ifomS VI to9P u ut ~ bUad"cj
The friends OF Henry Clay from al patts oi the noa are fe
,pectuiy ytt Ia vi the Tuon, wic'c .aey " ma so3e
vi the crS az the Central Committee, 3n! - al times the
polite superintendent NJ. John D.tz nnd lhouaS auIa
10 c;v e them Whi. welcome u oar CAY.
The Central Clay COMMITTEE correspondence
with the Clay Clubs OF tine state uud tno',
rnlS 2wH JAS KELLY. Ci'u ot arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

Another letter from the same to the same
acknowledgements the same views more at
large and with increased urgency, and argues very
learnedy in praise OF the domestic institution"
Next from Mr.. Upshur to Mr.. Van Zandt, propo-
sing to open negotiations for Treaty OF AnneIa-
ton Date, October 10, lS43.
Next Mr.. Everett's reply to Mr.. UPshur's first
letter. Date, November 5, 1913. We extract the
following:
had an interview with Lord Aberdeen the FIRST
day OF his return to town. having requested ii while
he was vet in the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29
op.ntnr OF tho whis Campaign.

To THE WHO'S THE tNoS:
The DEMOCRATIC WHO GENERAL COMMITTEE OF the ny
of Ney-Ycrk announce TO their fellow Wings Throughout the
State end UDon that NATIONAL Halt IN CANAL STREET has
bcen engaged by the Committee and vii be sept open dfas
the year the House q: Reception ms c;y 'o eif o'
cal friends AID brethren i;o O;ac; states. Real; A"'n
t.s:h Committee Room attached whch wal x every
day M, evenn. Sundays excepted as been prepared uer
the direction Of a Comt:ce ard placed under the charge OF
EDWIN WILLIAMS Esd. 70 whom all communication, aud
papers Intended Tor The ''WHo READING ROOM NATIONAL
HALL" VII b. addressed. Brother Wings 81 every State. we
tender yo the h hand OF fellowship and hearty welcoi
Ncw.Nork. Apr, Is 1874. By order.
y. BoWDrTCH BLUNT, Chairman.
JosEPH ? PIRssoS. lSA,.,,,;e.t
j. II. HoBART HAws
NB The VIII. papers throughout The Union ryiucs.
Ell TO COM apis I'LL ma
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Tribune JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. la NASSAt-SrREET.
Ali kinds OF job PIintins. such NJ
PAMPHLETS MAMMOTH SHOW Bills
GATALo.rEs. LECTURE iiILLs.
CHECKS Cams. toSCERT BILLS. Elan md
Insurance POLicIEs. Fancy.
Bills OF I.AplSJ. POLITICAL BILLS.
Circulars. tIISet L,RS. iIs:t} Sc.
Promptly executed the Ol Of tho f.iie No. loo Nassau
stGeet-oppy>lte The iHtE.
TRIBUNE BOOK BlNDERf,
80. Sprucc-s,ree', Tribune Buildings
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
BOOK L n ID + K.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALfTY oS THE
sis MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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Hence i, is o.! great importance that this Govern
ment should be fully and accurately informed IN re-
gard to the intentions and measures OF the British
Government with reference African slavery on
this side the Atlantic. Our own policy will neccs-
sarily be affected by hers.
The object of this Government is to discover
whether il is or is the design OF ngland 10 pro-
cure the abolition negro slavery in Texas whether
it is or is not contemplated in her policy 10 destroy
or affect that institution as it exists in some OF the
Suites of our Union; what measures she has pur-
sued and is pursuing for the accomplishment OF
those objects ,r either OF them cannot, OF course,
point out TO YOU the channels through which this
information may be best acquired. II is probable
that much may be learned bv free communication
with the Texan Charge d .iliaircs in London
Much information may doubtless be obtained from
private individuals and from the published proceed
ings OF Abolition Societies. All these sources OF,
information. however, are only OF secondary and
AUXILIARY character. Tho circumstances The case
Justify and require direct application to Lord Alb
erdecn himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-29

The President would be reluctant 10 believe that
any design unriendly TO this country, or aiming at
the institutions OF any OF the States OF our mon,
enters into the policy OF England. lie cannot how
ever, look with indifference upon such declarations
as these, made by her leading statesmen, and with
the full authority OF her Government. lie attaches
the more importance 10 these declarations, because
thcy are perfectly consistent with information re-
cciyed from other sources all tending TO the con-
cluson that the policy OF England in regard 10 the
abolition OF negro slavery, is not limited 10 Texas
alone.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE OF DRASTIC PURGES.

Warm weather IL fast approaching,
and the impurities Of the Jlood require rcchtyt"g
The subscribe: DESTROYS point OUT 20 the Public the a,
consequences OF taking strong Drastic inTSns at tins pr
liar the year II has happeued III thousands oi M
stances that patients By I'm. such Ee'ir'ns. compounded
by :gnoan guack mare found tSer grGces Instead OF the
Of the functions neceafy to be cIeansed anl nygonicd
have intimate connection than the stomach and
liver The presence oel the stomach uad the healthy
,.imIiani the liver bu, whenever The e former
become weak and orbd. The bile improperly sece,ed md
sye orans :uperv,ne IN tbs state ay person. y to Dfas
nc Pu'ge FOR relief such ireainen! especny s ,h :ea IN
GIVE 81 sAf yffEEh L i%uT dyE 20 IiE s3NicH T6
en- those organs already by change the year
partial decay take medicines free from mineral cgTp9Gnd,
pIf I : fn;ng sr.y ,en,io ~ bo, o.,,nns and corr,
poaadsd PGkELY Of 1EGETABI.Es they fisaie neither
Drastic Pufss on the coa,fary produce oaa .cIness and
PA WSs LIEF i F IL s d By Fl F5aE f
co. No IL Fulton street; east OF BEoaisay and at % Broad
F%GEIey MEFeHifIs end ExPosTERs are Informed ss'
rish and Portuguese Wrappers wih Books and Testimonies
IN the .elne languaees t..,,o..,,,,.,.,
Place N their il; OF useful Meeees Tmos ReRERrs & Go.
Medicines Their Agents ne:hIoIl. Hiun.s,feet LOUIS
Y y q casssa 8 e '5a T. Js sg'i BALI
MARYLAND 4 Dsa . t &C. eshY2Rd 3: ts
PnrIe Bo1sGn AgeT; for the New Eariand State
THOMAS ROBERTS s, co. No, III fuiton-,,.
a.3 I'm. La;so SH BfOadwag
collar LAMPs-7of various patterns. manufactured and
~ ~ 49, DIETZ BROTHERS & CO.
No IL John st.. New York, and
I4f en- Hicks st. Brooklyn.
C,AMPHENE. CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURNING FLU
DIETZ, BROTHER & co.
No. Il John street. New YORK. and
fl! 6m- 5 Hicks street. brooklyn
TJOR SAIE-A good Double Counting Room Desk Apply
" mh2S to W. & J. I. TAPSCOTT. IS Peck SKIP
DIG COPPER-5O0CO lbs. Peruvian, or sale By
i ais GRLNNELL, MINTURA- & CO., 10 soutn ~
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TANILY BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Wilton

LIANILY BOARDING.SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Mit9n'
Fairfield Co.. CtThe number Of pupils Ia Limited 10 -
The next seSon will commence May Isl, ~ .-.c
Summer and $50 for Winter Sessions, OF > weeks each
H. An interview can be bad with the Princnn! unnns
the s md a,t week. of April BY calling Of the Office OF th
Rev D. Newell Editor of the Christian Famy Slnsnzic 10
street ut which place circulars NJ aI tune " D'
tane,i. tni I'M JAMES BElIS. tnnclpal.-
WHITE PLAINS INSTITUTE-A PRIVATE BoARDISd
w SCHOOL FOR Boys.-CrcuaS rlry he Obtained ~ 'e
pooNS " JOHN SWlNBuRNE. y. NJ
,u,1,f. Principal and Proprietor.
95R CovELL will open Priyaie School for Boy q ms
vi old stand IN the rear 81 III Last Dioai"uy 81 -
son street, Tuesday MAY l. a. o.
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BLANK BtlDkS, fshIlA..
large and wellselcced assortment Of Blank STOCK tiu'
sons Amess and ublards Letter and Cup Paper hne ad
syDeine Cuilk and general assortment "G stationery
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. -
The lnsest and best ssonelt OF Bhe and iiayei
in the CITY comprising Faml Church. School, Pocket ana
Pulpit sizes bound ever variety ot STYLE and IN the most
s. r. The Books are all OF the best American Editions and
warranted perfect. -. IN
ries or Merchants purchnSig for Arademe or District u
rles VAN AMI,!NGE L BlNBi, No; PnrN k2".
ms I'm Opposite the Asior House
S,lXTEENTU BOSTON TRADE SALE-lte under
- scrcd respectfully thIt the next regular RAD
SALE ro looEsELLEgs will commence iii tins ely on Ie'
dag. June y: s.. p,,os o.,
The Catalogue will be issued the 18th OF May Invoices
should be furnished by the lst OF May. ,
OF Goods wei requiem
MI inl HOWE LEONARD s. co. AuctJreer'.
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WILLIAM :. YARD ~ u.
s-lrom - 10 ~ dollars per session oi = weeks VAR
ing with the age and studies OF TIE pupil h3 No eItrd
The Summer Session will commence Inc lst OF May.
Refercnccs--N. Y. Clty-Rev. y; Peters. Key ian'i
Wells: ae>-rS. NJ. w uodd. Bk. Oh. Chapel g. Bare u
South Il. d. Wesson $50 cnrlR y. Foster Cedar j. w FL
ling ~ Cedar J. H. Half 81 Cedar. ". l.. Lewis u d"hi
G.. \. Arnoux. lij Fulton. ais III
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EIFMAIE IySTITCTE-No. ~ Nlneteentli-siFee; BE-
L tween the tf md 10Th avenues. vii b" rcnp,ned ms o
Boarding and Day school on We'nens Le - II Wy sa.
and Mss Niandal. eirrenCe.-iSev Gs,' nne snd /.
andi9rd NJ I. Book Concern d. T. f. Bond ma T.. 90,
Quarterly Review A. Purdy. NJ. d. rs !sroomc,s5ee j.
w. Harper Esq BROOKLYN. and ut No. . " Gllst
BOARDING school. FOR BOYS; New Canaan Semi
ID nary CT Number OF pupils limited TO twenty; , X,
The PRINCIPAL can be seen during the rt and last week o.
April 9 easeet Circulars may be oti =. o. Mno b.
street or D. : Uuncomb Bowery. JOHN OSBORN
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WANTED. hy respectable young msn iroai The NORTH
w EN- mart q, Eurui,e Porter store.
any ,cll.n:iog Whatever y,i,eie lie coii make himself
f.l salary much C'gcct 81. >l:abis i-oA Re;
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