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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09
q. ONLY LOOK AT THIS aud see the a.. -
A t0nishinglo prices of BOOTS aud SHOES

that selling of the New and Fashionable Boot aud
~ Shoe Store, Of Greenwich and Murray streets
geneHen. fine F.nch and native calf Boots double
Also large assortment OF E.nemen BOYS and youths r
calf and kip Shoes of the latest style ad best
also large Of low priced Boots and Shoes
ged and sewed for gentlemen boys and youths and prices
n1s h WI Zen, come v.ihln the r. ,ch q a. CLASSES
sdyantage to call at this establishment and tn SPLEEN
dld CT gaer Boos Buskns Slippers and Ties IF
all the different colon and most fashion styles There
any quantity Of Oyehoes and waterproof Buskns gentle
mems strapped with leather bottoms ladies' do
nds urrsd plain and 6Sured misses and chill
Murrsys WRIGHT, CALI Co
fr20 m
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PACKET .SIS Ms1NF HS Ct CAT RsIASosr
be cs,ratched f,r Liverpool the 18th March
to max. early appli cation = "s .a.
NB-Pa.as. from Gss. Britain and Ireland .eear;
ID Sy the t.t e.s; line at the 'ws; as AID
Re- SSs :ii
ship ASkET ESah HAysasssSad m sss Viii
3 on the fADSS6 Y 5, i'sfffSSs cT4ES apply
m..s eorai NJ % sTs s.s w s: si...;,
EE :sy s3ts 81 Ga:
white :sS o sf Of on q: b
ni;hs nsS loI thirty
sHfs .:d ss 1e auction
BY M.ssrs domsn Co. at the Merchants Exchange For
ia ms% 'Als'' 'p2y f. COLLINS co. 60 South st.
y kSS w E2NEHhAT VIZ FEEsER SCOT
6&H TIE subscriber II. mad. qusiisd cement,
would I'd S'' Wei. p Hs' q;
the old established packet Iff e HxRpMAN $, South
D1Ths shin. Ct this as lave Lvspoel every 1--WE
q a. si" e tor sp s
united kingdom. apply as above. m3ec
E5s sD 5E EHSN PTfEE EShKb LAf IsF
SswI, D,oshsda &C Person. wishing e send ioi
port. frat Packet hp. most :af sSSse
able and rEou. their Il % d.
spot give hi. attention passengers engaged
q may navy reg
by them will have ali due and proper attention For
particulars apply if BY letter, p0:t'Iaa rTApscorr
their eael Passage Office - Peck Slip. South street.
whe'e also ORA t. may obtained for large small sums,
payable dem without my other char &C.
the National Provincial Banks of lrela their
branches throughout ths k,nRdom fe22 re
Dkk NEW Linz. OF PACKETS FOR liver.
S&l POOL-PacNet Of 2lst MaIch-The splendid and Ia
ksvoIte Jacket ship .HO rTlN GUER. 1000 tons bur
then Capt Ira Burnley will sail on THURSDAY March alst'hor
The ships of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards PER-
about to embark for the old will fail the
to ba derived from select This lii preference
comfortable ard than ships OF smaller class
and Their accommodations well knowu superior
Others hose wishing to borhs sh ud net fail to
make eSriy appi,cst1,cona g board r or 70
ms tool - Pc kslp p, corner South street
IN Poll Hc PAekEfs OF HI IivE VEN 81
lar Packet Of the 10th Nlarch.-The 6cent
and csebnted fast sailing packet ship MONTEZUMA,
burthen SO ons Captain A. B. Lowber will positively sail
on Saturday, 10th March, her regular day
II well known that the Of the MONTE
YUMA for passengers fitted amer,
with modem and that add
ike comfort Of those emb who should call aud
this splendid specimen Of naval before
other vessel For passage in cabin second cabin and
scribers, ROCHE, BROTHENo & CO.,
IS Futon street, next door to the Fulton Bank.
P.S-The MONTEZUMA, sails from Liverpool on tie
LIST May Persons sending for their friends have them
line ssng from that port puncually the lst and 10th Of
each month Drafts at all times for sale the Royal Bank Of
Ireland and on MAsn Precot Grote Ames Co Bankers.
Or .p fp the .bov. packet
and sail for Liverpool the LIST Of April regular day
m7tl6rc
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
FRENCH LADY that teach the French and German
Lsnauases Music Piano Forte, aud any kind Of hand.
york. desires TO ind situation goveness of children
She Can present the best recommendation she bn for
two yeirs at the Spanish Ambassadors and his house on
,uformation, apply to Mr.. SLAUGTHON Spanish Cohsul
Leonard street, No. us, and Of MIR. PINTEUX, No. 3Oi
Broadway. aI 3tw Nv ! RI
GOLD LEAF REMOVAL.
THE sUBSCRIBER has, lin cons queuee Of being under
mined n TENT BY some gentlemen" Gold Bester, re-
moved his Gold Leaf Factory to-
No. % RE.7DE STREET
Opy three doors from his old stand where confident his
old friends will follow Ses. quality ps9ti;t, Gold Foil
mi aw'ec Practical Gold Beater No. % Resde street.
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED At LYONS, 81 Ioho STREET, and
NETS consisting Of super Patcni fine Rntsnds Albert
bons sk: Flowers. and every other article che mnary
examine the above The English Hats the ciearrst and best
in the All the above will be sold wholesale or re-
tail, at sc Maiden Lane and 81 John street.
j. LYON.
N. B-The Basement Of % Maiden Lane lepossessiou
given Immediately. ms imssc
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~ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The n nm
1TAfomerly owned and occupied by Jon han Ward Esq.,
situated in the UPPER part Of the Of East Chester
road. -
The shove Farm contains about hundred acres of Land
which under high Of cult yaon well watered and
buildings attached = "
The above dwelling ten acres of land i, now occuped an
the Bronx Tavern aud Post Office known a Marble Hall
the above farm and dwelling sold before the 18th
lach, he part now occurred will be the
same purpose ingSire Of KAHN MORGAN near the pre-.
~ B.-This farm is we'll adapted for milk dairy
ie2i lmeods IN = ~ NN'1'
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&lH FOR LlVERPOOL-The New Line Regular
2 Packet 2l.t MSrSh scperior New York built
apackct ship tiOrTlNGUEK. Capt Ira Bunley 1850
tons burthen will sail ~ above, her regular day.
For freight passage having
apply 70 the Captain on board side Burng Slip or 10
Woodruff MINTURNs,
81 South 81.
The superior packet ship Liverpool Capt John Edrd9e
1850 tons burtneu, will succeed the Honguer and sail
her regular day .2lst April. m7to2lrrc
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SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.

SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.
- All thar are in .ofsood Caters, Shoes,
O. Buskins, are requested to call at WALa Frs E
e2mer Of erosdway and Canal street Ladi@s' Gsiters
MUSES. and Children Caters, Of all coors and sizes
OF the latest French Fashionable yet offered Ao
the Of dents ne French a Dress Boot,
Stitched, at 80 Those who purchase At tais old esta.
blshment are sure call the best evidence of the gene
raj his Boots and Shoes have given the public
IVY broadway corner canal street f23 msec
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Court Calendar.

COMMON PLEAs-Monday-N ~, IS, rs, H. ~, ~, so
50, 80, 81 S. ~, 49, 3d. o. 49, IL, 49, ~ AZ, 60 So.
SuPERIoR CoURT-Nos TO- II, H. IL, 2, IL, 10
H. 49, 49, 40 a. a. 49, "a 49, 49, ~ ~, 81 49, a. as 80
AZ. az. 80 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

CTANDARD EPISCOPAL WORkS.-PublIsh-
y ed by D. APPLETON No 2Oo Broadway Bishop
Jeremy Taylor sn EpscopacY, l6mo 81.
Nawm,us sermons on subjscts of the day l2mo 81 25
GissIe; Treatise on PreashnG l3mo 5, g
Burust History the Relomatou-bst edition, 4Ys So
do d? cheap edition 3 y9s s. &c. o., :,
Parsons Exposition Of the freed, $40, 81
Nlagee sn Atone ment and Sacrifice, vols, Svo, S.
Kip's Double Witness Of The Church. l6mo 81 2o
Churton's Early English Church, l6mo 81.
Sutton the Sacrament, l6mo. 81
Learn 70 Die bv Chr,topher Sutton D D lbmo, ;
Learn 10 Live By Christopher Sutton, l6mo. 81
=. Spinckr's Manual OF Private Devouons, l6mo. 81:
Pracrical Christian BY Z Sherlock, D. ID. lbmo, s.
Maurice on the Kin,dom of Christ, $50, 81 So
Newman's Parochial Sermons, vols, $40, s.
Manning on the Unity OF the church, l6mo 81
Gressy S Portrait of an English Churcman l6mo IS cts
Notes on the Episcopal Poity ofhe Holy Catholic Church.
with some account of the dsyeopsmen OF Modern Kslsl9u
irs;nry,,b, Ins col Ipmn mh29 2tls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
LIFE OF HkxRv Clay by Epes Sargent Esq Neav-i Ok
Greeley and McEha,h.

LIFE OF HkSRy CLAY by Epes Sargent, Esq NeaSl OK
Greeley and McEha,h
This is a new and cheap edition Of the best
biography of Mr.. Clay yet published, The
author, Mr. Sargent, was for several years con-
nected with the editorial department OF the Bos-
ton Atlas, New. York Mirror, and New World,
and is one of the best and most accomplished
Of the Younger class Of American authors In
the prenaration of the work before US he has had
access to the most authentic sources OF lniorma-
ton, which he has digested in manner which
cannot fail to satisfy The reader. With lauda-
bic desire to extend the circulation OF the WORK.
the publishers have reduced the price OF the
present edition, which is handsomely printed, to
l2l cents being the cheapest work yet printed
in this day of cheap books. This price cannot q,
It seems to u.s. fail to ensure for the Life OF Ats.
CLAW circulation altogether unparalleled oy 'hat
Of apy other similar work. The Wing county
Committees throughout the Union should oraef
forthwith ample supplies for their respective als
trcts. Now is the time to circulate the oocu
ments nor can any document be circulated WIN ~
better effect or more beneficial results than the
life of our glorious leader. roy "his
~ Tow boat No. was burnt on the -; Safanlsn
River, about 10 miles above Savannah on inuiSo''
/. morning. and 639 bales of cotton destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

u Italian Chemical Soap.-For curing ecklss
pimplss srupoIs bloches curvy, morrhew neat Spots,
quto bites and all ,rEatioa and roushness ana salow
ness darkness THIS soap OF the most
remarkable Of recent chemical discoveries It's -m2ent and
healing qualities poksq OF n al directions aud every one ne
answer ali ordinary purposes aud 10 Or had genuine only
at 81 Welk.r street from The corn OF b1%oaw
pha Cray. Pou-hkeepss Tonsey, Rochester Myers New
Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell and Ifpp,
Newark mig miS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

HAM

pECTORY Bounding SCHOOL. HAM
IL DEN, conn The subscribe, At'iaS bern Irdseed 20
o:en Family Boarding. School for Bows, sEsEsEed 70 re
eeise isw pupils s1l;oa 10 his present apTSI syse-
hor1n IN val u gwen ali tbs branches
OF y assi.h Sdeea;'o a IN al studies Te4sl's tes ad
s,loa 20 Of COLLEGES ne Ea;Hrs OF the school.
tie limited ruosI Of rupi and their feeGla; elstiors
f1tIneeFs Of iss sae amliy VII eessssy reutie the DIS
cecy ptrrRfl The location b.iGs i've fTs New Ha-
d o rnss from hs Noy; Haven DrVo; OF The Hart.
tul. easy OF sccv>s and IetlrvS
be S-5ns OF sdaissioa Will bs sc pe5 payable
rgriing fuel shs ai;ioa euris can I,maia duitng
sfet ~ s F Rto1 extra H:sis asda
r.. Rev D. sso~aS Dr. ro5 sSS k Il Geos, Bu,.
s, . 1 D ~ W.q srl M,n.f sid Esa n.a.n c.,
Rev. D.. Cto~wel key. a B. ChapE. and P \. Jswe;t,
r; Rsy Dr. E4.,baa, and A. B, Ely. ESQ BO,:ea, Mass,
Gen: Z. N9lis;: PTSy!d.sfs. h 49,. VI.
Lovd s.s,r., New York city
Rev. d.. Don, FhlatslphIA.
IL; Rev Dr.. Ives, ana LOa.s Henry Esq. RAeish, \.
/, MaIst,. Esq, wiiripgson, \; {.
Rev Jaws B. buSton & Il M1:ltii' = ". iNiHs' and
neu irlslawlSw DIV
efIlA aSb i ESGIsH BoARDlS( School
This n>t;pou established than eight years ago
by the present frncpa who continues 10 o'9w unsnittnE
care render luly worthy ot public confluence SiuenS
are thoroughly prepared r any College or tS bs'n hey
are received into the family OF the uncpa and ovl part
and comforts NJ home are secured them higher degree
than IS usual IN similar Institutions ~,
country accessible daily from New loA, 20 and from which
young lads always accompanied by careful person When
The sessions commence May 18th aad November 18th,
each preceded by TacauQn OF weeks Inc chaSeS Se
Muse and Modern languages Crcuars enta,ptas minute
information may be had at Market St and % S'll How
ard House. Broadway. D. H. CHASE \. NJ Prnc'Pai
maI26 Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

e later Power and M1llS I0r SAFE ~
HUMPHREY SMILE MANUFACTURlNG C0MPA-
NJ offer for sale their entire esabhmsn situated a: the
Rilnmpn Fall on the Nausatuc River IN Derby, Connect
cut, miles above head Of soop and steamboat navigation
on the Housatonic river WHERE The roushins village oil
Birmingham with 10 mills and factories and iaa raii-s
northwest OF New Haven, oy good turnpike road
POWER.
The fall is seventeen feet perpendicular. The tumblnS
dam IS made BY ledge OF rocks utting Ut from the veT
forin. the most natural and perhaps all things considered
n. bsst dam IN the United States The water power has
b. su In use forty years and least capacity has Been
tsr as we IS accurately measured and its known 10 bs
sufficient al d.lesJ OF the ear 10 opefas upwards
OF OeO cotton spadle5 wIs duras IS weeks In The year
NAY estimated unmited. his water power Is al least
ons third greater than that Birmingham and may b cons
a, triii;ng expense The mills aud works
are uot endangered BY eshr,s The Com
panv own the lands both les of the and has many
goo locate or mills unoccupei The lands are FOR The
most part level and situated in the healthy and pleasant
yiiacs Of Humphreysye which OBTAINS about 600 nhab
tnts and has three churches with stores aat several
extensive mills the manufacture ausers plane irons axes
leather Sc There aaily mail TO and from YORK
which city can be reached seven hours ne nSporta
rion ofrei.ht 10 aud from NewIok costs bat $50 :oE
in summer, ard IS so per ton IN winter
" The MILLS ARE.
Is, Cotton Factory OF lot0 spindle, and 80 looms IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

UT Spring Hats.-The subscriber informs Gentle
men ta, he is row amply supplied with the new (spFins)
Pattern Hats
His prices will b as heretofore for Fine Nutra, 81 Is
2 quality So 25 and this notwithstanding important ad
99f istf e '''' - SPENCER. q CnsGnb-rs street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

QUEESswARE.-The receipts OF Queensware by
our large crockery merchants have recently been
very heavy. The stock here * now large and very
superior. and country dealers cannot find better
market than this. nor better time TO make pur-
chaSes than the present. 1t is not generally known
that some of our larger houses import directly from
England, by the way Of New-Orleans, and are pre-
pared to offer on as fair terms as Eastern houses
One of these establishments received few days ago
nearly hundred crates, from Staiordshre, which
are now opening. The variety is great, and the
quality excellent. Among the propositions OF the
new Tariff bill which has been introduced into C9n-
gress, is one, we observe. to reduce the duty on
Queensware imported into the United States, from
80 to 20 per cent. This latter was the duty under
the Compromise. The Tariff Of 1912 raised it l0per
cent making it 30. at which it has remained from
that time to this and yet QueenswGre Is now lower
if any thing than it before the increase OF the
duty. When the duty went up, the price did not
follow. And similar will most likely be the case
again. The majority in the lower House OF Con-
gress may make merit OF passing bill to fotcer
the duty on this among other more and less import
ant articles but will their legislation. If should be
carried out by the upper branch, succeed also IN
lowering the price of this and other articles OF great
err and less importance Not one jot or title
[Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
: The Invisible Wig $,

~ The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
hair that Scspcs and connosseurs have
c.d the perfect and extraordinary nventon OF the day
The great atsse of this novel aud unique Wig its be-
Ing mads without ing weaving, which causes rs
prrance closyto resemble the natura hlir BOZ IN sh
belns beautiful aud fss that in all casf' o"
evaporation unippded and the great evils o
otr WIS entirely avoided The sceptic and connoisseu
ar alike invited this novel and beautiful VIZ and
the NJ culiar method fitting the head n the
l. BARRY, rs Broadway. Of Libefty;stteet up
- mh22 Inns
II Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS foI Bo ~, sAl . >
PER FEELINGS. 80 70 - inches wide; BAGGlNG PLAN
and twiIled aud a nch. Also, Gram and Meal Bags u
anu BRINUKERHoFF, FOX SPoLHEMUs,
soo sm;, 90 Pine street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

rFB Birth Day OF Charles Fourier.-The
Anniversary Of FoueIs Birth Day BE- celebrsred on the
sh April (,he I'll falling Sunday the Apollo S:oon,
az o'clock p VI. Persons who may wish TO participate IN
this Festival procure tickets at Rededs Bookstore
Clinton Hail. corner of Beekman and Nassau streets. By
order Of III. Committee Of Arrangements Tickets ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

J- Health, Quiet, and Comfort..TIhe Graha m
strangers stopping few days weeks in the CITY, such as
rarely offered ellsoly scsted on clean and AIRY
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings us
apartments convenient and neat "e It's table supplied
W h the best Vegetables and Fruit, that be procured ex
Guiding entirely Animal Food and stmuans OF all kindS-
Charges moderate. and effort male 10 render Boar-s
comfortable. Shower Baths free Remember % BARCLAY
-, yy25u
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r-pr. Eeli1 Gournud,s Poudre Subtitle

= DIT. + eIII GOuFhuUs FOHurG sUDtIIe
will completely permanently eradicate sugeuou human
hair females upper lips tie hair conceans BIZ al and
elevated forehead the stubborn beard of any kind OF
supe!nous hair Be- get the al the original
office 81 " alker street, door from Broadway
ST per bottle; directions French and English.
Asrnts-Guthre. 4 Maiden lane, Albany, Myers, New
HAVEN Bron, 70 Chesnu! street Philadslpha Jordan
Carleton Lowell; L. Dyer, IT, Providence Matthswson
Norwich; Tonsey, Rochester ~ Y Guild Bangor WhIt'
Calais. =.
Can be seen and tested beor buying Poo positive this
and no mistake. MI Inns
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school and miscellaneous Books. &C.
WILLIAM Il. CORNWELL,

93 Bearerstreet, three doors from PsarL-sfresf'
Offers LOWEST RATES School and M,ssslt a
General 70 which he invites the attention OF Merchants
mh5 3Ris
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BOARDING sCHooL-lEvjns Institute T.rry

BOARDING SCHOOL-Iryins Institute, Tarry-
~ town. y. Y.-WlLLlAN P. LYON, A VI rtiRcIpal.
Summer Session inst OF Alay o thosc VINO
desire place Boarding School the Advantages tusf-
ihs Institution believed equal If not u'o 10 spy
k has bsE successful operation six eis ne 'taiIH
delightful aud sa!u5Fi0US coassalsui OF access otn me
CRY The Edfcs ccumotors and CONFERENCE.-The play
grounds disconnected tom iis viidsr ns gee
=cisu, bat mii1 resembling tha, OF well riga
lated Christian ftiiy ard Day.choars an rceyed 10
couuteract the ,a)ataTy influence Of JEaG!y training
he system 81 instruction designed cot merely 20 az
perfect he npi the branches studied eq 10 d.
ysiOp and instruct III utswsL 10 eaishtsu the
form th haaIts, and 10 give moral and useful cFe
tioa the nctultoas.
Father particulars including Catalogue q Suas1is,
OPINIONS ct patrons terms &c Will Dc found IL the circular
Tor year rai ,peaon at the lRSl;n,e o. At
TIE Book Stores of Bartlett apd sltod, btoad"ay Cow"
Gus SIS Bruadway; Rayu9Ts, IS bo"eFS.
Reference b. p-rnissoc 20 The i'HoWns distinguishes
gentlemen:
Washington irving. ESQ.
Daniel Webster,
CAPT Alex Sld-li Mackenzie,
Hon Iiu!l.r {. Ssrpancs
RS,. George Dubious, }T,.,r+,xn
Nathaniel Holmes, Esq ! -''
Lebe.es Cook, Jr. Esq.
Nm cullen Bryant Esq.
Geols- 7 rrimbie. NewYork City.
J. K. Van Rensselaer, VI. D.
Rev. Nathan Bangs. VI. D.
Harper y Brothers. mars oweoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

NJ Martin E. Thompson, Architect and Build
er Office Wall street, prepared 10 furnish ilans and
Superirend Erection Of Buildings Residence No. S2
Clinton place, where ne may De seen IN the evening";
- nh6 3nIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
Cry OF Nsw Yosk, MAYORS OFFleE
evening.

s,,n, h n on, and two O'clock thu Cotton waE-house
and dwsss o Mr. John GGD 9o st Sg ps anu n
street, were islon,opsy sci gu liT tS,l T
Now sheTste ROBERT H. NORRIS Aa a.Sr g. DO 10
hereby Offer reward Of Five Hundred Dollars Tor the ceee-
ton and conviction Of the ncendlarss -, IA
In illness where of have hereucio s.. nv haau i a.
and caused the sal OF Navor.ty b. AFFIXED me day
and year aforesaid. ROBERT H. MORRS,
,po5 n Mayor Of the City OF Ne" oIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

~ Lots In williamsburg for Snle.-si1 eli
ghls BUILDING LOTS of size located on the main
thoons hiare East from South Ferry surrounded by
good buildings They viii be sold cheap 70 close part.
perskip Apply J. FL ST. II Nassaust New o1k or
in the evening his residence in Williamsburg fe29f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
I'd 4 Paper Mill with ,wo engines.
81. \ Gri<t Mill with TWO run OF sioGes-
i,h. a Saw Mil, all IN full operation.
'N''' nI\l-S

Con,;., of eleven Dwelling Houses, Store, Warehouse fer
co,nn AID roois Machine Shop and Blacksmith Shop.
Re Compsay has psTpe;ua charter from The stlss of
Connecticut with all necessary corporate powers.
The r perfect and ths p-opety ire from all !ttum
branc,. Reference BE mad TO Thaddsns sPne:5 a
Inwss ts1 Cyli Engineef 8 Barclay and 10 George
s De EoIes, Agent, At fiamFt:-sy s,llle, Conn
rnl12 awdlIa2rW>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
THE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL, q WI " abingdon Place.

SCHOOL 43 West Washington Place.
The und-rsiged thankful FOR the degree Of distinguished
favor which has already attended slr new enteprise and De
In are such as 70 secure the apptobaton Of the community
respectfully the of parents and guardians 70
the location the sn and the excellent Character OF The nst
the absence Of any School OF very high order uniting
,h several departments Of English French and Classical learn
rg together with OF public and private etucI
too rney have located their School contiguous Greenwich
and Chelsea and get Washington Square as 70 ac
comnaodae thrr patrons Of that immediate neishborhooo
Terms OF tuition vary from 10 ts $40 per Quarter -
Junior Class Of boys under yeas OF age "l1 NC
iosH'so eHii' Il i'e eH"UiHe 'p'iIsS .AC G. HUBBs.
If SwaSsm GEO. W. CLAhhE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

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