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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
EDUCATION FOR BOYS, at the Washington n
IL situate, Trfteeufh - SO I'm
SoMETHING new UNDER THE SUN.

NOR 81 during the absence Of the sun The suhscn-
invites the attention Of the community 10 Jenning-s
improved Patent Safety Gas Lamps, being superior 10
ans Lamps in Use FOR cDubnaon Of good properties pro
oucing brilliant light IN appearance IKE lets OF gas, and
Icing economical convenient free rom smoke Ana grease
and safe from exp o.ion when filed by light thereby OBJ
vAng the danger 10 which persons are exposed IN we use
Of ordinary Sp,nt Lamps
For churchs ald places 81 public assemblies where N.por-
gas II use, the above Lamp eNcels al oilers
Al vessels sold by Le subscriber 10 contain Gnd gas As
wei I'll his spirit Lamps, provided "lth Jenhlnsss
Psien. Ssiey hat Of A- cusil ries vii IA eoAse-
Qucncc Of lLrir Use become candidates Tor he Hospital
Keepers " hotels anu boarding ncu.es are Wen aware OF
he great amos % of damage sustained by spnE Oh IRON
lamps bl deferred from usng spri gss ny NE expo
o servants but hy using he Lamps ana yes
sells VI the subscriber unpleasant consequences hce1 DC
spp'cheuted, CT. n
The'lolowng letter from the wei known Chemist Fro
essoT Mapes VII be evidence Of tie iruh VI the foregoing
s.stemrnis F., the securily OF the Lamps, &c
MIR CHARLES l. STAIN, JR-Sr-l have examined me
Lump invented BY Mr. ]. Jennings you requested Inc
arrangement = well CALCULATED to prevent NE material IN
The Lamp and hl-r lrym being ieDiied WHALE h.ng le
Lamp IN the vicinity OF flame; the means tsAen 70 prevent
EXPLOSION being similar that used N Dsvys SAFETY Lamp
There car be no doubt that Il Is murh more SAFE a me Of
diaary Camphene Spirit Gas Lamps now IN use.
Yours respectfully. (Signedl JAS. J. hAfEs-
NewIork, sept llih l945
The above mentioned articles, with Wehgs superior Oa-
pheue, for sale by CHARLES stAhn III
During the Far Of The American Institute, SPECIMENS oil
the Lamps may be in ;he cloth room, winch Is Ptnc-
pa.v lighted With il-- o. oA"iM
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INDIA KIBBER BOOTS, SHOES,

L Cloth Toys, Life Preservers Cushions, Air Beds, Hose
&C. We have hand In addition ~ tie above articles about
thirty different kinds OF India Rubber Shoes that offer
most favorable terms Dealers who invited examine
their stock $40 prs. Mems r. Boots with and without
leather 5000 prs Womens do Shoes lined. Prov
idencc patent Ogershoes Mems and Women's light and
elegant sheet rubber OyershOes flexible soles 50 prs i'm
ported Rubbers, Of which entitled debenture.
al Saw. lms y C.. SMITH SON John-sf
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STOVES, Brass and lrnn Fam :. Ac.-Tbe sabscrit

STOSE>. Brass and iron RsiHg, 4c--Tbe SUBSCRIBERS
~ would inform their friends, and The pubic IN genera Iai
hey have commences manufacturing stoves al ther od es
.aolsnd store No. -. Waier-st where VIII DC iound
great variety conssLrg n part Of tie following.
Ihs Economist aud knick -rbocker COOKING Stoves Tor
cl - wood The patterns fsf those Stoves oeiss rev
VII BE- found 70 u much closer than the ordinary Stove ara
they are warranted 70 bake well
Peicc's Air T-E Cooking Stove, Tor wood or oosl VII
be found 10 combine more advantages nan any orf y-'
constructed iayr, The ire chamber cesa,ed, enaDlng ne
oven 10 extend ne hole s;zs Of Or bottom % tie
and warranted to bake well Persons about 70 purchase
~o1d do vel 10 examine hts St0ve as here . sach VAT
ely that III Pree need be no nndrance TO ne small
: MilLie- purchasing.
Doctor Jenks celebrated Paieni Pfenu Psfsof and Hall
Stove
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases AR
Tight aud Occ Stoves. One aud TWO hole Furnaces Hat
-f- ard Ilof- Stoves. Stove Pipe ard tlpoWs Iog--
rf qi.t genera Assortment VI brass and iron ka-ing
Brass OflAAens, Mica LLnc, Cylinder bnex DecA Irons,
&c.&c-
al Of which ALL VIII he sod wholesale and retail Al th-;
ossrst prices, :. -. Wsef-sI between B-smansL and
feck Sip. MPHERsEN GUEST.
New ioe. August II 1916 suls eOdsm
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN 5afk Dochfcar, from CardiG-Mr Goodenough. lady
and family, snd 10 in the stecrsgc.
In brig Eoins, from Cape Hayfiea-Captan Whitaker
Mr. G Montreal
Ia brig Peerson, from Para-John Warren, OF Troy
James J jenkins, Of Newyofk.
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N~.ENCE COFFEE

EN>sENtE OF COFFEE IS 4 4 row used N lazy
Iciies IN EUROPE Tor tho trsI Inns introduced 70
public u fbe n- By the manufacturer. l. l.
Sksdcezkl Ths Essence Is male Of ss bess soAiiJ OF
eotee Cleared ana se and by its diauon with Do, or
cold ~Asr, To- i- proportion Of Teaspoon Mi - cup
he best Of coffee aely made which viii GER
iany recommend 10 TIC patronage OF PrsAie and p-olc
Eose-se-pcTs, rr-taar1t1rs a. Stewards naselsrs and
ibe public IN general FOR s.le BY Il d. HILL. No.
Wsier.sL Bunker Co y Maden-lan-; W. 5. Corsia,
6jg Broadway; = o. Golisbergef, corner Chambers aud
Cenife u.s. u. HlrsL .Sl CaaA-sS llslsl Ola Sweoc.
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pEYoNsHIRE CREAM EsTABLIsHMENT

Powers-st, Atlsnlic-st Brooklyn
T,HE SUBSCRIBER begs 10 inform the citizens of New
YoIk and vicinity, that the above establishments now
complee and that hs is ready TO meet all orders with
which he may be favored.
The above Cream celebrated In Ea gland requires only
introduced the notice Of fanes ~ command gene
raj appreciation.
To Families Captains Of Ships, Propretors OF Hotels,
Boarding and Coffee Houses, tins Cream vii be found no.
only acquisition, but al essential
Captains u Ships or Passengers, providing for voyage
will ind he Devoushre Cream with coffee, tars, and
,rls of al kinds an article con stung Of the great
comforts they possess
Orders through the Post may be addressed the esisb-
lishneuL H. b. STEPHENS, Agent TO the care Of The
Moor BAKERY, seq Broadway, II b. STEPHENS, Agent
AcESrs-The Moor Bakery, 69a Broadway, " Y.
Numby's Bakeries, Fulton and Atlantic cts, Brooklyn
~ B. Butter made from the Devonshire Cream al all
times be obtained By application TO The Agents or al the
establishment 90 lmeod-
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ship Venice. 81 Philadelphia Dunlcvy, from Canton
9th June. teas, silks. Sc 10 VIM G. Bull & Co The v
IL at anchor at the Bar.
Brig Aulods, Cud~i'h 4 ds FIN Edenon, NC, corn to
II Waring & Sons
Brig JEFFERSON Appleton "a DIS I'm Para India rubber
10 John Bishop & Co.
Schr Only Daughter. I'm Lubcc Me. plaster.
Schr Adm Osborn, Virginia. wood
Schr Gazole. Virginia. potatoes
Schr Resel, dorsey, Virginia potatoes.
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HOT AIR FURNACE

tNAEk EK's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, ior
w h-ssng Dwellings Stores Churches, ke--rhess FUR
val heat ecOsumicay and eihcicniyi me ar IN Tie
apartments vii be pure aai healthy, free ion cryness du-
-
They pat up under The personal supervision W hr
Wsksr The PAieace, sui have hitherto given entire sats
f.clOn, AID ali warranted 10 perform well
Reference. y w. Taylor Esq Governor New Ork ho'
pIsi; Nj Charles starr supeTinientenf do, Ed"su De
rnenL ESQ ~ Was; c. D. Rhodes ESQ ~ PearEsfeeti
Mr.. Thomas McElrzih, 4 Nassau. &c.
sasu GEO WALKER az Broadway.
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4 rUUD EAR'> PATENT Corrugated slspenders,
~ Manufaiured BY hutchinson Rnnyon, 81 Maiden
lane New YORK.
Hutchinson R1Dyon have purchased from Mr. Charles
Goodyear the only Patent issued for the manufacture
of Srred 5uspenders any other kinds Of c0rugaed
goods.
To Mr.. VIM J1dson, 81 William \, New York.
The original letter from the PatenrOice he In
our Show Gaze at lhe Fair Of The American Institute
NbiOs GsIden. New YORK. oi0 1w
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN ship Union, for Nor OricaNs-Mrs Tresnt de Beau.
mont Miss do Mr. Beesy. lady children and servant
Mr. Hall odyand children; Mrs Browner Mrs Remedy
Messrs Ogden, ii fcnndsy, NJ Cooley r. Phillips Il
l. Schiomoss, Morrison. Bennett, Muriy, Mibank and
servant.
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CANARIEs-GREAT ATTRACTION

At Arch-y's, No } JOnn-sL
A GREENE, having purchased the entire stock OF tie
IA oldest and celebrated importer and breeser OF Ca
10 The United States Ia prepared 10 oder. with
the that he had hand the largest and choice
collection Yet submitted for the approaching
This late purchase VI AFclrys roo well known By
Bird Fanciers Deed commen having been purchased and
imported without regard from The celebrated
parts OF - world and offered moderate price,
:; No John-sL
constantly hand, adapted for Inc Home and Foreign
Markets. oil 3ios-
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rTuE CALDWELL INSTITUTE. BROOKLYN.

-Mrs. CALDWELEs Boarding ara Dsy Sshool toi
Young Ladies' viii open In Bronkyn at no % wliolsh1y,
On M. ioih inst The course OF instruction includes the
English French Spanish GermaH and Italian i-nguages
Wiiia- Arithmetic. Geography, Astronomy twih u. use
orti si.1 History Natural History Natural and Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters, Geometry. Algebra aud El0c-
lion: Music the Harp Piano, Ggar and Vocal MUSE Inc
French and spanish language are Ia general ure IN me
family There will be 40 chrge in any Instance to me
dan sitefs of cergymen.
Mr. &. is permitted 10 refer 10 persons OF me inquest 10
spr,falty Both in tie CITY OF NewYork and Brooklyn
- len
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TO CARPET Floor Cloth Manuiac turers You
Il attention Is called 10 the II heavy India Rubbe
Coiu compounded with cheap eerty mater aud submitted
10 the heaung process desirable foundation wblci
TO PRINT The advantage Of this IT, that cloth thus mad'
may be brought into market In o few days instead o
months by the old process Orders executed for piece
wide as six feet, by
HORACE III. DAY * Mziden-isna
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Ships Glasgow. Mason. New Orleans. Elwell & Co /;
France. Marshall. Charleston. Elwell a Co South
Carolina, Hamilton, Charleston Geo sutton.
Balk New Jersey, Lewis. X Dcmii
Brig Excel. Savannah, X NJ Dcmil
Schrs Charlotte. Rich Lagusyra, Geo Whitaker; Belle
MeMath, Norfolk; spark, Rcpper, smihhcld spithrc,
Wilbur Baltimore.
sloop Willard, Davis. Providence
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DOARDING .CuOO,. At New Fairdeld Conn

- >LttDOss ~ Thi"'4p' >NNa
ID This school Is accessible by many pleasant routes ne
principal Bridgeport, Norwak ana Harlem ha-
road and line of TIE Location distinguished LOT
salubrity and heahiunes-. The Academy and Boarding
House admirably arranged for the convenience happ
nrs health of pupils The system OF instruction. Is NOR
ourh ana practical embracing all the branches apperian-
irg 10 a comprehensive English and Classical education
Also Modern Languages preparing students Tor .olegs,
he immediate and sgpsrnndcnce Of the Prnepa,
who not only seuOusy attends to Their educaon Du'
v-ailv regards their personal habits, cleanliness, polite
ness carriage and department. The Winter term oil =
eeaa the 10Th Of Oct nj 80 per term, m
rlIlng Board and Tuition JESSE PECK, Principal
References -Mes-rs. Richard d. Covert, Nall-st New
York, Thomas +. Newell, ~ Ceiarst, doi Rev George
peck d. D. 20 Mulberry-sl do; William Cumberson lpf
rooklyn. John NsyloT, p Nassau-st dos-b 3~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

VIES-R-. Chas CouderI & DR. T. d. Porter, No. % 81
WI Marks Place. VIII reopen their School on ms lei Of
September. gu, d, .. ..
Res5es preparing scholars for College hey give such par
rua attention to the study and practice VI The French HAT
Tor he s.t sxie-n years ire Institution has been In opera
top her, /. no Instance vi pupils who could not SPEAK
French fIenty a.teT two years IN this School
Tire French and Spanish language part oil the regu-
lar course ofinstructon 10 the school
German sso taught fdesired for which AZ extra charge
a made. su6 oih
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HOUR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK.
~Uss APEOPIE'S LINE STEAMBOATS,

dOOh CdANIkD " % " NLCNA.
THsOUGH DIsEcr-AIo O'clock, 7. d. hom
We Pier between CouriisDd and Liberty streets
New Steamboat IlENDI,lCk HUDSON, Csptk0 Cru
'-ndsn WIN lssys Honoa5. "Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. a. O'Clock.
St~smnvst kNlCKERBOCkER, Capt A. Hcughton.wil
l.iye on Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday EVENING" Al
o'crck.
A Fire OCi0ck T. ~. LaEd,ag at Intermediate
Pf,,ces from foot Of Bdrciay-a
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Captain L. W. Brsnsf,
VII leave 90 Monday "Wednesday, Friday and sundsy
afternoon. At o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt K H. Funy,
viii letyo Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
a O'Clock Passengers taking either Of The above isrs
viii arrive in Albany IN ample time for tho Morning Tan
Of Cars fDr tie East or West
~ The bosts aud suDsantal-sro fufnissod
l and elegant state rooms and fof speed ard sccon
iao.stiors unrivsled on the Hudson.
Freight Lakea al lHoderote Rules.
-, Ali persons forbid trusting any VI the BoAu u
tbs Line without = written order from me Captain VI
Agents.
For Passage Freight apply bozfd of ~ r T. sbulu.
II the Os.Ce on the wharf ol3
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~ EyrNING Gas. for Is..rne.lon

y EVENING CLASS for DISTINCTION IN The french
u Language io consist OF both ladies' and gentlemen VIII
meet Of tie Insulation OF the Messs Abbott, Az Houston
Il on Tuesday and Friday evenings at half past seven o.
clock The class will be under the instruction OF NJ VIE
uai Prof OF the French Language aud Literature al Tie
Institution. For farther particulars apply at NE institutions
,y'..l',-,,1,-.ons,. o9 w.
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nh ORDER OF Hon Nlhtm Parueeo Recorder ~
- the City of Albany, notice hereby that Nh attach
has issued against the estate of Thomas r. Wymsn
a resident debOr and that the will be sold for The
payment of his debts unless he appear aud discharge sgh
attachment according 10 law, within nine months from hs
hrsl publication OF his notice. and that the payment Of any
debts due 10 him 10y residents OF this State and the delivery
10 him ~ for ms any property within this State belong
ing hun, and The OF oEy such property by him. are
forbidden by law and VOID Dated Albany. June H. 1913
DEAN NEWLAND,
i.i7 la~9mc Aitoruies for attaching creditor
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DIR. POWELL. M. D.

OCULISr AND OPERATIVE SURGEON, continues
" to attend 10 DISEASES OF THE EYE, rom 70 4
o'clock sf his residence, 2bl BROADWAY.
AMAUROSIS treated with great success. CATARACT
and OPAClTiES Or Specks Lh- Eve, efectnay
ed lnyelersls Of STRABISMUs Squirting cured
in few minutes. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
operation that WIKI difficulty be lsnTuished from
natural Advice gwen Kind OF GLASSES suit
able ~ particular defects. Odic~s and residence 26
BROADWAY, entrance "A WARRES-ST.
tirass9su1 aasics 70 tA< poor. so lmeod-
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SAILED

ships Virginia, Liverpool 1aronta, do, Norma liza.
vans; Charleston, Charleston; Java do. Lorens Mobile
Union. New Orleans; Courier. Rio de Jsneiro via Rich
morN bsrks iicrsenel Malaga Ann Louisa Vera Cruz.
Rio Neu,ss: Lilus do; sigs James Hay (Br) 81 Johns
NE Lafayette, Boston; Clara, Go,tenburg Ansenis.
Trieste; Thos Cook Wilmington NC schrs Vessco
Coast OF Africa; Nile. Ralize Honduras; and others
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NIECHANIC-, INSTITUTE Evening

NYEtUANi(-' INSTITUTE Evening SCHOOL,
vi Frenrh Department No u Chs-nhers-st Professor
Rasse about organize us evening classes IN fenc
for ensuing season. Al No II ChaToers ior pups r.
M door above 81 Luke Church. for those viog up Town
Bv lis method pupils acquire French prarncay ana
rrufnatcaly without much study This system l. me To-
.u If wears OF arch The pupils ma themselves re-
leyed fem the task Of hours study 10 I'VE minutes
No books are used except 10 read and translate IN
three or four thorough knowledge OF French : OBJ
tanel Please apply for further Information az No u
az Uyd.,,-f OF Sawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

WEISS ACADEMY OF MUSIC, az tlouslon-st-
Glasses Ladies and Misses Of various grades IN gusl
cal sudy-boh ia SoifcEgc and Nccalzaiontrr Taught IN
lie morning and afternoon The same for Ladies and Cen
en-n the eyenngDne Of WHICH classes Is no" study
inr the Opera Linda ID ChamonX," by DonzettL
The Plino Forte aud Singing taught In private lessons
l.hnr n Tine .chonl The nnplIs residence. OF IuT
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DRY GOODS.


HERBERT HALL Il co. corner Of Bleecser and Car
mine SIS would inform their friends, customers snd the
public generally that hey have enlarged their store and
sided spacious cloth asd carpet r0om whch ehspesu
10 keep much greater variety OF goods
We have nov on hand complete assortment OF goods
which have lately been purchased auction and from I'M
porers and commission merchants land from long expert.
buyers in the merket they are prepared 70 sen
goods cheap as they can be bought a any oer 'os
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, among which VIII be 'ouod
the following - .,, ,.o,c,
French Erelsh aud American Broad Cloths, plain and
fancy C-ssmeres Sanes plaid Woolens and Cassineres
or, Trimmnrs X 9Th Whitney Rose Blankets OF all sizes
aud quail 81 from sic, Welsh French and American
fiAn"e-''''' qu"i'e'D Rgss GOODS.
Bombsxne-. Mousn de La nes, French Mennos, Alpac,
cas- plaid Ceskings Gin ans also large assortment oi
Prints, &c. &c .,
Cashmere aud Brcche splendid assortment, from - to
$50 csmers hair -s mOus'n de lame, worsed ana every
variety Of styles which are new and desirable.
SILKS.
Black Silks all widths, rich oaneOn Silks, Italian Silks,
blics Italian Craysts. gents sllh pocket hdSls
LINEN GOODS.
Linen sheengs 81 10 ~ wide. Linens, ali qualities
from per yard; long Lawns damask Diapers oi 10
~ large assortment OF satin and double danask Table
Cloths s sizes up to 9 Irish and Scotch Dispsrs for
To~eiing; Linen Csmbucsi Revere hemsuehcu anu pun
HOSIERY.
English and German silk and cotton Hosiery OF all kinds
Shirts Drawers, wooden Crayas, chldens Caps Cspe',
Boas Mitts, &c. &c -
full assortment Of gentemcns and ladies' best quality
Of Gloves
QUILTS.
Marsees toilet and summer Quilts cradle aud CRIB Quilts
TASLE COVERS.
Worsted and cotton Table Covers German Oh cloth toilet
-tsnd and table covers splendid patterns embossed cloth
piano and table covers, SC. SC.
WHITE GOODS
Cambria acone, Swiss null satin stripe and plaid Mus
Inns bishops lawns, drapery, musfns, &c &c
large assortment Of domestic goods, brown and bleach
ed Muslins TicAs, Canton Fannsis 0hecss Dns &C &C
CARPETlNGS.
Brussels. Three-ply Ingram and Venetian Carpets, full
assortment Dmggets Bszrs. toor Oh Clohs, Rugs MAI
tings, Window Shades, &c. sc.
A fiil assortment Of haberdashcry articles
BUYERS are solicited call and examine their stock before
their purchase, e.-ehera 81 SawOs 6w MTuS W.
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HALL, 50 oATHERINE-sT

Ii MEDICINES IN this establishment warranted gen
"A une. No boys OF experienced young ever
wed 70 The naesi eish Leechxs
for sale or applied by an experienced persor
VIM WATSON, Chemist and Phar,nsceurisl
sle Smeois From A. Gardens. 81 Oxford-ss- London
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NOAAOE ~ SaAs06OA0S AN0 LA w X6AS.
A LFRED ROACH. Constable u the Second Ward bexs
"A leave 10 inform them and the public general tas be
n.rs o landlords warrants and lheu a usual ara
ands 10 the foreclosure Of mortgages agent for letting
houses and collecting fenis, &C. House No ~ Cif 81
Oaee 10 Marine CoVn. "A Sveoa-
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Schools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

At MlDDLETOWN, CTS. CHASE, A. NJ Principal
"A TINS Institution j. located the Cry Of Sciietown,
within halt mile OF he Connectcut Igef Inc oeauiy
bs,lness ouici aud olaiy ofthe Ciyrender Il most
d-.ire e residence Tor those intending 10 pursue course
OF study The Lber Of BoafsIs Is limited They reside
10 the family with the Principal and Teachers VINO spare
no aims 10 hem al the comforts OF pleasant
home regular course Of Study j. pursued 10ung La
dies prepared Tor teaching; or compeie thorough
practical ani accomplished Educzlcn- -
The Charge for B0arctrs Is >lbe per snnum. Mu-icr
Drawing Painting, and Modern Languages beng extra
Sessions commence August l5 November ID and May st
Circulars may be obtained Of Rev. H. Class, No ~ Mar
la arsef. Ner York. su4 Nv A2awi -WDAl-l"'
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DN ORDER of the Honorable Frederic \. rallrladge.
ID Recorder the City of Newfork notice Is hereby CIV
s pursuant the provisions OF lie statute authorship a.
incnlenfs against nonresident debtors that attachment
Ina. issued against the estate OF GEORGE LOChWDoD,
lately resident oi Massachusetts, and that tie same Will bs
sold the payment of his debts, unless h. appear and dis
charge such attachment according 20 law. within nine mouths
mn the frsi PUBLICATION Of ts notice. md thai the payment
uf any him by residents Oi tns STATE and NE
delivery HIM or for his use, Of any property within his
Sfaie belonging him. and transfer any such proper
Is by him forbidden by law, aud yod-Daet he h
aay III Anil l8ll HARVEY 4. WE'D
- ia.Sfuac prOprfa trssfitOI
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Real estate.

. FOR SALE, lot OF ground on Twenty uinih-st
g for $50 lot Of ground the sOb side of ~enty
ATHEIST near he Sevenihaysn 10 feet inches vice
BY &c --i Inches deep Tins lot vii be sod 10 close
concern for $3.50 cash Apply
OILS RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. No. VI " Ai-i
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JAMES MOt W. A<A
between Wooster Grecn-str. 81 block west Of Broadway
MANUFACTURE OF Lamps, Girandoes, Sc- consist
WI ng OF solar lard and oil lamps, gill; svered bronZsd
and olive green
Centre and Man,e Lamps, silvered, gilt and bronzed.
Bracket Lamps, do do 90
Ship cabin Lamps, do do do
Church Lamps OF various patterns
Hanging solar Lamps for burning lard or on.
Girandoes OF al sizes and patterns, si'sred GIN and
Brorzsd.
csnoe.bras and Candlesticss DO do do
Hall Lanterns.
To which he invites the srtenion Of city and country
chants for richness OF pattern and make, and for prices
low any other place in the city, for aaie al wholesale
or retail
P. s-Asal Lamps altered into Solars, and every de-
senptOn OF Lamps and Grandoles regit, siyered, or
,r,nxed o7 2W
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AK. f. e. SCHAFFER'- Private school for ia-
vi slniriiuu Ia Dancing. Walking, La Polka MszrSo,
NJ nueis Gaopades Qlafres, English Contra aud span.
in Dance sc vii. commence on Monday, sept Sin al
No. 30 MERGERS. corner OF Any Al O'CLOCK alu >"
Fr fubcr parcu ars please cal above. 80 6weod'
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- bACOt TT, Cla.-lcal, English and fr-ns

= BACQt TT, Classical, English and French school.
u. EzsbeihoWn New erseyln i- School NE ancient
ans modern languages taught with great care Pupils
are rus e for college the cJunin shouse and have the
advantage ol hearing ami speaking daily ie English span
-h ard French languages. -
Circulars NAV be hal at IN. bookstores Of Messrs. r. oes
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