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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

SHERIFF> SALE-BY virtue OF VII; Of In f.fia. 70
y directed will exras 70 sale W-daesta the sch
day ARR! all ths Eght ri,ls AID interest OF Charles r
ho'ne which he bad er The tsenty-siHh day Of tpr Que
thousand eih; laa-a and ortywo az HnT tiie alter
wards or 10 snd % all at certain lot eSauzGe or i"rn
house. aad piece OF round situated Ad beng ls e Sth
Ward OF & City NewYork formerly Of The estate
Of NiehoIss B1yad deerled ard known by severty
eight IN bayz!d street and ,hour ei WIDE N ironi and
aad hy iset deer each side be The roFr or less
The above property recorded in Le ssss:s ercr 10
l2l. page S91 WN. JONES. Sheriff.
THos. s. PEER,. DeTury Sh-rifF.
Dated Sew-York March 18th. isa3. ms lawew
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
THE TRIBUNE.
FOR The Tribune.

For The Tribune
SPRING.
Ry JOHN AUGUSTUS SHEA.
w.s there ever yet by the Poet seen
In the lapse of his sweetest dream,
A oyetn so fair as our rustic Queen
Whose brows are bound
With wild flowers round,
Whose robe is one of brightest green
AS she walks by the woodland stream
She canno, abide moment there
But around and beneath her feet
sorioa blossoms and flowers and odors rare
All glorious things
Whose Spirit filings
New life through the lovc-inspiring air
From its chambers of retreat.
o, they love her well-the queenly Spring!
And from morn till night they throng,
While, every hour, fresh Breezes bring
Around her path,
Such charm she hath,
Their 'wondrous Tyres from heaven and sing
In glad successive song.
See! even now the trees unfold
Their waving banners of love,
Lilac and red and white and gold,
Like scutcheons seen
On field of green.
Its hues untouched and its power untold;
Spread out in light above.
Here and there and every where
Beside the stream and trees,
She goeth forth with voice OF prayer
voice whose tone
Is hers alone
And colleth US all around to share
Her leafy chapel of ease.
And there a concert, full and strong,
Through the branching roof-tree goes;
For birds, in varied notes, prolong
From morn till night,
Like waves Of light,
Hymn after hymn, their liquid song,
Till mortals seek repose.
o It's goodly sight to see
And joyous sound to hear
In opening bud and blossomng tree,
Renewing thus
Life's youth 10 us
The power and love OF the Deity
And the bird-songs sweet and clear.
And looking on every beauteous thing
To fields and gardens given,
And gladstone birds Of the beautiful wing;
And thesdeep blue sky
Of our hopes on high
o! how could welcome the queen of Spring
Nor worship the King of Heaven!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.
PREMIIIM STORE

GoUTHOUY g. MEYERS, 3il Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call AZ their store and examine the
richest and extensive assortment 10 lie found in this
country OF BR0NZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ.
ING LAMPS CANDELABRAS GIRiNDoLES, BRAC
KET BRANCHES aud CANDLESTlcKS, in every vari-
ETY. Of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. new and superb article Pc
cullarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence of the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock any other OF its class offered 10 the public In this
City, they with honest pride refer 10 no less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years, for the greatest
variety and beauty of patterns and the unrvaed finish Of
their work.
Every article sold by c. & y. Is warranted to be what
they represent and those who wish 10 obtain frt class
goods at price often said for such as are OF very ie
ror quality requested 60 favor them with call oeioT-
purchasing elsewhere.
~ liberal discount Churches and Hotels. 6f iy
CuEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Cy informs his friends AMI the public that he con-
stantly keeps hand his Cheap HuuSe-f urnisilRg
Store choice assortment Of Table and Tea Knives ron
IS Cd to So 50 per and Carvers and Steeis 20 match
and fine assortment of Pocket aud Pen Knives Ass.
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, anu
good assortment of Britannia Ware, such Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns and Sizes NC Sc-
Also Tin and Japanned Ware. and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and Hoiowware,
such Pots Kettles Sadrons. Brass Kettles etc
Carpenters Tools cheap and Of the best quality such rs
Planes Saws, Chsels, etc Nails, Locks. CARPET iacSs ec
etc An excellent variety also Of Wcodw-e and Baskets
such as Tubs Pals wash-boartS, Clothes Horses Wooden
Bowls and Chopping Trays Broons, Cradles BasSe; as
French Travelling Baskets, etc Carpet straw and SPIN
BAGS etc Likewise, Brushes OF almost every knd-Coih
and Hair Scrub and Paint and Dusiisg Brushes Aso'
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. ETC.
Please call a, r. R. JoHSsros's, 3 Caihmne-s;reei'
where YOU will find an excellent assortment and all very
low r. X. JOHNSTON. IS Catharin--.t-e.t
y. r. Toys Of al descriptions. =; wholesale and retail
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EonEIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Honolulu, l. Nov ~, ship Maraposa, Parsons. I'm
York, i53 Us.
Al Atvalpara!so Feb |, ship Mexican, Deming, of New
York, and for 40.
Sid FIN Penang about Jan 5, bark Three Brothers. Wal
- Arr New Castle. 18th ut. ship Harvest, Haskell, New
At Rio Jane!ro. March To- brig Lagrange Tate, for New
York, wtg cargo.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW COURTS.

VICE cuAxcILLoh's CoUnT Before Hon. wn. T. Nc
coun Vice Chancellor r-Deerions.-ELIzABETH RApELTz,
and Others CHAELEs HoTT, ct: Alan Injunction had
been granted forbddng Mr. Hoyt 20 dsposns OF
disolved. Motion granted, costs abide the event
CORNELIUS MCLEAN vs. JEREMIAH TowLE, ct aI.-oIder
set aside. and the fled 10 be considered ans~e!
fhec,
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KEAL ESTATE MARKET,

~ kEAL EsIAlE .dAkkkI, "a
ESSG BastmSat SIFce 1..I
-z4<. Old No. 20-Nes No. 81 Wal-st y. Y -s-.3-
We have for sAl- On the mos, favorable tsrrns
lsraovyD Of all descriptions and prices from 10 20
1900 AeIcss and from $50 TO s2p boo each.
NEw LASDs, IN New York Psansylsania. Virginia, Gn
sour Tennssse<, anchgan. Illinois, Iowa, and Wseonsin
at IeGs then Gogernmenf prsees
Wa:sr Power. 5is. Faete!-s beds Of fns Pourrs Csy
LINE, Qulrtz Fedsrar, Alum, Burr Stones Coal, !Fos
Lezd. C0pser and TIA.
w. have Of New Lards Some Farms asd Mill,
which are Ofer-d for Cash al gr,Gf sacrifice.
rresIetiUT Hytr all who wishto purchase Real Esta<
oil any dsaefpD or situated sng part Of oar country 70
cone and ezig from Rgis,eT they bsf cUaia
tEs ohlee, Of their desire.
Our ASSOCIATED AGEscY extending thIoughost Erfois
and A,ca the grrarest possible facilities of se'S
a. D&Wf ARsoLp BuyFpM Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
SPOKEN

April lat u a., Ion 81 81 ship Albania OF Portsmouth,
FIN Mobile for Liverpool.
April 23 lat 40 le 90 So ship Russell of Kingston,
NYork for Hamburg.
April I5 lat 81 OIL Ion IL, bark Meteor Jenney, I'm Al
exandria for jamaica.
April 25 Sancoty Head NNW Is miles, ship Adrian, OF
Gloucester, I'm NOrleans for Boston.
April lGth schr Emily, of Bristol from Charleston Tor
Boston.
Aprl lat IS S. lon 81 40 w whale ship Java, Lane,
of Farhaycn from the Pacific Ocean, 1000 bbl5 OIL BID
home.
for Trieste
for Glasgow
British schr Margaret Gs ds fin Coast of Africa for v-
erpoosupped her with Professionally the Carissa from
March 90 lat 30 Ion 10 H. schr Globe of wiscasse. I'm
Boston.
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DISASTERS.

The bark Mallory Brown from New-fork for Ncw-or-
leans oaded with curb stone went ashore on
Rockhway Beach, near Hampstead South. on Saturday
night last Assistance has been sent 10 her by the under
writer's and II Is extremely doubtful whether she VIII be
able to get off, Vessel and cargo principally insured at the
East.
The British brig Britannia, Din. which put into Nan"
tucke IN distress after undergoing repairs at n lett on Fri
day for the Outer Roads, take in her cargo and proceed
to this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

WHALERS.
Arr at New London 21th inst ship Lowell penamifi FIN
NV Coast Sandwich Islands, 1900 bbls VIII 800 do SPIN
oil, $4,000 lbs bone.
Arr at Hanale Sandwich Islands. Oct lG ship Stonns
ton Hamley NLondon last I'm Lahalna-stoppeds days.
took In wood and water.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
SCHOOLS.

INDICATION OF YOUNG LADtES.-The sdr-rtise.
Lh7vinz tse nos: "itn ef.Ii
be facility thar purpose would se han9L 70 recs g
the eoup-tioa OF f-ir -daeztor- As ih ITaHesnrs IS
designed 10 b permanent oDe, eaziion SliI n
CURED The privilege, enioTed are OF The nst ora5t '
religious inueace .nd instruction. Of s iaHY . sueh = IS
sea-ch Of safe snd suie, ko-4z e t,ugeS Ti NAG
,his etcelen: Opportunity The iocatio1 IS on Beokn
all The advanl.rs Of city and eou1 aud The chA.ge lo
board tui;on books. s;stion=r Ss VIII q - it & -
bed bedding t5wes napkins &c arrIce being marked
II nll- Washing. st church and insiLa ansatl
Ne Y-ars OF dariug the month Of August Will be ehA
ALFRED GREENLEAF. Us Pier-spsn;-s'r-e,
.1a Br5oslvu New York
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nROTyCTIoN TO BOOKS. MONEY &c Tie sub
scber has storr md T-cefyIng ir ihe rnanaacI9-
n in ,his city, IN as4orrm-nt OF RICH'S lhPRUpED
P4TEST SILIM-7NDER SIZES. embracing ZrsAt
vz~ty of Patterns hca h- warrants 10 be cry ao
.qu4I in IRE proof aat-s, and superior 10 otter 70
,a ot-- made this cIt GItzd
Stairs Persons sthi1z respectfully iuTl,5 70
call aad scfat!airr The o.zInanhip and Key VIII 10,
iocg hesitate " hch 20 buy. For Sals by
a : MARVIN, T5ss Hai-E-it-eet
~ Th.-. were nore OF Rlchs Safes ihe Ptburs are,
the merchants there trusting cheap ,-tiel" T1e IN nat
cirv sls lhI
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
@tTo THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
u pIrDI Ir--C L. IN SEE Era cI.,. f5sZrsscc

@To THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
IN PUBLIC--CALL AND SEE-Fine city SssszsSs
III made calf seTed Boots with fair stitch, for So 50
made in the latest and most approved style. and
rani-d give satisfaction, at LUTHER V. MOULTON'S
fashionable Boot and Shoe Ster 93 Broadway Also every
DESCRIPTION of Boots and Shoes made order Also great
ladies and CATERS half CATERS buskns
pumps &c together with description o boys. youths
and chlJns boots and shoes and CATERS half CATERS &c
sexes and OF all there kept constantly hand Good
years elastic oyersh0r which warranted BE-
soften in any degree of heat For sale wholesale and retail
All kinds o repairing done the workmarke manner
and At short notice. LUTHER V. MOULTON.
y. B.-A plenty Of business aid small profits. L. v VI.
mh7y
LNASHluNAELE BOOT AND SHOE STOkE-GRoSS
& Belts, l56 Fulton street, door east OF Broad
way keep hand arge Of Boots and Shoes
made in the most fashionable style and OF the best
teriais.
N.B-Made TO order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes
Fits warranted and prices low 10 suit the times. 81 y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

Q PIERCE, FiTst Premium New Patent TWO OWN
=. RSSGfS combining Economy. Convenience and DD-
,bt~ -b Ranges warranted ute-Ior 20 any Of
errd Thry eoG'uet-t thai Is aG1osi possible Tor
20 ali t. gar-ss T-T have b@-a for tie last -isb
~ rors and every instance given The utmost satae
ad ~ 40 on- Instance has the proprietor ben called
10 rpalr 0Ee All Range put up by The subcriter
In. 70 gITe eati,- ra,sactoa If is % not they will be
~ .S1 without IA, las, ths rufchas-r
s5s i'm GEORGE PIERCE. Proprietor. c32 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

CT. THOMAS HALL. FLUSHING L The sabseE,. eI1.
= would respectfully inform his Friends and the pnhc
gen-raly. \. ,il engaged IN his e-'Riiu hrathy
and CONNEXIONS lns;i;uoa pTsns ooys lor COLLEGE OF
tn ssyls;.d by able aud cof-;el teacheFs
For circulars containing Se oTtor oter inoFIAts2n
r-sf-ct the school, Apply 10 Sanford * SSort. -
Esq loI Wsi.rstreri A V BIass Esq FGlton;siEt- or
James H. Van Ncszud ESQ. PFss'drroi ihs Merchants
GERARDUS BEEKAIAN DocHARTY. A. ".
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.


e RICHARD FISHER. Jr. WATCH-MAHEk anc
"a Jeweler, Is now prepared 10 sell Watches at re-
49, tail lower than any other house In the city AZ
he constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
In England. France and Switzerland he
enabIed N oer very large assortment Of Gold Watches
rom SIS TO 500 each; Silver do from IS to $40 each
all warranted 10 keep good time, the money returned
Also vary good assortnen; Of Jercry and silver ware
very low v B-Second hand Watches and old Gold and
silver taken In exchange bought for cash. watches
Clocks Music oees and Jewery repaired IL the best man
ner and WARRANTED by experienced woren as low as any
o,bsr house m The city RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer
Of Watches and Jgelry, Wholesale and retail, No. oai
Broadway New-York, few doors above the CITY lio-
n;,,I fnrG RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
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IA NOTICE. BAhGAIN.

~ COUNTRY SEAT AND FARai FOR SALE,
s- nsaf th> illzse Of Som-ryile son<r.et CouHty,
which Is Wood Ihe buildings all rev. and built
WITHIN Two yea!I-ouS. and Barn both buit by days work
SEQ of the bat tSera The House built the cottage
style % By - feet font hail through the csatIs pa,lor,
6gr'd with marble msBrs piazza . feet front aad i2 feet
down each tt togetbrr with Observatory the top cf
t,ia Hons Sosorg Kitchen 80 10, rear end C-sI ubtsr
t- bCIe Of t Azin Bpildug t Psbtes and all tagged
through th bss The Barn 20 feet lotiz and
painted white syTiageH Hoase Iee-Houss, &c Also.
quantity Of shFuot-ry.
e Premises lie within four hundred yards Of the County
Sat and ibou; quarter Of mile of the Raiiroad The
paee about hour. and half from Cy For fs,-
'hsf pcua IEqae Of hr sGbscrbr and Proprietor Of the
NarIoS,L HsTIL. No. 5Courtland.ttreer New.YoIk
.e GHAS WyCHOEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET. n. Y.
Branch Stores :--jls Beecksr street, NewYork; SO!
Grand street. near suffolk, 1877 Greenwich street. near Full
tom llG Fulton street, Brookyn 50 Chestnut aud - "
Elfth-st Philadelphia; II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments where they
think will be found by far the best selections OF pure and
unadreratci Teas Ia the United States. The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference to
high qualities low prices. and upright dealing IS too well
understood render farther comments necessary Orgi
nal and only warehouse for the sale OF Ilowquas Black
Tea Observe "Strangers will be particular 10 remem-
the number OF the principal store in Chatham street,
viz 2 between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company nothing do with any other stores excep;
those described at the OF this advertisement s5
SyHEAP OIL SruRE.-The subscriber respectfully IN
1forms the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp on and Spirit Cas- at his old stand, OF very
superior quality, ten per cent cheaper than ca be pur-
chased at any other store In this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per ga....-.---.---.SO 50
Superior quail. Lard do.-.-...-----..- 62f
Refined Oil. lst qality- 10
Do do 20 do ----.--.-.- bZt
White Sperm co..-----..--.---
Do do 20 do .----..--.---- w
Do do 3D. 90 --------------. sIs
OIL Cans of al sizes Lamp Glasses OF MI patterns and
descriptions, and full assortment Of lamp wicks con-
stantly on hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. OIL and Campheno sent to
any part Of the city free OF charge.
s27 Yc 1870 Greenwich. corner Tcsey-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
RECTURY BOARDING SCHOOL.
HANDEN. CT.

THE subscribe, having been induced to open Family
Boarding school, f,r Boys prepared 10 receive few pu
oils in addition Ia his present number.
competent Assistant associated with him. and ystema
tic and thorough instruction will he gwen all The branches OF
an English education and all studies requisite for ndm
sion TO any o our Colleges also the French and Italian
language II desired.
TIE nature Of the school, the limited number Of pupils and
their peculiar relation members Of the same family Will
cessariy require The discipline 70 be Srct whe Is intended
that il shall be decidedly parental.
The ocnon being five miles North OF New Haven, and two
mules West of the North Haven Depot ofthe Hartford aud New
Haven Railroad. pleasant and hel;hul. easy OF ac
cess. md retired. :.
Tie terms OF admission will be eco per Gnnu. payable hn
yeary ad,cnce this will include board washing, mend
lng fuel lights. and tuition. Pupils remain during
tons wl,hout extrn chnrgc.
r. w EVEREST IIamten CT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

r,IsK.S NEW PATENT SUMNER sTOyE.-These
Stoves Constructed FOR the Of Wood or Coal ere q
varying pfee from 50 % 70 eo and o.
50 arranged all the diree, sd rstiated hest -IetIt that
-nnloy.d IN boiling completely enclosed 10 The oyea, or
-,i,iI t0yg out ia tl room VIII th~frby making u
suirabc for Winter ard saving IN warm v ca
tier moe t.n ugh pay for ths otose IL o1> i-aScH
fror1 isting gentlemen Who have ihern
IN which r De se-a a: s;orr sufficiently con,ia-
c!ng of their Su.-rioElty-
AZ Or 9r, sas 'ai' a ~ "4'e' ALMOND D FISK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

IN PURSUANCE OF IN ,crd-r Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYors note- hereby glysn to all rsfc
the CRY Of New York deceased TszrEi the wh ;hS
Voucher. hsT-ofto The subscriber :. MS resicenee Ss p
\ cond-stTe-i The City Of Nsw-f cFE on or 9eioe ii
sa;h daY OF Ocob-r ne 9th dA? ol
April. 1876. NATHANIEL $ NEHnS EI-cutoE
y n kSliNCE ri order OF th- Sarrvsat- oi ne
C0uaty OF New otk notice hereby yen 20 III PERSONS
haviEs claims ssaaSt SiAiu El ANDRAS t.ie ci the
City of Nesfork. House Mover decreased TO present the
T the vouchers thereof % the sn6setiets Al toe
sldenes Of Elizabeth L. dIs. No ZS1 itd street N the
Ciiy Of New ok or before tbe hitsth cAy ei Aug US
next. Dated NevYsEk the Ilth day Of FEBRUARY. lSio
CHARLES BROWN, AdulrlstTa;ot
ELIZABETH L. ANDltl-As, AdnIi.istE1iIiI
III ii~6r-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

IFk IkESERV EES-S0 psrson should travel 70 thrsr
Lp~Iilous ties whrn steamboat prop.e.s As1I t9 S q
.rdes OF human life without r5r Prprdins hssr1 win
one of Hutchinson RuHyen's superior Lif- rE,ssr,rfs
which always ready IN case Of 5ers.eey aaS Es L =
reach Of ever one HUTCHINSON < RG GNhVN,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

EAToNToWN SOCIAL INSTITUTE.-A number
II Of Citizens having associated themselves for the purpose
OF establishing Classical School embracing superior adTan
for social moral and physical improvement have
erected upon site about mile from the village of Eaton
town, edifce calculated 10 accommodate hundred
Pupils and the buildings peculiarly adapted Tor Scholars
of all ages.
The location the township Of Shrewsbury the Stage
Road so miles from Philadelphia, half mile from atom
Landing, and four miles from Red Bank wherr Steam
boats ply daily from the foot of Fulton aud Catarines ee
II is three miles from the celebrated Wa-rne-tace Of Long
Branch
The branches taught calculated TO give sound PRACTICAL
Education qualify the Student pursue business TO
study any profession. any Class College.
Ia is location the attention paid 20 physical well
mental Improvement, gives this Institution superior ad
vantaEss-
The subscriber socits the patronage Of Parents and Guard
ans whom he unquestona5le testimonials from
former patrons
Farther particulars any information required and Cir
epla may be obtained by applying at l3i N.ssaust New
York. where with the PnEcTal ore Of the
Teachers. be had any day daIng The present not Or
should they b- those who leave their Card wil se
CYRENUS JONES Principal.
y. B.-EaTly application. the next Session wall com
on the hrst Monday in Nav next. app II
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SPRING FASHIONS.
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, &C.

TO icon MANUFACTURERS.
U,HC ROLLfSG-MILL MACHINERY Of the e1ter-
siye establishment. formerly the property OF Wn Ho
ly az Stanford c. consisting Of full OF gearing shafts
coulfrs stands and rolls Tor executing great variety Of work.
together with shears lathe turning tools huBdgg benches
roor patr furnace and implements Necessary
for performing the work Of s.ch establishment Of
fered sale vsy advantageous the puchaseI
For farther particulars address the subscriber az Stamford
~ I'm. CiEO . WAXING
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

REFERENCE MAY BE MADE TO
H. Greeley, j. Winchester, Park Bewumn. ID. II. Arnold
and Hnynes Lord Esqr. New York City.
Rt Rev Dr. Eastburn. hnd A. B. Ely, Esq. Boston, Mass.
Gen. f.. J. Mullett, Providence, r. l.
Rev DR.. Dorr Philadelphia.
r. Rev Dr. Ives and lous ID. Henry Esq Raleigh " C.
The next Session will commence the FIST Monday IN May
next.
Hamien. Fehrunry !. lsi5. ar,S lr1eodD&4W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

y OARDING SCHooL-IRVfNG INSTITUTE, TARRT
ID TOWN. Y. Y.-wILLIAM Y. LYON, \. VI. Princi-
pal.-Sunmer Session will open on the lst Of May.
To those who desire place sons q: Boarding School,
the advantages offered AZ this Institution believed 10 be
eQus II superior 10 any. Il has seen III success
l operation years The location. delightful and sa
lubrons, Is convenient of access from the city Tie ed
fce comodous and conortable-the play grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
etcien; bat mild, resembling that OF well regulated
Christian a!ly-ant day scholars are received TO coui-
;eract the salutary influence sf family training.
The system OF instruction designed not merely TO ad
vance and perfect the pupil in the branches studied ont TO
teveope and Instruct the Judgment 10 eclsnien the M
icrstandiRg, form The habits and 70 give moral Anc
ussirl direction 10 The inc!iaa;ions.
Further particulars including Catalogue Of students
opinions of patrons &c viii be found II The inlple. ccu
Lar OF the Institute. be had application IL the Book
Of Bartlett; Wexford Astor House, ard Raynors,
IS Bowery.
Reference sr permission, he following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving. Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster. [. s. Senate.
Hon GUlisn c. Verplanck.
Cap:. Alex SudeIl Mackenzie, Q. 5. y.
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown
Francis Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan bangs, ID. 'Fm- y
Bryant, ESQ George T. Trible j. E AZ teisseaer ID.
ID. Harper Brothers, Sew-fo-k City!
Also the following who now or havs eeea oa.rons:
Rev Il " Hunt, Zebebee Cook. Jr. Benz l der,
Rev Vincent, N Van Bcrrer, oscar irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas N Heyt, Iheo Reese,
Rev j Dewing : !. Mott, " h1eVe4s,
Rev Sewcn c Dusenbe-ry, L DeRison,
Rev \ Senec&, L zip, Geo Ch;ch,
Ecv Dr. West, ParIrony, Cisp7,
Dr. Jos Scribncr, Wn Becgs, BelND bTlsn,
Rev D BabcocS " Van Voorcis, Campbell,
A Livingston, Leonard Kirby, LulhHn,
Elisha Norren Jacob Le-oy F Hove.
Peter PInckrey, Gen G Il striker, Il hAyrof'
ChSs Storm, Harvey Wee1, lsaac AorlA-ec
J Ches -err,an. 3 : wkeelwright, Tnos Pari1sCs,
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We nnole Domeslic Exchanges-
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK.. APRIL %
CLEARED.
Bsrks La Ilaa Lattrop for Bcston ST Joseph, Corn
ing. Richmond.
Brig Harriet, Jarvis. Baltimore.