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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
ANOTHER CLAIMANT FOR THE HON


We ind that the jealous" correction - ny Com.
w Brandford Shubrick, of Mr.. lngersoll's State
ment of the Battle of Craney Island, has walked
up another claimant for the hunurs won on the
memorable 22d of June, 1873 Who is Mr.
" Richard Pollard Captain of the u S. A. at the
Defence of Craney Island )" whose name even es-
capped the notice of Capt Shubrick, Col Beatty,
or the writer of the - True Statement" of that
affair, which we published last Monday, written
by gentleman actually engaged. shortly after the
affair took place. We give place TO his state
ment, because there are some things in it which.
we believe. need correction. 1t is singular that
while the regular" in the army. claims to di.
vide the honors with the " regular y in the navy,
he can find not one word OF praise for the brave
Volunteers who done yoemens service on that
day. We believe all engaged on the Island at
that battle, did their duty manfully, but Mr. Pol
lard gives the great credit won to the Navy to
Lieut.. Neale, and saws. g but it is not generous
to say the Island was saved by them" So say
we.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
FAVORABLE FROM MEXICO

We learn that all the U. S. vessels of war,
which have been for some time lying belore Vera
Cruz, have been withdrawn, and are now in har
Dor at Pensacola. The Princeton has had sur
vey held upon her and her boilers and steam
pipes are condemned as worthy, except for
two months service with very low steam. The
boilers in her are the original ones. built by Messrs
Hogg s. DelamaIer. of New York, in 1912. and
we think have done good service.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
AN INDIAN REPRESENTATIVES,

We have mentioned, in conmon with other
journals, statement made respecting the intention
OF the Chociaw Indians 10 send Pychln well
known learned man of their tribe, to represent
them at Washington 1t appears, however, tina,
this is not a new scheme. The PENNSYLVANIA
says that as early as l778, by treaty with the
Delawares, it was agreed that that tribe. united
with others, might have a representative in Con-
gress. In the treaty of Hopewell. made with the
Cherokees in 1885, it was also agreed that thew
shall have the right. whenever they NAV think
I'll, TO send Deputy Of their choice to Congress.
And in the treaty with the Choctaws in 1880.
they request the privilege of sending a Delegate
TO Congress.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
RICHMOND DISTRICT.

A. PENN, P. F..
l.. M. LEE, Editor of the r c. Advocate.
Trinity. l.. Rosser.
Riobroo,d Asbury, r. MIchaels.
Wesley, to be supplied.
Centenary, to be supplied
New Kent-W. NJ. Ward, A. w. Sale
James Ci,y-W. E. Lee.
Williamsburg-.H N McTyere
York g. Warwick-B. F. Woodward
Hampton--J Bailey
G 'oncesler-W j. Norfleet.
Matthew'S. G. Garek
King William w Shackford.
King s Qneen-J. Shough.
Hanuver-H. BrIIups, f. II Haines
CHARLOTTESVILLE DISTRICT.
G. w. Molly. P. E.
CharIottesvile-R. B Hope
AlbpmarIe j Manning
SrOusvile-H II. Carey.
FIuvanna-H ID. Wood
Lousa--H. F. Linney. J. +. Brannan.
Carone--F S. Mitchell. r Stevens.
Culpeper-S H. Mullen.
Madison-J. Powers, A. p. Hooke
LYNCHBURG DISTRICT.
A. DIBRELL. P. E.
Bynchburg-W. A. Smith
Bedford. w. Childs, F.. p. Wilson.
Campbell-B. Fl. Johnson B l. Hume.
Charlotte-M. A. Dunn, c. l.. Mays.
CumberIand-J. Hall, N. Thomas.
Bnckingham-J j.. Knight
Amherst-D. J. G. Slaughter.
NeIson-K. Adams.
Blacks IN Bidfords-S. Phillips.
RANDOLPH MACON DISTRICT.
j. II. DAVIS, P. f.
r. NJ. College-D. S. Doggett, Pastor and
Professor
r. NJ College Circuit-E. Chambers.
Mecklenburg- NJ. Lewis, r. A. GREGORY.
Gfeensville-W L. Blanton.
Norlhampton-J. NJ Arnold
Brunsw ck-S. w. Jones. A. Clarke.
Lunenbera-To he supplied.
Noltoway-J F.. Joyner
Prince Edward-G. N. Winfree, j. j. Cren-
shaw
Farmville-S. Field
Mission to Blacks in Prince Edward-M. M.
Dance
w. B. Rowzie, agent for r. NJ College.
PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
j EARLY, P. f.
ashiugton st., Fl B CnuIea
Petersburg, : G. w. Carlton; Ebenezer, J.
CCarson; High st., J. Coullinp.
ChesterfeId--J. Kerr.
Manchester-T. II. jones.
Powhatan-W. w. Bennett.
Amelia w. White, J. ID. Soutbal
Sussex--S Kennerly, f. MurreU
g. A Balm. Sup.
Southampton--R Scott, J. w Howard.
Smnhhed-W. Grant.
Prince George--B. r. Dnval
Blacks in Sou'hampton--B Devanv.
Eas'vllIe, Eastern Shores. + Norman.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
A YANKEE TRADE.

calkerlate couldn't drive trade with YOU
to day?" said a true specimen of the Yankee
pedlar as he stood at door of merchant in ST.
Louis.
calculate you calculate right" was the
sneering reply.
Wal you needn't get huffy about it. Now
here's dozen real genuine razor strops, worth
TWO dollars and half-you may have them for
two dollars"
81 tell you don't want your trash, so be
gong.''
Wal now declare! I'll bet you five dollars
If you make me offer for 'em we will make a
trade yet"
Done," replied the merchant, PLACING the
money IN the hands of a bystander. The Yam
kee deposited the like sum-and the merchant Of
Tered him plcayune for the straps.
They're yourn" said the Yankee. as he ou-
city fobbed the stakes, " but" he added with
great apparent honesty, " calculate joke's a
JOKE, II you don't want them I'll trade back
The merchants countenance brightened-" YOU
are not SO bad chap after all, here are your
strops, give me the money!
{" There it is," said the Yankee, as he receiy.
ed the stroPs and passed over The picayune. GA
trades trade-and now you're wide awake in
airnesl, guess the next time you trade with that
are pic, you'll do little better than to buy razor
slroPs. And away walked the pedlar with his
Strops and wager, amid the shouts of the crowd
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21

Potatoes that are watery" or heavy. when
boiled. may be rendered perfectly dry and D,eniy.
simply by putting small piece of lime in The
water in which they are boiled-.adyocafs
Those who have been cured Of the dvsentery
By eating three strawberry leaves" can trv The
above recipe-and if the potatoes arc spoied. tbev
can. by tbickenng with hair and sand. have
kettle Of first rate mortay,--.Me,o Haren Regis
ter.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
GREEK MAIDS BRlBAL nonrrp

A Greek maid being asked what fortune she
should bring her husband, answered." I will
bring him what is more valuable than any treas.
Urea heart inspected and virtue without stain
which is all that descended to me from INV "a
rents'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
A SIGN IN THE NEWSPAPER.

JNeighbor Shoemaker! | see you have a
me stock Of boots, boutees, and shoes on hand
all sorts, sizes and qualities. cowhide, calrskin,
snPerhne and extra superfine-for gentlemen, la
dles' misses and children. You wish to sell them
suppose %
Yes
perceive you have got a single over the
door with the words Boot and Shue Store ms
crbed thereon That, presume, is to inform the
pubic OF your occupation, and TO invite them TO
give you a call 2"
yes"
Well. some few Of those who pass along this
street, will doubtless notice your sign. and per
maps come IN and trade with you. But a great
many people will travel to other streets of this c-
W, who viii not see your sign. and they may be
IN want Of SHOES, too. You need another sign,
Mr.. Shoemaker"
That's fact, did not think Of that before.w
Go, the FIRST thing, and get an advertisement
in your newspaper. Tell the people where you
are, and what you about. and varieties of boots
and shoes you keep for sale, and that you will be
glad 10 see them. Thus instead Of barely notify
ing those who pass along the streets. bni the far
mers and their families away back on the hills
the ladies', mechanics and wOrkingmen of the 9th
er towns-and hundreds ofothers and my word
Tor NJ one such sign IN the newspaper, will be
worth dozen over your door"
> Faith, III try it before am day older"
AND you, Messrs. Hatters, Tailors, Tinmen,
Cabinet Makers, and Saddle and Harness Ma
keTs &c. you've all got shingles over your doors.
as though That would notify every body in cfea-
liOn. HAD You DOT better try sign in a news
PsPer' as well as neighboT Shoemaker?
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
THE LOST MAIL BAG.

Which was chroncled stolen, was not stolen
at all, but dropped by carelessness from The mail
wagon. 1t has been recovered with all its con.
tents
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-21
From the Union.

*Vid. r. C. Vol. lst p. 252.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
MEDICINES.

rOT-GHs A, remedy for Corchs. Coits, Asthma,
- whoopins Cough Spir,tnS @: bioot art al anec-ons
Of the Cbest ani Lungs, The PECTohAL aoSE o. l.It
FRwuRT stands urrivaIied il, reputation tdnr esa
sbe6 As The most safe speedy ard eeai remedy sTsr c
e-r. 10 the pbc; II The many hundred CASES tn "iicn
his ureusra:iou has been use not single instance $
known u Is having 1ed IN efIecttrS perfect cure
-,r. hh il che estimation Of many Of the HoS respect
ri. -hvsic;ar Of this city. who give evidence o, the soo
,in they entertain OF its merits REMEDY for Conef,
S hv Recommending its by Their patients Those VINO
vA h,si usi;=- various preparations without success anu
h hcon. DISCOURAGED. earnestly invited 10 Try ms
-esierts OF This city (ro. -ssi|s7s fiSaIEt
h,ye been restored health By the Honey OF v-
o-- and who have reluctance 10 their names appear
~ IN the -apers have le thsi- names and satress WIKI
the proprietor, ard gwen permission 20 refer any "
bo NAV wish 70 make inquiries relative TO me sc
- .b,- h,s attended lis use Price Is. per Bottle ros
snIe wholesale I2T Msider-lane; aEc az retail 4, At
,or 1 O1ir Bove-y and 6e9 Broadway j. y Iodel's
,on 3o3 Hudson: w. WATSON 80 Ca-her.he' d i1- a.,
oe6 Greenwich; c san Fulton-street Brooklyn aa Ok
Druggists generally o..s,-1 Ie2s
Nj James D. Sowil-
Tsrr S--Iu the Fall Of 1887 contracted severe cola,
which balod all n. efforts of my attending phrscais 70
co1uar AZ length they canGdly informed me tdeE eou-l
40 9th nore-that nv disease had evidently arrived st
the las; STAGES OF consumption In ih, state ssorns n-
der severe and distressing cough pain In the ght sioe
ard chest excessive puren: e1pectorauon sweeu ieet
and legs night swea and splitting OF blood al iIoun
me n bottle OF vour invaluable preparalon rom whic
-ecsir so much BENEFIT that with shyscians earnest
REQUEST procured half dozenfve OF whchat an expense
of "a Ger bot;le-has the astcnishment OF al lf iehcs
-rfv cured me .. disease pronounced oE three ph! 81
clans Consumpton-and past me PossoihT OF eule -
sbo-t tine send you certificates from the doctors VINO
amended me- If YOU opposed 10 IT, ~Sh you 10
can.e This 20 be published in the papers-ier 'hS ever!
person oash: have IL by them: II VIII saVe manly %
bic lives Believe me, dear Sir,
Ever your grateful friend,
JOSHUA n U0RSEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
TO THE EVENING STAR


TO THE EVENING STAR.
By JERoME A. NADT.
How art thou blsni with all mysterious things
The untold yearnings of the fever'd breast
With all the dreams that spread thelrp purple wings
And calm sweet thoughts like mountain aus q,
How Ink with many vision from aiaf- l'es'
Now bnghtning, glorious S'a''
why, when thy beams like golden threads hang
To lead The gazer up TO yon serene lfenD,ins
Then throDg the memories of the heart, assembling
To,er ,be soul of all that once hath been!
Jovous o, desolate, whate'er they be
Why come they still with thee'
Jb.,y VOICES tone--for ever fed
Fond moist eyesbeam, that noe are beaming not; /;
Comes back the young-the beautlful-the dead
The los. to earth, but ah =. the unforgot,
Upon whose brsw strange radiance ever scem'd-
From angels nigh that strearn'd,
Whence is thy spell, oh Star. Is thine the place
Where all the souls high dreams are gsrner'd in
Whers dwell earh's good andfalr-upon whose face
There was too much of heaven our smilesto win :!
Ay, all of gentle, loving and of pure,
That might no; here endure1
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET. y. 7.
Branch Stores:-jls B!eecker street, New-Yors, 36l
Grand street. Suffolk l9l Greenwich street, near Ful-
ton llG Fulton street, Brookyn 50 Chesnut and - N
Ffth-st Philadelphia; Il Hanover street, Boston,
gSvITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found by the best selections of pure and
unadrlteracd Teas In the United States. The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference 10
high qualities low prices, and uprch; dealing 100 wei
understood 20 render farther necessary Ogt-
nal and only warehouse for the sale OF Howquas Black
Tea Observe !"-Strcngers will be particular 10 remsrn-
be- The number OF the principal III Chatham street,
viz: f2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also pleased take notice that hG Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other stores except
those described NJ the OF this advertisement. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
ARRIVED.

Bark VIM Kennedy, Martini sc ds I'm Rochelle, brandy
TO s T Ncoll.
Sandman brig Prude.c ami, 80 ds fm Jan JUAN CAfrica.
hdes &c 10 G;oodhue q Co.
Italian brig Constantine Rapretc. 80 ds I'm Genoa. ni.e.
10 John Il Lasala
Brig Harriet, ds I'm baltimore, TO master.
SchT Reaper Crookcr, 10 ds m Jacksonville EF, lun-
ber TO i Snow.
schr wm Penn. Foster. I'm Machias Me- lumber, to F
Snow
Schr Eliza Hupper, Ames. I'm Machins. Nc. lumber, ,c
I Snow.
schr Old Hundred, Mitchell I'm Harrington, Me- ath, to
Smith & roynion.
schr Chief s.chcn. Smith, 10 ds FIN Eas,port. lat &c
10 Sturges 4 Co.
schr Perseverance, Bolcs, FIN Frankfort, Me- potatoes.
scfr Clarion, Coleman FIN Boston, molasscs to master.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
DAGTFRRE0TYPE.

n WHITES sDaGUERREoTYPE pEsoT' .ad Gen Gen
T.. erzl Furnishing Estabiishuen' rs B3a6 a. NJ
Y,rk EDWARD WHITE, Manufacture oi iivlrs,
rs ctj.brzi-d German s,ras scs l-ave 70 ;ao51 p1sns
.otyJe Artists, ard Ar1l:surs st n ,' os
aud fo sale large supply Of Plates theie.ls tn
roshin: n1re.i1i. OF The r-y b-s;quzlIiy As uefaaa
.,r,c connected with he Dscusrro;r- Az: Dcn-rsoip-
Arti,t. ~ ordering articles i-oa o. n. aii-a st
,aatz he W.5r ladies OF South America NAV de7-nd ron
srt Ja;i,fcr-y execution OF rheir orders FFlee
Current .nd infora:ion ay BE obtained hT Addressing
The Daxuef.eotype AZ: ;au.: lie nos reasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Public Stock Exchange. ArarL i6.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...........
CLEARED.


Ships Russell, Lampheer Hamburg, Schmidt e. Balchen;
Ariosto Fabius Havana, Atkins Co; Manco Nichols
Mobile Hicks, BAILEY 4 Co; Edwin, Pearce Savannah
Margaretta Ewel. BGrbadDes, Brett Vose Peter De-
mill Lewis Savannah, X VI Demlll 1mogcnc. Gould, Ma
aga. Fernando Wood: Carolina, Sherwood, Charles
ton. Dunham Il DiInoD.
schrs Troy. Carroll. Boston, W Lewis; Chesapeake
Post Baltimore, eager Moulton; Caroline Clark Bran
st Marys, Nesmh & Wslsh; PejeD0n;e, Blursdell, To-
bagco Nesmith 81 walsh; Caledonia Boudo StJohns, r
II Braie Elizabeth. Joyce, DO, do Shanungs, steven
Boston, Lewis; Montana, Eldrdgc. Portsmouth, w
Lewis
sloops Report. Turner, Philad, wm Mckee & Presi-
dent, Foster, New Haycn.
Barge Albany, Mare, Phllnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
EAsTEKN FORTS,


Providence April l5Ar barks Nicholas Brown. Andres
Savannah Zenobia Remington, do; schrs Squirrel kich
ards. Charleston; sloops Opera, Philad VIM Hawkins
Hawkins. NYork; Lady Washington Roland. do
Ar l4th schr Copper Champion Piilad; sioop Juno
Kent, NYork.
Sailed schrs Premium. Nickersor, Troy; Tryal Gibbs
Baltimore; United, Norfolk; soop Proof Glass, Bydeh-
burgh, SYork.
Nantucket, April i3Ar at the bar ship Montana, Edgar
town sloop Elect, Macy. Albany.
Sailed, schrs Medium Dyer, Georgetown, sc.
Aground on the bar, ship Sarah Parker
Warren, April l2-Ar ship Magnet, Munro. Pacific.
Neic BEDFORD April l4-Ar ship Hydaspe. Post NWCoas
Maui 1872 Dis; soirs Henry Clay. Sye. Albany; Industry
Rckeison NYork; soop WIN Penn. Sanford, Croton,
Boston April l5-Ar ship Columbus. Coffin, Norlcans
barks Baltic, Alien. Cardenas brss Baltic. Aen Savan
nah Montlln. Powers. Matanzas; Pandora. Paxton
Turks Island Commerce. Allen. Savannah; Topic, Cook
wn.hineon Nc: Oncco. Crowr North River, Va; Com.
merce Dorothy Norfolk Porto Rico Sma!lcy, fhiiau
Cape Cod, Baker. and Lavinia, Nickcrson, Nfork.
Cl'd ship SOPHIA Knowles. Valparaiso Lapland, POOR.
Norleans; baiks Turbo Loring, HUI. Eng; John odi.
Hanover. ST Jago; brss Malaga, Dclano Charleston AL
mena DILL Baltimore; Home Crowcll, Phad; schrs Maii-
son. Coleman Curacao Caroline. Paen, Port au Prince;
joy Nickersou, do Mercy, Smith, Matanzas; OCTOBER
Baxter, Alcxanlra JAKE, Rogers, Nfork.
Portland April l4-Crd schr Rechabiie, Sawyer. Nfork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
New ork teveen which places there hourly commu
ncaon by steamboats,. The building occupied IN the spa
All eNrense $4,000. The School Iciite and ad
vanisees sny other the ocsti0n elevate rer-d and
heahy the prospect BY land and water urSaled ul
cors teachers employed for the epaE;men's and
thorough impaired 10 Mathematics aud general
Extras Nrsc and Dancing Fencinc and Drawing. Ger
snd itilu and furnished Gully when ordered by paTent'
and that angua,e viii be spoken At the meals Courses OF n-
sucou will BE- impaired the Naia-a Sciences b familiar
lscIurrs ILLUSTRATED sy complete philosophical apparatus
Circulars and ia may b o1nafd IN soa oT
pitsS en,t.ae G Fulton s. Liter, or .Terls let
the Doctors Office will be forwarded oay the School
gS spI5 slSTStN,tl @ 4 GEO l. l. ROW Friasip'i
puARUlNG SCnooI--lRviNL: INSTITUTE, rAASY
D TOWN, y. Y-wILLIAN P. LYON, 4. NJ Praci-
pal.-Sumner Session viii open on the lst OF May.
To these who desire place Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed be
eaual. not superior, 10 any Il has been In success
full operation seven years The location, delightful ami
uerous, convenient OF access nom The City The edi
Ace IS conmodiouS and coic :aolethe play eTocnds
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
e;.cient bat mild, resembling thai Of well regulated
Christian iaiy-ard day scholars received 20 eopn-
,erac; the sslutsry influence OF family trSinins.
The system OF instruction Is designed no; merely TO sd
vance and perfect the pupil in the branches studied bu;
develcpe and instruct the judgment, esh,e the
derstandin TO form the habits anG give moral and
useful direction 70 the iucina;;ors.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students
opinions OF patrons. Sc VII DC ioand III the pamphlet crcu
La OF the Institue 10 &c had application Book
Stores of Bartlett Welfer, s;cr House. Gnt Ilynors
| IS Bowery.
Reference BY permission TO he following distinguished
! gentlemen:
washington living Esq.
Ston- Daniel Webster, L. s. Senate.
hon G1aAa c. yerplanck
| Sap,. Alex Sedcn Mackenzie, Us. Y.
! SstnAineI b Holmes. ESQ. Ta-rytewr.
fraic's hall, ESQ. Rev. Nathan ..angs, DD. Wn. c.
Bryant, Esq George T. T.;uble j p Vsn p.psss,,er "
| D. Ha-pe- & Brothers, New-York Ci,v
Also the following who arc now O, hs1c hse ,s.-,s
! Rev " Hunt zeSebee Cook Jr Fepi / .,s-
sev Z NJ vincent u van Se'iren, Oscar Irviag,
Rev Thos IuTch, Jas N Hsyt, Theo keese
Rev Dewfns, Mott, w Kneyels
Rev J Sewei, DnsennerTT, Deutson,
| Rev 4 T SsneeS. Z L zip. Geo Cfipch
Rev DR. West, ra-Ino1y, w Clzpr
u Jos Scr1ooer. Mr q Boss, Benj Brush,
| Eey d BabcocS, Z W Van Noo.ais, Campbell
! ARLivnss:on, Leonard Kirby, W Durham.
Elisha Mo-r-l. Jacob Leroy, BF Howe
| fstar PncSncy, Gen G Il Striker, RSyro-
Sns Storm. Harvey Weed, Isaac Atriance,
| Ches:erInar. BF Wheeiwright, Thos Psttisca
! Morris Roh:ceon. " Van Antwerp Ees 80 IN,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
:. Z. WOODBKIDlIF.
rnp5,r :. q. WOODBRIDGE
mo5tr

EAToNToWN. SOCIAL iNSTlrUIE-.ll number
II Citizens having associated themselves Tor the
of establishing Classical School embracing superor advan-
tages for social moral and physical impI9reinert have
erected upon about mile from the village oi Eaton,
tawn Al edifce calculated accommodate Two hundred
Pups the buildings peculiarly adapted for Scholars
of all ages g
The locu,ons in the township of shgew sbuTy on The Stage
Road 50 miles from Philadelphia half mile from Eaton
town Landing aud mile. from Red Bank, where Steam
boats ply daily from the Fulton aud tthaIine-st e.ts
IL is three miles the celebrated Watering OF Long
Branch
The branches taught calculated to give sound rraees!
Educ alton qualify the Student pursue any business. 10
study any profession enter any Class ~ COLLEGE =,
In location the attention pad 10 physical as wei
as inertia Improvement gives this Institution superior ad
yantaEes.
The subscriber soicits the pa,ronac. Of Parents and tnard
ian, whom he give unquestonate testimonials from
former patrons -.
cula may be obtained by applying at i3 Nassau.t New
where with the Principal or one OF NE
Teachers. be had day dung the present month Or
should they be IN, hose who leave their Cara WI" e
waited upon their residence. 1900,
CYRENUS JONES, Principal.
" B-Early application the next Session vii com
th, hrSs Monday in Nav an n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORh
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE CALLER i,

CJTHeT " O!V1deCHI ana L "''1'' ''
third do0r.
WHERE may be had MISIATu KES "hch ioi oea.i
w Of color, tone and effect; can Al aI iilnes c0ine
themselves and II not superior are equa 70 an! Ia
fc ensc but lcaves his pictures 70 the cIlcisus ..
jus, and intelligent public, who as wen a. sl.ss a
invited call 81 ,hs Gallery before gong
warranted 10 c~e sa;i.iActlo a' cocCe n most beau
tifu manner. and In which de7ai asat Nr. d. Goes 80
superiority It being filed BY competent a''e =, "a
person. Taken N al kinds OF weather HUN a. "a 49,
P. ". D.- y.
..The American Institute awarded First Premium 10
NJ 2. Brady a, the late Fair.
i.sn' ~ ~eH0Ns "a e+NN' s'''- - ". p BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
nISASTERS

DISASTEKS.
The brig Vandaer. Brown. fin Portland for Guayaua' /
r. on the 7h inst in squa i'm Sc. lost torctepmast and
topcallan,mas, mano nairsa royal and fore top
mast staysa stern boat, &c Put into Boston TO repair
damages.
The schr Vintage at New London piekedup sunday eve
ming the CAPTAIN and three men belonging the slcop
Gem of wcsipost, which had been capszed short time
pre- viousin sQuall from the NV.