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STARR5S CAMPRINE LAMPS.-Aflcr =

- M - Am = - Nv " LAMFS.-Aucr
~ fair trial of w. H. STARR's Patent Camphinc
Lamps, am convinced they have no superior il
5rilliauCyand economy be considered. Being anx-
ious to afford as much light possible to tn Pub.
lie, have consented to act as A gent for the man
uiaCturcr.
have received variety Of the above LAMPS,
to wit: Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful patterns. which will sd II 1T the manu-.
lecturers prices. In many parts of the CITY Of
New York these Lamps nave supcrccdcd the Gas
Light. (Julv7, WILLIAM REID. Norfolk
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g WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor a
y. Law Portsmouth, Va
Nty- Office in Bourke's New Building, High street
where he will be pleased TO all persons havin o.
business in tho line of his profession. Sep Is
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THE CHEAPEST e.
BEST ROUTE TO THE
PASSENGERS FOR STAUNTON.

Inc Packet Boats for stanton leave Richmond
very Monday, "Wednesday and Friday afternoon
~ O'Clock, passengers going to Sauntou Ivy lea
ing Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornlngs in the Jewess, Capt. Sutton. will arrive
III suihcient time 10 take this comfortable and ex
peuitous route, being only ~ miles staging. Pas.
ssge and Fare to S!aunton by .his route from Nor
t lS 80, whole expense S. from Norfolk to Staun
on, 81 25 less than by Louisa Railroad at S5.
n lckcts throughout can be procured ON board the
aver Boats. DICKSON & MALLORY,
June is Agents, J. r. Steamboats,.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

VTNHE Steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt JOIN DA-
Il Wis, leaves Southgate's Wharf, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Morning, at hall past
O'Clock, and Steamer ALICE, Capt. THes. SKIN.
NER, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday Nor
ming, at same hour, each boat touching at all the
intermediate landings on The River, and connect
with the Bay steamers daily that passengers GO
ing South can go without detention.
Passage and fare (from and after the LIST Novem
,6er0 from Norfolk and to and from Richmond and
Petersburg, So 90
Passage throughout to Weldon, Sc co.
Oct 81 DICKSON & MALLORY.
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When sent by mail the terms are s. for twelve
mo nhs, So so for six months Sl 20 Tor three
mo aths.
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TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
10 subscribers, TEN CENTS PER WEEK, pay
abls to the CARaIER, to whom alone they are re-
spoasbe for the amount due at the expiration OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
Al,I)R ESS
or THE wRtG STATE CONVENTION
To ne peepie Of Vermont:


f. How Cuiz"ns The las, nd lresS sub.
mlu,d ll you on M occasion like the pres.
mt WAS l,surd under circumstances Of
great intrinsic interest, md nj a rrisls prer.
nan, with hop and f"a'sol mos absorb.
ing and a9itatlng character. II cmAnal,d
from convention numerous beyond oil
former dome sllc proceed NJ, and unsurpassed
IN the patriotism AID intelligence of its mem.
hers, and II Was p-omu gated on the eve Of
M rlccllon more important Than any that
had occurred since the formation oi the gov
ernm'nt, both because II WAS destIn'd 10 nj
feet the Interests OF an lncteas' and still IN.
cfeasing population, aud bccnuse 1t 'nvolv.
I'd the triumph or defeat no, only Of often
disputed principles, bat OF new strange and
aiming schemes OF national policy md
sccliona agrsnd But though the
stake was great, and the prognosics were
Threatening, yet such vas our conn i"ncr
IN the intelligence AMI lncoruplIhl!nr Of
the American people, that we secretly
/ permitted ourselves 10 doubt the success OF
our canse, the dr-lsire victory OF the pr'n-
clples hr which Ne were contrndng, and
Q ilF ~ Itlhl " INV hhi'''' '''''N''r
which though acting in combination, a.
/ greed in nothing bit their common hos'il'.
i'yto 10 MEASURES Of The Wing parry, mud
the statesmen who eaea ,trd them
/ But IN these snlicipa'ions wc hAv" been
Disappointed The long iried stability oi
our oun people I'D us to r-rose 4 ehn,r'n'
! LI. coa6d-oee IN IN. frtnn--s and wisdom
I NJ III. crizen. Of Other states ~ hi-h tie =
\ ', nj shows To have heon unhapplly IT e.
( r'ae.d abd whils th- he-m@n ~ Vermont
have ahund,u,lv redeemed their oppressed
and Implied pledges We hsve whn"sed
v i,h modification and alarm, The d'feiion
ri numerous .iser states wh'eh every con
s,ders'inn OF scIf Ia,rrer and pairio''e duty
-nidhd Us 10 CONT - our own and M
eonsequen, triumph Of the assorted esbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
SCHOOLS.

EAToNTowN SOCIAL T>sTiTUTE--A number
- C.tIrerS iaE aSSccte. themselves too me parose
Of zs:atlishins Classical school embracing supso- arla-
:sEes for scal, moral zad Thvsica Improvement rave
srccs uPo= sic about rIe frca the village Of Eaton
stsa, etics clleula:c aorouaotl,e tvo lrncTet
FuTS and The Buildings peculiarly adapsd tor Sos.s
q all a--s
The location !. II ts township Of >h0-ssonr the Stage
Read. 80 mic. from ta1a ait mile f-crl k1ioG-
Landing nd 5rr Tiles from Fed Sank, wher Ste,ri-
boats py daily the % Fulton ard CaihsHeS ee:s
Il three mules from ,he celebrated W.tsrcsPace Of Long
Brunch
ne branches taGsh; clcaei sve soand practical
Education qualify the SJudent business. 20
study any profession enter .zy ClasS ls College
IL KS location h- sct attention Y9ld ihysct well
eatal improvement; gives his Institution superior 2c'
F1nts.es
'ns whom Ne aaegs-tcudse :e,mcaisi. froH;
former patrons.
Further pa.ticulas o. zny information reued and Cir
cu- 1lr Obtained BY aPlyiug II i5t N.ssAus- New
ok herr Interview wa; The PRINCIPAL of the
Teachers Re had any GAY daring the present ronih
should ih-v be hos who leave theiT ClEG Will lie
waited uioG II their residence -
SB-FsTl- application. the Session Will COM
r1srcs on thu first Nionirr n Nav ap2 n
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Ew.YoRTs THURSDAY MORNING. APE3gJ. 3 Isi5.
unrd.-Arz r~s.i

Seventeenth W SrG----E= t-N--ils OF TIE O-l'-
ocratjc Wing Electors Of t- Seat=tcth Word. held It The
Hear Gay Hozze ecrner Of Areas aat FiE';sset, ca
o-dsy evening". March zt:h 1855 5=r tie =r.t Of ;e
Nominating COMMITTEE the Foe HAMILTON FISH was
called 70 preside; -ss1 Gro Il FANz-iS aa aCsfFsEEr
e. FERIEr zssis:,a;s .zd JosETa c ?SeSSrr sd I'd
WARD c DE-,yAx appointed S-cEe;z-iez-
The call t meeting h-vins esa read AID approved 5sa-
edic, Lewis il CSC behalf Of me Nominating Commute
pre;eaied the following nouiiaa:ions:
For Ald-r-a7a-JACOB ACKER-
Fo- Azs;s;,at 4 lde--asn-yv iLLiAN fElLLl?S-
For ASse=sory-EDWARD DAY TON, JOSEPH StA-
= For cslaa,a,;as!es-cHARLEs A MISSING, JAMES
For lnsT-c:ors Of EIee:ioas-Eirz; District; JOIIN E
MICH ISAAC CHAPMAN. Second Dsirc;. J.tSE2E
C.FINCNNEY. TALMA Hi I. Third District Et.Aki
:. 3IPLEY, NEKRTlN p BREE-.;R. r arih Dss;Eie:.
Philip l. IJ-F JOSEPH KEN. Fifth tls.1c.,
JOHN : FOLEY. DANIEL H BURNETT. M =
GRAHAM HoUSE-SEw ARkASGEMENr.-RoS-
WELL. G1SS Informs HIS friends end the poe that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT. known
az the Graham House. - B4rcaystTae BY aiding 10 il
The atjo inc house. and = prepared 10 accommodate ES-
ssnt OF permanent Boa-ie-s ihe ost favoase terms
All friends Of Temperance desiring quiet hoTe am es
dom rom The fumes Of alcohol and tobacco, ae invited 70
patron.ze this house. The Vegetable System win INC
choices: selection OF fruits &c which the rrket affords
Will Ne strictly adhered 20. but table viii e serves. ior
tho wis prefer the ordinary mode. or mixed diet.
Groom Shower. Warm and Cold Ga;hs. re-
o5tf ROSWELL cess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SiLiMANDER
Ia SAFE.-W4Tanted dr., well as Ere and thcft
proof-Ihc following certificates from o! the most
respectable merchants and Others in the city OF Newer
leans, establishes their fire proof qualities beyond al
doubt:
1.-THE undersigned have this day witnessed The trial Of
one OF Elch's Improved patent Sal1anGer safes IN the
furnace OF the sea Bird.
1.-The Safe placed In the furnace At 10 minutes after
II O'Clock A. NJ and remained there three hours Constant
Is exposed the intense heat that cend be created
by the use Of pchpine aud cottonwood. II was then
taken 20 the store OF Mr. Rchs agent in this city and
opened when they found that the contents were neither
burned nor scorched and that the woodwork bore no a
pearance OF having been exposed TO fire.
the undersigned convinced that this safe WIS sub
ected TO greater heat than could possibly exist the bum
ing of any building In this city, however combIstiLe It's
contents and hey therefore have hesitation in saying
that Richs Safes eminenty against the risk %;
are under any circumstances whatever.
SEw-ORLEASs. 18th June, 1874.
Jerome Il. Ballad, Master Of steamer Sea Bird
John Hoey, Fire Inspector OF Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
Thos. II. Chenowi:h, Joseph Grant,
R.McGregor, D. H. staGfer,
A c. Labatt, Benjamin 3. Cook,
Rene II. Brunei.
One Of our customers sa-cd $4,000 In enc OF Eich
Safes although the burglar had SIX or eight hours 10 Try his
skill on the lock.
The ABOVE Safes are sold in this city OILY by
A. $. MARVIN. Agent for the Manufacturers.
so3yc llsi Wafer street.
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Principal office ror the of the genuine Peters Vegetable
% k',lfn Nork nj m



NOR THE PILES Are ron afflicted with Pilese
L Try. then. without delay, Doctor uTham'5 Veg
etable Elecuary best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result OF n
thorough medical education and complete knowledge Of
the disease for which It is recommended The most ri-
unlphant success attends its administration.
Read tina following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street, seriously afflicted
with Files great her suffering that, 20 use her own
exprcssion life BURDEN Tor four weeks she had seen
attended by eminent Physicians, without
the least benefit Satisfied that II was az aggravated case
OF Piles prescribed The Electuary two boxes were used
six months AFTER the lady called on nc 10 prescribe
for another complaint, and then informed ne that she was
perfectly cured Of the Piles by the two boxes and had ex-
pcrenced no return since.
Mrs resiinqin Grcenesreet called on me last spring
saying, she had been affected with Piles for two years
accompanied by pain in the side, papita:!on OF the heart
scse Of srashness TIE chest, and oppression,
she was unable lie down without eerating the head and
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
of suoca;ion followed by cough. ~ using one box of
the Eecuary pain in the SIDE patation and oppres-
sion ccasei she could lie down without Inconvenience sd
the Piles partially removed, and second box made
d complete cure, the great qualification OF the patient
IN this City by tho pV;rlr oHtg regularly edu-
Gated Physician confined 10 office Practice Tor the treat
ment OF CHRONIC DISEASES No. 1SS Bowery. Medical
advice relation the above or any other complaint
gratis. Price Of the Eecaayy dollar. = !te7henbe
that the Eectnay is INTERNAL REMEDY. nrd not an
erterRol application, and sold al 1856 Bowery, four
doors above Spring st. Office hours from A NJ to9 r
3In-
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LEWIS FRANcIs,
CyRr. H. LoUTrFL me- Wv


HUNTS PATENT NoN.EvAPoEATlNG INK
II STANDS-1hs article need only ~ used 20 be appre
cilted Its novelty IL preventing the gyapond
stands The difficulty experienced from the setting oi sedi
yery insertion OF tie yen so completely disiurh the fluid
prevent such settlement from king acc 1t likewise pre-
serves the rno,t delicate yea Fer sole By
FRANCIS y LOUlREL,
al wv Manufacturing St5tioHers. y .hiGen-iane.
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BURNAP s. BABC0CK,
COMMISSION
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. a3 JOHN-ST.

CHEAP ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
- Cap ard Letter Paper ruled and plain from 50 70 s. ger
reau Books Of Bill, Of Lains Shipping Recei7,s: Notes,
Draft. &c great VARIETY WrapPmS raper Tor flohs SIX
Labels Blank Clr4s Quilts WATERS Pencils, Steel Pens lax
aud Fluids; Croon Carrne Ink sureoEto any Red ink III
and all articles usually sold by sitoners AT very low
Account Book, manufactured order in The best style Of
rticula a;,ealon given 10 the Binding OF Libraries, Pc
rioSissls, Music. SC.
Cards Circulars Bill Heads Notes Checks, Drafts anc
Receipts printed order AZ the loves; rates
Manufactures OF Francis celebrated hqrto1 Letter
lier by which the Letters itsn and COPIED the SAME
time FRANCIS Y Lou TREL.
Manufacturing Stitioners. 2 MsItea Lane, between
william and Gold streets " y
LEWIS FRANcIs,
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PAPER.
COIMISSIOY- PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No. 81 JoES-STREET.
- L. CLAYTON & SONS are in constant receipt OF
Il. Papers adapted 20 every branch OF the trade en-
bracing an Usually large assortment Of Blank Cooks Cap
and Letter Writing, together with every description OF
News and Book Printing, Cuored Paper OF iedum and
other Sizes Envelope Tobacco shoe and Tea, Straw and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth in great variety
six and Log, Tissue, plain and coored. &c SC Besides
Straw Bonnet Trunk and B1ndbox Boards, Press Papers
&c &c nlh26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

SkSrRscEp.-Dr. Adolph, husband OF Madame
Adolph, of fortune telling noto.ey, has been sent
enced 10 six months IN the Penlten,iary al Boston,
for an attempt 10 seduce Amanda Cannon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

,DKEPAEAIuRT (BotkDl&Gl SCHOOL, Middle
L TOWN, conn. d. Il. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established IN 1885 Sessions May 18th and
Get, l5h continuing i've months. az $50 per session.
Thorough preparation oF college or business ard person
al attentions are secured pupils fully in The riost
extensive sch-o;s Lads from SewYoEk arc placed III
chars Of careful person. golHg and returning. Circulars
n 81 Ma. Set-street and Ia Broadway. G23y
DOAKDING SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPlLS.-hemT-
D stead Seminary Herfsteld, l.. branch OF the L
Railroad miles from Bro0kiy4 Terms from SieJ 70 $50
1vrar Circulars J. j j. Cb.abeFiinS, South william
s-.l iso A. Sswmans Book 100 Broadway. re
PRINCIPAL during tn month Of Apn al IS nassau ~ Sum.
rnsr Term comnencgs llr first Of MAJ;
NIB Pm $ATEA$iE,!. DUNN :. u Princi.sl
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EErrAT1nN

REV. r. I. HUDDARS'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Fourteenth St. between University Place and Fiih Avenue
rTEIS Establishment prepared Tor the reception 81
L BONRDEtS No e1ienss has besn sp.-d 10 render u
c1mals:- well arranged school Tor boys has been built
expressly for me purpose Intended under the direction Of
tire architects the city aud MIR hnddtrt mas Srsa
satisfaction presenting MS Fneads aud the Public
sstitioa IN which requisite for IKE accommodation
convenience aud comfort OF his pupils combined and nen
as the experience many suggested The Situation
perhaps the eligible which could have h--n selec.d
for the purpose regards sah and facility Of access Ill
the avni-s Of the and Professors
available whlst ths eGshs ot COUNTRY residence gained
b. the dooE athletic which can be enjoyed Ia the
spacious play ground.
Further information 70 ccurss Of study, ard other
particulars Parents may be ob.'atd appica
" - $50 al NiIVSS srn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

PROGRESSIVE pgMocRAcy.-ln recent number
Of the OHIO Statesman is an elaborate vIndlcauon
of Dorrisni, which lays 1t down as great tunda-
mental principle and self eviaen, truth Of American
Liberty
That the only legitimate government is tina: which IS
established by the government; and where government
exists established by the sovereignty OF the people he
norty OF The he Gs resident ei;eHs hare isdceasi-
sdnedou1ed rlgM 10 7a government FOR De setTi'y
cfaaely rgh.s'
This is rich, decidedly, A great fundamental
and selfeyident principle OF American Liberty is
that majority OF irhite male adult resident citi
zens has right 10 form government for lis own
security, Truly splendid Improvement on Inc
Declaration OF Independence Il Is really Pro
gresslve Democracy.
When the resolutions favorable 10 the AnneSa-
non of Texas were recently before the Democratic
Senate OF Maine. the following was proposed as
amendment by Mr.. Holmes:
Retofrca, That consider Democracy based upon
eQaa rights; and recognizing the fundamental principle Of
our institutions that all born free and equal tits
me n.erocs duty Of Texas abolish Slavery throughout
mo country and when annexed. become free
This excellent resolution was rejected b. vote
OF yeas 5, nays % The three voting in the
affirmative Were Wings The Democracy OF Maine
Is quite equal to tina, Of New Hampshire.
tBost. Libera,or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Homes Il HALLS CHASGEAELE SAFETY LOCK
~ This LOCK can, the will OF its posscssor Re CHANGED
make millions Of locks oB of one, so that neither
the maker sy other person has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public thai
he ss purchased OF his partner VIM Hall Of Boston Mass
his halt IN The Patent Right in the above lock This locs
is owned and Will IN tuu-e be manufactured only by
H. c. JONES, at his establishment IN the city OF Newark
Nj And b. this advertisement, would notiiy al per-
sons not tonTge his Patent Right. The subscriber has
been 20 great expense manufacture and 10 sell the
above lock much less price according 10 the size than
can be bought IN the United States And ne weult farther
state that his lock hiss been picked nor opened with
out the true KEY tina, locked T. Will be seen by the many
trials that II ha, undergone different times with re-
ward $500 any person who world open II fairy b
no ore has been success and II IS warranted IN all
instances net 10 &c; of order while in use which has
been groa; annoyance 20 many who have used locks Of
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes, prs
ors Expresses and Custom Houses which have been Se
er.y adopted and give full satisfaction. II c. JONES,
itT 3rl av-isc Patent Lock Maker. Newark. y. j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

PAINFUL AccioESr,--We learn that Scotchman
Of 10 name OF Smith, employed In tie Tarvle Factory
had his right arm caught IN the machinery on Friday last
by which il was torn entirely o half way between the
hand and elbow, and the hesh taken to ;he elbow
Hartford ConrarI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

pr ysrd Hearth Rugs able and Piano covers BED ana
Window Furniture eleaHsd ayet s1d Tssef 1f;tss ors
Silk. c-aned dyed Shaws cIease 1nd tae
b. Er<ch process known oaiy 70 ne
Silk altered coaIs vated AZ 50 eta tipt5 % cts
a2lw- T SMITH, 70 Allen s. near OEsnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

~ TEOMPSoS'S TBUsSES, Once Is Beck
QI~S, man street. Abolt 300 Of the erst physicians
49,, yand surgeons Of sew-York have given their
decided preference 20 this Truss, you can
graduate tie pressure frOE 20 fry pounds on the
rupture WITHOUT bick pad, which does much injury
20 tie IpIe fair thai being the test ties; Of is superb
GRITTY It Is applied days trial gwen and II II does
not lie rupture while performing every Kind Of sI-
erciss or coughing ard give perfect easein word III b
ot satisfactory in every respect, ths money chaerfuy
returned and tbs is the only condition which you
should bay any 1rss permanent cure Is easily effected,
and warranted II directions followed.
Those senus FOR this Truss need only mention the sts
rurtr-ed and the measure rosHd the hips, they grad
nate the pressure salt their Sold whoiesais and
retail AZ Is f}ecSmsii-sr apl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

1sz.,sEezs HUILS TRUSSES.-Notice 10 Kuptursd
n :. 70 PerBons-rersons afflicted with Huptures
"a Smay rely upon the best Instrumental aid the
world afIorss application at tho ottoa,
No Vssy street. either u the agents in the principal
toyyns IN the United stass. BE careful 10 examine tie
back pad Of i1ls rasss to G they endorsed by
Dr. lin Ia Writing s0ne genuine, 10 be relied upon
81 good, without his si,Hlture
MANI persons haze undertaken 10 vend limitations q
Hun. .brated TTbss and thousands are Imposed upon
20 consequence Tsss limitations cannot be relied upUn
they are made by gn.kf mechanics, and are no better
han tic ordinary Tn.sses.
Raus have been !ed up q; NO Vesey street, e1ciu-
,iye Tor des having separate entrance from The busi
res department. where female is in constant attendance
-, yy,i- moor ratIeutp nal n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

BOARDING SCuOOL-uVING INSTITUTE, TAKar
- Tows, y. Y.-wILLIAM p. LYON, A. ". Princi.
pa.-Summer Session VIII open on the lst Of aiay.
To those who desire place AZ Boarding School,
EQUAL # SUPERIOR any. IL has been IN success
m operation years The location, delightful and SD
ubrcu, IS convenient OF from the CITY Tie edi-
fee Is conmodlou, and comloab!c-:he play grounds
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
efficient hut mild, resembling that Of well regulated
Christian amy-and day scholars received TO coun-
tcrac: The salu;ary influence OF family trimming.
The system OF instruction isdcsgued not merely 20 ad-
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied but 10
ceveope and the JUDGMENT, 10 elghten the IN
ers;Gndng form the habits, and TO give moral and
useiul direction 20 the inCllnatois.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions patrons &c. Will he found IN the pamphlet ccu
Ter OF the institute had application at the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Aston House and laynor,
IS Bowcry.
Reference, b. permission to The following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irvins, Esl.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. \. Senate
Hon. Culian c. VerplsEck.
Capt Alex. Sidell Mackenzie, L. 5 Y.
Nathaniel q. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytowr.
Francis Hal, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. c.
Bryant, Esq. George T. frbe, j. r. Van Rensselaer, NJ.
u. Harper & Brothers, Sew-Io.k City.
the following who have beeu patrons:
Rev II W Hunt. Zebebee Cook, Jr. Benz L der,
Rev L VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving.
Rev Thos Barch, Jas Hsyt, Thee Reese,
Rev J Deyyirg J I. Mott " Knevels,
Rev j S.weI c Dusenberry. J. Denisou,
RyvAF saleck BLEip, Geo Clinch,
Rev Or West, ParTnony, II Cl4pp
DIR Jos Scrbner Vim C Boggs Benz D crush,
Rev d Bahcocs, Van Noorhls, Campbell,
4 2 Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W Ounham
Elisha Morrell Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pncknoy, Gen G. II striker, II haynor,
Lhas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac AdElaice,
J Ches erman, BIZ WheclTrisht, Thos Pattisor
Robinson, " Van Antwerp VI Ecs. $50 Jfn