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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

DY ORDER OF the Hon Jacob c. Lansing, Supreme
ID Court Commssioner Notice ia hereby given ihai an al
tschnent has i.snei estate Of Saiaas-
sccnding debtor proc. made 10 ihs sac Commits
soner pursuant direction Of the statute concerning
Attachments against sbsconding coucealed or nonres
dent debtors. and the will be sold Tor the pay
eni his debts unless the said debtor shall appear and
months from the publication OF this notice. and 'hsi me
payment OF any debts delivery OF any property be-
longing to the said debtor TO him for ais and The Trans
fer of sy PROPERTY By him. for any purpose whatever are
forbidden by law snd void. Dated February TO- 1916
l7flawSm C. c. PARMLEE, Any for attaching creditor
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OFElCE OF THE NEW-YORk and Erie Raj

nFFlCE OF TIE NEM-fURh end Erls , hsil'
Oroad Company No. 50 Wsllsi New YORK. 18Th Marcn,
ls+S-NoSice hereby given thai proposals. VIII be recev
ed until the 10 Of April next Tor the Grazing Masonry and
NewYork Erie Rslrosd extending from Chester Depot
In Orange county the village OF New distance OF
about IL miles.
The pro6es estimates and specifications are IN the
ONCE OF the Company the village OF where all
necessary information viii ne given either ov TIE subscriber
or by Mrssra Sss Seymour aud L. Standcia, Civil En-
etneers The viii De divided into sections averaging
mile in 9Th and proposals Will bs received either st
Newburgh or city OF Ne~York for grading The whole
or any part By order OF the President ind Drectors
T. S. BROWN Chief Engineer.
rn2N
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Goal.

Goal.
PRICE REDUCED. BLOSsBURG COAL,
SNILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers. at such places
w az they desire 10 the city Sc ton, or 81 per chs
dron Orders received yard No 50 Beihunest near
Washington. New-York, March 9th, 1916.
mis- lm+ WM MARTEN, agent
DEACH ORCHARD AND LEHlGH COAL at
i Reduced Prces-The subscriber is delivering In supe-
rior order first quality of the various kinds OF Coal at
The lowest market price JOHN CROLlUS,
2lI Greene-st Amity-
Ordara Desn trh Po attended milo t2teod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

- LAND on THE HUDSON, at Yonkea-For
~ sale, Farm Of eighteen OF land the Eas
bank of the Hudson River, In the town OF Yonkers
New York. and mills Of The village and landing, be-
which nod New-York steamboats, ply regularly Tex
coping in Winter four times day. The land IL good, and
The house. which Is and conmodous, 10 built IN the
modern style, with wide piszzas in front and rear From
son, extending the Highlands and down across The
bay Staten Island. The neutrality-suspicious. oil
pe,e order and The cshouse Is now filed with ice. There
excellent well of upon the place. quite near The
bouse Upon II also slsge number OF selected fruit and
ornamental treeg 1, 10 well calculated for genleulans
residence The above will be sold cheap Adjoining the
absve The North and also upon the river are twenty
acres OF land without buildings which will be sold with the
above or separate from it, If desired. Apply TO
ruhao If WH. w. SCRUGHAM, Yonkers-
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Adler, ].
Adams, J w
Abbot, Asahel
Aldrich, z T
Algsrin, d Luis
Alban, l.
Alexander. Robt +
Alvord, C ?
Ailertop, Geo jr
Allen, Wentworth
Capt. .
Allen, Joseph K
Alleyne. Captain
Austin, Ben ismin
Aschmann, Il
Amman. Daniel A
Anderson, Alex'r
Ayres, J
Audras, VIM
Acknowledgements
Arbuckle, George
Billing, J A
Billings { Co
billing, L
BnlspgekSylveste
8ibeghons. S II
Brishin, John Bal
Brinley, j S
Bliss, Amos w
Bliss, Samuel 8
Brock, Michael
Bolles. William
Brooks, Daniel
Brock, George
Booker, VIM Ian
Boiling, Francis
Browne, Wm r \
Boutwell,, David
Bose. Peter
Brown, J T
| Brown, Nathan
Bond l. fiingena
Brown, Samuel. .
Brown. Joseph D
Rroughsrn, John
Boyd, John
Buckingham, B y!
Buckhout, Jacob
Bruton, W
Burges,Nehemiah
Busnham. Geo w
Buffers, T r
Barton. Henry
Blunt, Thomas NJ
Bull, Charles
Burnett, J M
Burnett, WIN
Burnhsm K Weltc
Burns, Peter C
Bunker, John Cal
Byrnes. Andrew
Bryan, w n
Dryer, Ioseph
! Brady, ?
| Brady. Robert
Blsckley, 8 l.
| Bradford, Eoenex'
Bradley, Chss w
Blsckmer, Geo A
Brandt, Henry
Bramson, T
| Bailey, fsrael
! Brsod. Michel
Balm, Dudley w
Brakeman, Agin I
| Ball K Co
Blakcsley, VIM
Bailey. Geo w
Branch, Samuel
Bailey. C NJ
Blake, Arson
Bardgley. A
Bsrrieh. VIM
Baker i Co
Barlow, Richard
Barrows,C ornehr
Barrack, WIN
Bapdelos, Elvhe.-
Breckenridge, d,
vid A
Becker. Barney
Beaver. Il D
Beckwi;h. G CO
Blcker, George
Beach, Homer 2
Beall, JesseT
Bean, II L
Bedwe!l Geo w
Besrse, Warren !
Selden, James NJ
Bennett, Gsorge
Bennett, John
Brewer, William
Schmitt
Bergeuzsun, Chas
Aagusie
BENSON, Joseph
Srewer, William
Berg. Daniel
Benson. Georges
Bending. Peter
Belts. B F
| Boil, Herbert
| Brewster, w w
| Bennets Henry
I Seoton, John Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
the .ucserbers under the 6r OF Clark Allen,
was Dissolved the sd day OF March last by mutual con-
sent Dated New-Yosk, April Sd, 1876 B. 4 CLARK,
ss ST. NV. ALLEN.
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.S36{,5SI

Thus far the sales tho Milwaukee Land Office for the
present year. are double those In the corresponding
months OF last year. Tho increase at the Green Bay Of
Ace has alao been very considerable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COMPA-
Nv having cnrnnlenc-d nnarainna iheir works

THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COMPA-
NY having commenced operations az their ne works
al Gloucester New Jersey, near Philadelphia, are now
prepared make for every description OF Cotton
Machinery; also Slide and Screw Engine Lahes, and all
other Machine Shop Tools which they pledge themselves
viii be superior In quality and workmanship and al
able prices
They likewise prepared TO furnish all kinda OF Cast
ings Including Steam Pipe for warming buildings, at
short notice. Reference to Sitter. Price Co. Phsdelphia
Address J. COOKE SITTER, Treasurer,
25f 2aw2mr Gloucester New Jersey.
IUBBAKD's pAPEKS-HUKNAPl BABCOCK,
IL No. 43 Johnstreet, offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured By the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post Bank Qnarto Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super
Tinted Plate Paper; Cclored lnpertalf
Coored Royal, thick and Thin.
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums, Royals, sc. Lc-
B. have also on hand very extensive assortment Of
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Pspers. They arc also
.ok agents Of the genuine Patent Enyeop Paper.
Printing Paper OF any size and quality made 10 order
short nnrc~ WI osv"od
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OMclEI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADVERTISED IN THE TRIBUNE sr SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

3ls ind be Il fxytier enacted
And an advertisements made under iha orders Of the Post!
master General In newspaper newspapers, Of letters
uncaed for In any Post Office shall be inserted In the paper
or papers OF the place where the Office advertising
may be situated, Aaving He largest circulation
TEer Post Office Lam, passed March s. 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

On FOR SALE, or Exchange for City Property-6iO
in Missouri. L, purchased In 1885 from Govern
meu end selected for the present owner who has Govern
nenl deed for IL The Taxes all paid 10 this year
survey the land has been made Address box 1910 p o.
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6ar0mare, Sc.
HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, 40.

HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, 40.
OSBORN LITTLE, Importers and general dealers In
" Ergsb German and American hardware, Gallery edge
tools &C. So Futonst between Pearl and Wafer ats New
York respectfully invite the attention OF country merchants
tani and farmers and Others making their Spng pur-
chases their very extensive assortment comprising eve
~ thing In the line all Of which offered at the lowest mar
ket orices for cash, or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails locks, latches
Butts. SCI ews, knives and forks, razors
Cuttacks, brads and sparables
Pen and pocket knives and scissors
MIL, pit ard cross cut saws, hoes. forks
Shovels spades, scythes and snaths, rifles
Black lead rots and sand crusibles
Pumps for " ellis or cisterns
Scut;h waite, OF Ayre stone for marble polishers
Coorers tools In great variety, of the most celebrated
manufacture such Albertson Conger, Horton Bar
tog, and others
Coopers' iron ives and truss hoops
llouse and ship carpenters tools
Rlacksmhs' tocls. garden utensils
Sutchera tools, cabinet makers trimmings
house and ship builders hardware
ion. brass, copper and steel wire
{ rn23 SpeOd
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gHsuranfe.

DIRE INSURANCE.-The Mutusl Insurance Com
L pany OF the City OF NewYork, Office No. 81 formerly
No. 52) WalRL-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 IN
form The pubic that all claims this Company oecasoued
By the ste disastrous fire. and all other claims, have been
adjusted and paid in full and they deem IL proper TO std
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late osses Company have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHTf-FlVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss dansge
city
The Company commenced business IN 1887, the cid
Mutual System and continued II up the year 1909, when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained,
retaining the original but inappropriate the busi-
of the Company since that period has been based on an
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares of fifty dollars EACH
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. g. McDoNALp Secretary.
NewYork October 24h i54a oS0Heod
MARCH REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance
lf1 Company of NewYork No. So Wall This lnstit.
ton during the month OF March Issued hundred and
nineteen Policies. viz,
To Merchants and Traders So To Mechanics
Manufacturers. Clergyu1en ........... D
Brokers II Lawyers
Ancttoneers Physlcians ..........
Cierks................lol tAmers..... D
Agents ............... 9 Officers Of Z. S Army. 1
Editors. Dentists
Shipmasters.
Teachers ............. II Cashier OF Bank.....
Sexton il Civil Engneers.......
Members of Congress-. Hotel keepers ........
Ladies ............... ~ Students. ............
Total lives insured
i''A ''''' '''' NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAINT HANsAY, Secretary.
MISrUsN Posr. Phvsicisn. 5n4 Rroadwav nj Inn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


4 Ship Catharine, Clave, Charleston, Geo Sutton.
brigs Adebaron Leech, ST Johns, nj. Foster & Nick
Mercein. Neuvtas, Holt & Owen; Nor,heruer, Davis,
Lisbon Badger g. Peck; Home, Mason, Gardiner AIDE
line. Burt Montego Bay, do.
sohrs Leader, Cromwell, Bosson: Cornslia, Bumpas,
HBedford Two Brothers. Richardson. Washington, NC;
N LMcCready, Somers, Philad; Rochester Bingham
Richmond; Josephine, Lavalee Baltimore; Richmond
seavey, Bermuda, Tucker & Liehsbourn; 1uscarora
Dearborn, Richmond McCresdy.
ARRIVED.
Ship North Bend {of Boston.l Spragua frn Hull. Eng
Feb rs ndsc, John Ogden The Is outside the bar
Dutch ship Batavia, w. 80 ds fun Rotterdam mdse,
6ahmdt s. Balchen.
Bark Eun,ress Upton I'm Rio de Janero. Jan o. cot
fec to order. Passed Jan &c Cape FRO bearing WSW
distance 80 miles, an American bark showing blue sig
nsl with white square In the centre. Spoke Feb la
"a 40 s. Ion 81 L. Rr brig Energy I'm Liverpool for Rio
Grsnde. 2lss Cape st Rogue bearing NV, distance 81
rnes ship Helen, from Sandwich slsnds for Sag Har
bor March G. LAT l6 so. Ion Sc So ship Bowdtch Crow
ell So DIS fun Liverpool for Noresns. l&th lat % Sc or
on 81 l2, posed ship Scotia steering West
Brig Smith Tutte, Bush d. I'm Gaudaloupe, in bal
schr Nancy Bishop Blshop 90 de I'm Port su Prince
coffee to SHIELDING & Ferris. Left brig Hayti. Cults
hence arr March Is; Palestine Green, Of phad from
md Tor New Orieans the only American vessels IN port
Cspt reports lt all quiet at Port au Prince when ht
sailed. '-d = 500
schr Trimmer Dyer. fin Absecom Beach, cotton, &c
hom wreck of chip Edgar.
Schr Charles McCurty, ds from Calais, Me. lath. e
Smith Boyatcn.
Sehr Trumpet Ames fm Thomaston. lime to master
Schr Perseverance, Spsu!ding, fna Thomaston, lime
Schr John, Vanzsnt, from The Wreck of ship Edgar.
cotton 90
Schr Flora, Jenkins Plouaouth Mass, fish.
Schr CsPe Cod Baker, Provincetown, FISH
Schr Marietta, Merry, foston rndse TO Atkins.
Sehr Black Hawk. Ksley. NBedford ballast
sshr Kanahaws, Frisby. Tnomastop. lime.
sehr Pearl -.4 ds I'm Lubec, Me. plaster, to Brett
Il Vose.
- aes SAILED,
Ships Forester Mstsnzss; Persian. NOrleans. Bark
psncsta. Boston Brigs Gapge,, HOrleans; Jefferson,
DO; Pocahontas. Wilmington and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

% NUTICE-A BARGAlN.-A Country Sost and
Farm for sale. the yills &c Of Somervs, Somer
sci Co. New-Jersey.-Said Farm consiss Of rs acres
OF Land Is OF which, wood The buildings ali new
and built within two year,-House erd Barn both built By
days. work and Of The best material The House Is built IL
the cottage style 81 by IS fee, 'front.' ball through the CENTER
par,ors finished with marble msncis, piazza 81 feet fr nj
and IL feet down each sidetogether with anObssrvatory
OF said House. two story kitchen in tho and
ar under The whole Of The main building with pantes and
all tagged through in the best The Barn 90 feet
long and painted whte-Cssge House, Ice House. &c
Also, grea, variety Of Fru OF all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with quantity OF Etrubbery
The premises lie within ur hundred yards OF the country
Seat and about quarter OF mile of tbs Railroad. Tho
Their particulars inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor Of
ths National Hotel No. 5 Cortlandt-st New.York
Of fsod CHAS WYKOFP.
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List Of Letters Remaimng in the NY. Post Once,
Saturday, April A:
w Please neation The DATE of The LIT IN ratsh thy
are advertised LADIES' LIST

are G1o<y7tseo. 4AOAG
Ashby, Mrs
Atkinson, Mrs (6th-sv.)
Adems, Emeltne r
Arnold, II c L
Anckrim, Elizabeth
Agin, Catharine
Barpston, Mrs
Bsrihelmy, Madame
Blaney,J
Bacot, Charlotte
Blaze, Cathsrlne
Bremao, Eliza
Bern. Mary
Bell, Martha
Berry, Era
Beard, Emily
Breed, Mrs g
Blrdsall, Susan
Briant, Sarah
Bensey, Betsey
Brown, Julia
Buckler, Maris
Burton, Mary
Burtsel. Anna
Burnside. Mrs
Burr, Patti
BrygoD. Mary
Chambers, Sarah
GALLAGHER, Ellen
Carter, Mary d
Csld u ell, Margaret
Caldwell, Z
Clark, F
Car field, Lydia
Carroll, Anne T
Campbell, Mary
Chrny, Rachel
Conror, Aun..2
Common, Caiharine
Colts, Mrs
Cottlnensm,E lZh
Coyle, Harriet
Cofsis, Nancy
CoInford. Emily
Canton. Cs,harine
Cole, Mary
Cross, Mary 81
Cumm;ns, Z
Curry. Elizsbetb
Churchill, Emma
Cunningham. Mary
Darling, SusnnnRh
Davenport, Fanny
Davenport, c A
Davis, Annis
Davy, Belinda
Dcgraw, Corne'is
Debfo~, Louisa
Dewoolf. Mrs
Dillon, Mrs
Downes, Elizabeth
DOben. Aun
Double, Margaret
Denohc, Mary
Dougherty, Margaret
Duffy, Eleanor
Dryer, Nary
Englishby, Mnrcella,.:
Evans, Amelia
Ellipgwood. Le,itia
Fallon, Ellen
FauQuier, Z II
FSlhDer, J
Farnsworth, l. B
Fleethart. Catharine
Fellows. r T
Fredencks, Maria
Fine, Mrs (48lh-s!l
Finn, Mrs
Fowler, Caroline
Fox, CalSarine
Foster, Sarah
ForTcr. Nj A K
Floyd. Erneiine
eiumbell, Elizabeth
Gamble, Sarah Ann
Cav, Mrs A
Green, Elizabeth
Grant, J II c
Govel, Miss
Gibson, Sarah Ann
G,odey. Charlotte
Gloss, Margaret
Gordon, Juiieite A
Hardy, Mrs John
Handy. Mrs James
Haslin, Catharine
Hawkes., Sophia
Hall. Beatrice
Harrison, l. A d
Hari, Ann G
Heckle, Margaret
Harrington, Eliza
Vulgar, Frances Ann
Hickman, j
Howard. Eliza A
Hoyt. Laura
Hutchinson, Caleb
jackson. Jarette
Jallee, Madame
Jayne, Eliza Ell
Jones, Mary
Jones, EleHnor
johnson, j Fl
Johnston. Margaret
Jones, Mary
Johnson, Susan
Keen, Caroline r
Kent. Ellen
Knox. Sarah
Iauretto, Fanny
Lavel, Mary
LaForrest, S
Lame, Feltcitis
Lablanc, Ann
Les, Msrgaret
Levey, Evelins
Lenuel, Eliza
LeRov, Martha
Lee, n D
Linch, Susan
Lincoln, Maria
Lit,leheld, Eliza J
Lord, Sarah Ann
Lord, Mary g
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Real Estate.

"a FOR SALE-A Farm Of 10 acres, situate about I'VE
miles East OF be City Rocheser-en excellent whea;
farm For PARTICULAR apply to
so lw BLEECkER & VAN DYKE II w.ust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

InUN WARE HOUSE, III Gre.nwich-st-kemey,
Breese Sampson, successors 10 Boorman. Jobnsora
Avn Co., Importers and dealers In Swedish, Russia and
english iron, nails SHIP boat and rail road spikes ivet
ber ron nail rods band hoop and scroll tron and steel OF
a1LinIa 90 6mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

CA VALUAHLE FAKII FOX sALE-Lai-iy the
residence of Nicholas Smith, decreased, pleasantly alt
us,ed the side OF the Rsritan nyer, about Is
miles south OF New Brunswick containing al more
or less consisting of about 80 OF meadows fair pro-
portion of hesvy woodland remainder arabic lend,
large portion OF which IL in high of cultivation and
well wnIered. There the farm good dwelling house
of convenient SIZE barn and other outbudings apple
and peach orchards in fl bearing and variety Of other
fruit The beauty and heslhlness OF It's situation,
richness Of soil and sdapness TO s raising q truck and
peach rees together with proximity the New Bruins
wick and NevYork markets. renders this farm well worth
The attention Of the gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars inquire OF Nicholas Boerum or j.
B. Van Dyke, Esqrs. tho Mansion-House New Bruins
wick; D. w Smith, iel Addaghst Brooklyn, L l; OF
Josiah Smith. Suffolk county. l. l. mig 2m-
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NrV,V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news 10 shippers y
S1rsio and other farm produce. 10 Great Britain
new law having passed ths Leg.sinse sd% ar1n
LIZ az onoo,unitY will be given TO those Who arc co..
IN. 70 sbp 70 the Gissgow market TO open good eos1
ZION with The subscriber who hsa bee - year. IN ne
Ia Trade; and hers has hitherto besn ngus
NV importance. or ~ho bad any practical spo~ecsvs
that trade b Gssgow, better opportunity could rc IN
I'D nv resprctsble bcuses form connection u w
msrket Liberal advances viii be given to shippers.
From the srbscriher's long experisnce and
the srain and provision Tsde and also his senqy q
~ Win The buyers large and respectable Tate ny
c.cuated upon The subscriber begs % rec snPp~ 8
Mr. Alex a. Finisy, Astnr House, Nev-YorL o,..,ov
mig In ROBERT ROB ERTSON. IS 6nioa-sl o.e-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

BOARDING SCBOOt,.-lrvipg institute INry-
ID towu NJ Y.-WTLLIAm P. LYON, A. d.. Principal
Summer sssson commences frat OF May. To those who
desire 10 place Boarding School, the advantages
offered at this institution believed equal not superior
10 any |! has been successful operation eight years
This location deli htfn and saubrious convenient o. &C.
ce.s from The city The edce commodious and comfort
abe-ihe Fairgrounds ample, and disconnected from the
village The government ia efficient but mild resembling
tina, OF we. regulated Chrsn family; and no Day-schol-
ars countersc the ssuary influence oil lam
ily training
The svstm ofns;rucon sdesgned merely 10 advance
and peri the pupil the branches studied hut 10 develop
and instruct the Judgment enligh,en the understanding,
10 form habits and give mora! and Useful direction
10 lhr ucnsions
Farther particulars including Catalogue OF Studen,'
terms. &c will be found ia the circular for this year to be
ba Cd application the institute al the Book Stores OF
Bartlett and Weford, Broadway, Cro~en's, 6oS Broad
way; Ray1ors IS Bowery.
References BY permission to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Hon. Daniel Webster,
Captain Alexander Slidell Mackenzie,
Hon. Gnan c. V-rplanck.
Kev george I guools' Tsrrytown.
Z-bedee Cook. Jr tsq
WIN. Cullen Bryant, Esq.
Francis Ha Esq. New. YORK ChJ.
George T Trimble,
J. z. Van Rensselaer,, III. D.
Harper Brothers, MO oseod
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tskDEuRD SCRUNL

ssEDFORD SCROUL, Wesicheser County, New
ID York-Tnis Seminary situated ia the village of Bed
ford long he publ: Boarding School for
Rows will b. re-opened By original Proprietor, the
rsi Monday in May The hummer OF BoRrders. which
was formerly extended thirty Will hereafter be restricted
constitute his entire charge The system Of ns,rrc
IN and OF discione under which the former Institution
,urisned for fifteen yearI will be fully established In this
and no exerons will be sntng render H. in every re-
spect equally worthy of confidence ard favor.
TERMsThe year will be divided into TWO sessions Of ve
mor,hs each the one commencing the first Monday in
Mey-lhs other the FIRST Monoay in November Each
session followed by vacation Of four weeks Board
far boys between the ages of and fifteen gears ncud
leg washing raendng fuel lights, and co., together with
Tuition In English Studies generally S79 per session. and
in .iiu Greek Fench $50 per session. payable quar-
trry in a-nce parents provide msrress, bedding
,ce books aud stationery No extra charges and No de-
ducton Tor voluntary absence, during school term
Respectable references given and required.
s. L. HOLMES, Principal.
w Bedford Stage and Railroad oce, corner OF Broome-
stree; and Bowery New York NIL law5w'
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PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.

PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.
ErHE SUMMER SESSION OF this Institution will COM
i nence on Wednesday,, May 9Th.
There will few vacancies for Youth OF correct haois
DESTROYS OF improvement
From past experience and the Principals feel
themselves warranted in assuring The public thni Inc rea
sonahle expectations OF their psrOns will be realized
The location and provisions of his nstu ton AFFORD uh
usl,s fac .s for pleasure aud safety In sea bathing
TERNs-SI5 pr session of p weeks for board ana nlon
with use Of books for all English studies
Circulars with may he had at Dodds BOOZE
store Brick Church Chapel N. York OF the Principals
s. L. WOODBRIDGE,
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