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Only ArrIvals OF Produce. Stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

j +. CLiTE5oH, Igcnf.
APRIL 20-Barge Samuel Marsh, Wandell-4l calves
tubs 25 calves Capt PERSON. 80 tons pig iron
Ames tons pig iron Edsail g. Co; 81 tubs butter
Is caves Capt Trlmbe: 80 tubs butter 90 calves
Capt Blake; 81 do do q calves N w Hoyt.
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GENrLEMEN,s LIST.

A DIZZY, \
Adams. Andrew
Alexander. Bastian
A Ian, M,cnael
Alien, Thomas
Alden, Samuel Z
Amhsr-l, J II
AImslts, z
Alien, K
Amernan. Jacob X
Allen John
Alien Francis
Adirel. Z +
Ames \ Co
Alloss-u. s
Aldrich, John
Alexander Ezekiel
Alley. Rev ia
Allen, Capt Went
worth
Arnold, S w
An.ierson, John
Applegtt. Henry
Avery, A and Co
Au-tin. Asa
.Au.tiu, Jeremiah
Sv-riil, w X
Armstrong, NJ N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d
Avery. O,is
Arnold D S and Co
Austin, Benjamin
Anderson. Geo w
Brady, Z
Blades, Su,tavus
Bachelor, C G
Brady, Ludwig
BrSdly 4 M-,calt
Bradshaw, b 4
Rlk-, James
Ss'rd, William
Baker and Bats
Baker, Joseph & Co
Sancker, Everett 4
BALDWIN Charles S
Racop, 5 VI
Bailey. K-ysr A
BALDWIN. 1T
baird Simon
Ri.,s, Ms
Ri.rcS,rd Ns,,.,,,
R.ISw,n I,bnG
sn.r,o pnS.f,
RaiIsrt NIX
B., ins,
Rs,,,sr ,n,s,
Ran. Abraham,
R.rrv -John 4
BAXTER. N G
Bruhsriereierics
Barker. F-Spk,ip )
Bxrusrd, Hon d d
Barter, WmO
Bsul-. James
Brr,d, Joseph
Seehor, &c
ReeAe. Alvah
Besnehamp, esp
Jesse
Reach, Harmon
S!v-krT. Geo NJ
Ssaw-li. George
R>iell, EoS-rtM
Bell. John
Beacil,Aaolf
Beuueu. Js,nesO
Benn-t. George
Bell, Horher;
s-lnIs. Eugene
BSsris. Jrmes L
Ssr,or JShp IL
Rsrry. jAar y
Rhe.iax, BseSmsy
Bel. Jane. Il
Banson, Jw
Ssn~.n,, Rev A {
Belly, J
6elaen ,EPorter..;
Rent James. .
Sin. EawsId A
Ssekneu, John
Bright, Capi
Sigvsow, 4 9
Bird, Francis
Bssa,hn,an, Z + A
SsseNWsshsnstol
Birs. Sea jsm;n
Bocsisncro, D LIt'
Bardrap. Fred
erick W
Soad. Geo W
Rronsoo. A w
Rni,n cbsr,ss
es,shs,, Ion, W
S $3.50 IN ~ - -
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SaA GREAT BARtsAIS.-Fpr sale. exchange
for properly Ia N-wYork vicinity $500
ofhrstrse land, lying body in Rails County Mis-
souri, 100 mites above s! Louis landing, NJ the City
Hannibal thriving piacs-dstsnce from anniba
lapd y miles Ts-r-is Of ws.er
through the lSnd snd II D sad there Is plenty Of coal IN
aI0 I'm. JOHN CONGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

BOARDING SCHOOL a. Milton. Conn. 5. nours SSH
ID frolr this ci,y miles north of the village Sorvsk
stage hour. The subscriber respectfully soicts
call from pare1ls d-suus send c-ir SOS 10 des hifa
country Tegns-7e dollars VI - weeks
References Of ure1crponsle given with circu
lar Please call IS7 6roadway-hcurs 10 10 Z A. NJ, from
I6.h 2s!h APrl, for interview win
ABEL wEITLOCK. PRINCIPAL
REFEsEScEs-Rev. John Smith. Rev. David Fl Short.
Milton. Conn Rev Wn- Il. Bags, EEs.on, Conn; Rev.
H.. .hho;t W--sr,or, Gov, all IG,-
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EATONTOWN INSTITUTE, y. j.-This Insri.
Euts so well known fer lis saubrocs location and it's
excellent for physical health n ready TO
receive pupils for rs Summer Session. |. 10 three miles
from Long Branch and three hours sail from Newly
Civ by steamboat II IS well ventilated and f1rnished
with Shower Baths. Ev-ry pupil aud every clsss have q
separate room II fits students for college, bat NOR.
for the practical duties OF life Psychology ana Natu-
M History Will receive hat attention which heir import
anre demands.
TESMs-S IS TO $50 per year.
The primo pal may The Physiological Cabinet,
1871 Nassau ST. during the present week.
Y Those who would secure place Tor th-r sons In
Tho Institution will do well MAKE esrly spp!sca;ion
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EOk SALE-A ~ ard coas.er, s,sses. sss: coors,
doors, drawers. sh-lv;ng snd pri shor notice
By [sls ini J. LOCKE, Builder, 81 Acn-.t-
ENGRAYER-
IoHN s HORTON, Hst,..ral srd Wiring Er rsver
y No 60 Essszl-s- II
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List Of Letters Remaining in the S.Y. Post Once
Saturday, April IS:

* u ne IL L. foet UWce.
April 10:
ATE Of The Ltst n phteA ta9
> LIST:
Lesser. Mana Il
L-onsrd, Hrs
L:nderm-r, Katharine Bar.
bsrc
Liogh, Miss Rosey
Lpbs-in. Misc z
Lord. Harearer Fl
Lynde NJ So Sarah II
Lyons. Jan. z
Martin, Alkaline
Martin, Rose
n -nuel Jane
H-Iz. Mr., Henry
Mercer. Miss n
Iehan, Ms, Mary
Merrill, Helen
Misgen, Anna
Miller, NJ -rism C
Miller. Miss Doratbea
Mitchell, Niss Cynthia
Monsgsn. Rose
Morris. Eliza
Moore, Niss 3 C A
Numptore. Miss Barbra z
Mnrry. Rose
Mrilener, Rise Mary
Mullslly. Cs'h.rtne
Mnrry, Mrs David
Siles, Catherine @
Sespiti, M'-s Charlotte
Norris. Maria
Eeusel. Frsncisca
Nor,hsll, Miss Julia L
lO'Rn-n. msry
Parker, Caroline A
Palmer, Miss Mary A
Patterson, M.ria
Psttersop, Jane
Perkins. clsris-A n
PM ips, Miss Elizabeth
Pdoce, Sarah Ann
Philips, Nancy
Pool, Serena
Pollard, Ssrsh 81
Pieruon, Miss Julia
Phillips. Bridget
Mcbride, Mrs Felix
McLeed. Catherine
Mcdowell, Margaret
McGill. Sarah
ScGivnR, Ann
Nckeman Ropey
Mckenzie, Mis-. Ellen
Mckinney Mrs Mary Ann
Mscksy, Mir- Elizabeth
Mclaughlin Mics Elem
McNslty, Susan
McMshan, Miss Ann
NcPn-isn. MIRA
Reilly, Bridget
x aioc-Ard or Earl, Anne z
Reilly, Cstharine..2
Ril-y. Arm
r ddle. Eliza c
Richardson, A w
Robinson. F:upice
r. un;ree, Mrs
Robinson. Jane
Ross. Z NJ
Rose. l.
Rprr1ck, Mrs
Roberts. Mile Augusta -
Rui.er. Sarah A
strachan, CRtharine
alrawp, Ms
Stsunton, Sarah A
St-union Charlotte
Stark. Harriet
Sands, julia NJ
Saun ter., Mary
Smaller, jane s
Shenwsy. Rlizcbeth c
Stevens, Lucy Ann, colored
Stephens, ClaIissa
Seaman, J P
Sherwood, Abigail
Seary, Aog-lenor
Sherlock, Mrs
Shepherd, LsurB A
Sricl lard. Mary C
Striker. Eliza
SmiIh, J
8 ith. Elizabeth
Smith. Mrs lsshc
Slowey, Anna
Sutphen, Harriet
Sumnery. Mrs Albert
Tallafeur, Sarah Ann
Tnrnellr,, T antoinelIe
Twist. SsrHh
Kitchener, Priscilla
Thompson, Mary L
Todd. E Elizabeth
rryon, Harriet
rucber. William
vreedenburgh, N j
VhuOrdin, Mrs
Vandubr-ck, Mrs
VunDesl, Mts Theodore
Van VOORHEES,. Maria
Wndlue, Cowser
Wsrd, Sophronia
Ward, Fanny
Ward, Rosey
Ward, Anne
Wallace. Susan
Wead, Mary d
Webi,er, Ann M
Whitaker. Lydia N
Whiln, Mary
Wright ElizaS
White, Sarah
White. Cordelia
Wright, Elisabeth
Whitiore. Margaret
Nimsatt, Elisabeth
Witherel, Z izabe,h
Nil-s. Amelia
Wise, Mary
Wilder, Susan
Win. Ellen
Woodruff. Dad anna
: IL. NORRIS, z. M.
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E4NIIY BOaRDIyC SCHOOL The SGnn-

FAMILY BOARDING. -CHOUL TIns ssnrl-r
So.rc-, school for Bov. md Crs. II K-ni, Com vii
Msy7 1916 k-ci bealihy sec pleasant place,
AID The HcGsaouc Railroad s4ords cas
Twelve BOYS viii De Srd tof College or o-!s studies
adapted pursuits T-rrns-ooac Asc uicon,
$50 per session OF - No -Ire cssfg- ios tuiroc
n he higher branches Th- Principal VII d a. ne S.-
uonAl hotel Nc Ccranc-s. rom he IoIa % NE <-dAr
L .,y wisa for persocal Interview
Reersnce.-Prof Henry DwikhI D D :. Fihs-st Atss
Catherine NJ S-dwick 70 be addressed BY letter 50 Sin
$: or Leun1 Mass NJ Mrs Charles Sedkwtck, L-noI,
A... Th-S,9ore S.iyvick I. Walks; Dr.. Peter Pr.l
&C Lieer.y-s: RcdsticK S-tg wick u Yves; sserston-
p,.ee John slos.or Esq P-eri-s; a Z dA1raa- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

IN TO nIECHANICS--The proprietor OF large
OF excellent Land, and Of severa! lots In one o!
The aour-hi1g ports 10 Texas. wishes 10 dis
pose portions Vi II TO actual settlers To dozen
mechanics industrious business OF good character
h4viug CAPITA OF three hundred dollars
chsnce OF establishing themselves 10 ind pendeoce on their
OWE soil i. now Offered Apply at Is Sun Building en-
trance az SAssan-sI ~ lm-ods
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n's@as RESULak MALL LINZ oetween
-Its---IR BOSOM ana New-YorS. by The fast aud
ss-SaH-z2Srsa splendid steamers OREGON sud kNlCN.

ERBOCHER F., O.
TIN. steamer OREGON. commanded BY Capt \. z. 81
Ichn spd- KNICKERSoCKER. commanded by Captain s.
Thayer Throughout the season from The mrs. DAY
of April In connection with tho StonirsSn and troNisnce
ami Sos,ou sud Providence Railroads, leaving NewfoFs
daily Sundays excepted from pier No Notio hiVes az
1coA VI and S.oringou al O'clock, NJ, or upon me
srrival OF the Mai train from Boston
These steamers unsurpassed IN speed speudor aud
comfort having tch Of them 80 large cImmoious prvas
stat. rooms bcrIhs for $50 persons, beside large p-
vse room. for families aud parties.
The steamers otfcered by the most experienced men,
and win shorten The passage between Naw'fork and bos
ton from IA 10 thereby arriving in ampe Time for all
The iiues from Boston, North snd East.
The OREGON will leave New-York TUESDAY, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Leave sioning icn-Moudsy, "Wednesday and Friday
Thu KNICKERBOCEES will feave Ncv-fork-Moo-
dsy. "Wednesday and Friday.
Leav. SIoning Iou-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
BPasrngrrs the arrival ot lhe steamers al so
gon proceed immeiiaiey in the splendid railroad cas-
10 Providence aud Boston without delay aud osg
gse Master accompanies each train 10 Boston, to 'aso
char e OF tae baggage
FSr passage board OF the boat II. pier
No. n. 4. or OF
GEO r., FAIRCHlLD, No. 10 We't.st
u,I or uf mo IL RICHMOND Providence.
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m FINE "a VI on The UnlD KIV-T TOT saIt--II mas
about 10 ucr-s-5p Ia cultVaI!on:he balance good
umber-a large brick house with porico, cellars,
house stable 500 good fruit Trees springs ard
Sr.t well Tbs lace Is very healthy and cheerful
view Of the river miles. The 10 All and DINER
steamboats, daily the door II BINDS on the river
perchss and would for steamboat building, with
launching the largest boais at all times IL IL
mile from Hanover College, ludisua, from Madison IS
from Lou.vle 60 from Cincinust |, would suit well for
female boarding. school twill be sold entire 100 acrer
with the buildings Possession any -. Add.ess (pos
p.d) \ HAYS Madison, Ind. Information may also be
obtained by letter. post prid) or by personal Interview
from the Rev. JAMES KNOX. No. 81 Fourih-ayenue, N Y
u l.,rs,,n /, 81
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ST. AXIS HALL,

ORANGE, ESSEX COUNTY. NEwTEKSET-
RI -4a..ony Ten Brock, i. VI Rector
THE SUMMER SESSION vii. oegic or tae srsi MOI
day II Azy.
TsEMs-Oo- hnn6rsd dollars session payable IN Al
- sdysrez Eupa expected 70 come provided
with b7d, bedding, towels, napkins &c Tnefe afiices
will be furnished hose whose parents so prefer II
phs-h entrance ie- OF S21 will be required
The Modern Languages, Music and Drawing. VIII DC
is1Sc! Al The usual FGtes
Applications admission Of paps or for farther inor-
rsafou nay De made 20 TIE Rector Address shove
New-York ard f1nr fon Nevrs.k easy OF by
:h= Norr.;owu Railroad. which passes through J. .nc by
Stages from Newark l. "a vel kro~c Is !ocaaoc a'oT-
Ehi- . h-Sith slo2E-
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saLANO on THE HUDSON, al Yonssl.-Fo

&c LAND on THE HUDSON, a. Yonzera-Ror
sale Farm Of eighteen acres Of land on tho Eas.
- bank of the Hadson River. IN ths town OF Yonkers
and County OF We.ch-sisr within II miles Of tho city Of
New YORK. and mile of the village and landing, be-
which and NewYork STEAMBOATS, ply regularly lex
c-piirg IL Winter four day. The snd good ans
house which is aud conmotous, Is bulk 10 Inc
modern Style, with wide pszzss in front and From
mad Of Lbs beautiful scenery OF the Hud-
sor extending I'D The Highlands and down the
bay STATEN Island The ouildngs.-consIttog OF
barn. carragehous-, Stable kcaTe Ell new scc in com
order and The ic--house Is sled With ice There
exc-len. well OF upon he place, quite near The
house pom also number OF oelec.ed fruit and
Ornamental trees Il Il well calculated fer gen!lemar's
residence. The above Will be sold cheap Adjoining tho
North and also upon he river, twenty
OF Land without buildings which will DC sold with the
above separate TON i II desired. Apply to
II SERTGHAM YOnkers
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TO HORSEMEN AND SADDLERS.
I AWRENCES PATENT LEVER BUCKLE-This
H rewly invented and superior Buckle having que
does not weaken The Trace by hsyns holes punched in H.
md being compound lever greater strain the Trace
only tee Buckle hold the fsts The subscriber offers
t;or sale IN ali psr.s ofthe United Slate, except W.con
SIN Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania, and 80
nuch OF New YORK Is West of the Hudson River The
subscriber also holds the gh tn. Buckles Penn
Sylvania. and New YORK West OF The Hudson and lnose
no bold rights sell them procure the Buck
les OF him, bringing certificate from the PsLene. Of their
hgh, 70 sell and Them. THOMAS HOLLIS
Wholesale Agents-Corne'l Brothers, 2e9 Pesr-s New
al IwOk3mWs
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OReini.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IL TIE rEIguss tY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
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VALUABLE FAKM FOX sALk-Lsi-ly zoe

VALUABLE EAK.n FOX SALE-Lst-iy
residence Of Nicholas smith, deceased pleasantly ait
ua;ei OF TIE side % he Rarian river zboa, II
miles OF New Brunswick containing 4l acres,
or lees consisting Of about ~ of meadows fair pro-
portion Of heavy woodland. me remainder arabic land
r- poror Of which Is in high Of cultivation and
well a-ret There Is The farm good elm gh)ns.
OF Convenient size barn and other outbuttiugs apple
sc peach orchards Il full bearing and variety Of other
fr -r-ea Tie beauty AID hea,nfuness Of Us stueion
richness Of SOL and sdaPines h- raising OF and
p-se ioSetssr Wiz lis proximity New Bruns-
~ick and S-fork markets. renders this farm we'll worth
The 7-Ir1uon Of The gentleman and practical farmer
For lao-s particulars inquire OF Nicholas Boerurn or j.
e. Naa Dyke, Esqrs he Aacsion-Eouse New-Bruns-
WICK; D. W sn.h, Gl hidcsgh-st Brooklyn, L l. or of
JOSIAH Smith Suffolk county. L /. mhs 2u,-
ga SPLENDID EsTATE-COrslsrng OF 100
Sores Of the rct-sI LAND N 81 q Of cultivation
siiratsd II The h-alihest psrL Of Ice CounuY, win
2uo nSs ce moe: exhaustive and couvecirnt, costing
ward OF Sos Co., vii De sold bsrgzn ~ Supplying
N 'ecIstely between be hours Of and II 4 N and T.
n 70 JAMES Il SIMPSON, =. liz Clinton Hotel
good Inv-stzecL against lee nsz zrd .. war.
S--Efnrs. An IL. tS.6 ais
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DkItArk SCHOOL. for Boys, !eS Casa!.sL near
L Hu isousL-Th- subscriber has assumed the direction
OF the School established The above location de mas
had Year, experience in teaching and Intends 20 de-
vot- himself 10 the profession
The OF study complete English educs-
tcu together with preparation fer the Counting Room or
for College. The o lon and references 10 hs ioFi
er patrons be cad a. The School Room.
.an syv. SAMUEL GARDNER. Principal
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vTs~5 nEGULAK VAIL LINE n.

~ fSetN-en Newly oIk AMI buston Via f4ttt
Providence, by Sleainero and Rail
road Reduced Fare and Freight
The Steamers OF the Navigation Co consist OF the
MASSACHUSETTS. of 1000 tons
MOHEGAN. +uO IONS.
NARRAGANSETT. 900 IONS
RHODE ISLAND 1000 IONS.
Pass viii leave och place every AFTERNOON except
Sunday. From Boston IN the Mail Train End iate tho
At o'clock the India Pont Depot In Proyi isnce.
arriving at NrwYork early tor following morning Those
from Newly ok from established Pier, No. Battery
place o'clock reaching Providence also early the fol-
lowing morning aud proceeding without delay In inc morn
Ing Train for Boston.
tn. boats VIII band al Newport. going and returning
For passage, brrs, state freight, application
may made hoard In Boston, tn Redding Co Stat.
and tbs Depot Of the Boston aud Providence Railroad
10 Provd. the the Depot at India Point and
NevYork Of tho Agents ihe wharf and the ofieo
OF the Company No. 10 Battery place.
above fast and splendid steamers
RHODE ISLAND. Capt Manchester, on Mondays, We'd
pesday- and Fndays; aud MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Pot
ter Tu-s1ays Thursdays Hnd Saturdays, will leave Pier
No. N. daily, Sundays excepted. Each OF the above
magnificent berth 500 passengers and have
cOmmodous state rooms.
They carry the great Eastern Mail. Spl8
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FAMILY soARDING-scHooL FOE BOYS.

THE S1i5-. tern OF The Locust Hi School VII con-
Monday III 4th Of NAV Ctrculsrs AID 2ss.
rcaizr uforrnsoa lnsy oai o. Fleet Esq S Ns.ss2-
st; of E ". Townsend, Eco 81 CedAr.st OF Dr. Q. ?.
Wells ll shaven.r: md 81 H. bookstore Q! Cafes St-6-
nsn, IL Wi-ian-.E 6. W FRANCIS, Principal
Swr
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49, To LET-FUr year, or curing The summer sea-
i -on large House, pleasantly situated a. Rocklsni
AXE side. together with the furniture II desired To
gentem and of business IN the city, this would be
de-aoi- Summer resdence The steamer Warren touch
e. four times Rocxlsud Lake landing, gOug and
returning 10 aud from the C- OF New-Iok. Apply To
AIS eodu A. P STEPHENS Rockland Lake
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MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SEE

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR GISls. AT PVuSHEEEPsiE, y.
rFNHlS INSTITUTION Is adapted 10 young sdrs OF eve
" age. AL the departments OF substantial! and IN
ished OF education IsaghL The summer term
Will open The n OF f;h month May For catalogues
containing particular inform. apply IL NewYork City
JAS 5. GIsBoSs Sank OF The susie OF New-York or II
PoJghkeepse 10
WILLIAM P GIBBONS, lp5,.,,o,.
AIN 9awtf C. RORlSSOS A SISTERS '-iS!Pa1-
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4 LtLANACS.-Tes trade sappned with A!lnanses .,
IA the pces ofmaauiacsrrng. at Thc Tribune ohoe ao&
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U~ MORNING LINE 81 I O'Clock, for Al.
+ stt.-iSbsuy and Troy-Breskfast and dinner
board Landing Cadwslls. Yves, Point
Nswburgh Hampton, Pcughkeepsis Hyde Psrs, Rhine.
hook IT, Red Hook Bristol C4tskili Hudson. Coxsacze
nderhook. The steamboat TROY, Capt Gorham: Tues
day. Thursday and this (SarirdayJ at o'clock d. from
ths foot of Barclay st returning opposite days.
For pss.asso freight apply on board, or TO + B. Hail.
Me-. nm, Iyh, RI
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MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues examine mines and
mining regions for companies and individuals and 10
.epor. upon heir capscles Of the srd beat
modes of using them including plas Of furnaces kns &c
H seaon mas for several years been particularly directed
tho working gcd Iron sna Copper IN all paris
Of The United 3lses, IL Cuhs ~ Lake Superior country
&c. JAMES I. HODGE, GroiogiIt s1d Chemist,
S.pckbrtg &c Iron WORKS, Mao
REFERENCES
M,ss1I. Sa.tcs L Co. Joseph Tu-keruan. ESQ.
s T. 7isdaie L CO. Theodore 3-dgwick. Esq
ssr,l. Ward, Es9 y. r Butt1r-vorth ESQ
Application Ne made 70 Or. 2UTTERW(tRTH, No.
- Lih-rty-s, 10 t-rns. L. Isl lvisLthos
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BOARDING SCHOUL.-irvipg Institute, Tarry-
ID town, Il. Y.-WILLIAM P LYON. a. If. Principal
Sumner SESSION commences frat of May To those who
desire place Boarding School, the advantages
offered al this Institution believed equal not superior
10 any, IL has successful operation eight years
The location dell ghIfu and Sau5rous Is convenient OF
Gee, from the city The edhce commodious and comfort
ahe-lhe pay grounds ample, ana disconnected from the
village The goVernm.nt efficient but mild resembling
ma, OF well regulated Christian family and Dayschol-
as the saluary influences OF fam
,Iy training
The ,ystm ofns,ruccn designed merely advance
and perfect the oil branches studied but develop
aud instruct Judgment -nlght-n the understanding
10 form the habits and 10 give NORA and sseul direction
thu ncna,lons
Farther particulars, acading Catalogue OF Students,
t-rm, &c will be found the circular for this be-
hal % application the Institute or atthe Book Stores Of
Bartlett and Wexford. Broadway, C!owens, 653 Broad
wav; Ray uors 10 Buw-ry
References, by permission the following distinguished
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f. kOhSsiA LUu6 hH GO.-Nos,s wssiec pr
0eea; discount BY D. B PECK II Ws1sa ELS ssas
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N nso !, FD K POUEEk EEPSIE, Only Sun
EsSaiSy1s$ dsy excepl-t.-The splendid steamer SAN
A's@saAa1H-'TA CLAUZ Capt b. overbagh. will leaye
In. foot OF Barcley.s N every afternoon, al O'Clock
For Kingston Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
From Kingston, MondGy, "Wednesday and Friday, at A.
NJ leaving Ponghkeepse every morning a! O'CLOCK
al Il ] HALL. Agent
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o.. FOR SALE-A very pleasant country residence;
Ell. with about OF land, 81 Greenwich c. situated
k or tse Boston turnpike, 81 gies from New ok and
commanding beautiful prospect OF The sound Sa'o place
only rods from the PcsI Once and wiialn hali
mile o! three Churches Academy. and The contemplated
Raj r Dad aad about mile from The steamboat landins
Thu house 10 new large and commotious tsilng doOrsl
ou,bu!ldngs complete snd well fed for gereel resi-
dence The and ID of the are, quality.
Possession p1v-a immediately. Inquire OF Z. e. Peck
II Chahast Ne,York Of the Subscriber near The pre-
rn!srs lTu BENJAMIN PECK.
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- To IET-I- grrokl7n. a reat new brick koGs-
No Is5 Sage-El ten Minutes yak frorrFEitoc FER
IL T-o1ir- stlss Sridse-st Rect low 80 Luz
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y Penss rsea.on rAe DATE Of o< Ltsi tn rhteA tsey
ne adn.rri.ed LADIES' LIST:
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,sa FOR SALE, or exch.ngetor City properly, snug
80 country residence about I'VE mes back OF Peekskli
1A on the insin road Lake Mahopack The house Is
In excellent order, with accommodations sufficient tor
ars- family and other houses aud bVe scres
OF good land all in pasture There 10 excellent well Of
the yard garden, snd fruit trees and shrooery
In abundance ABBY 10 JOHN BUCKLEY, Jr.
all 3aytf Exchange Office 1877 Chaihsmst
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a-~ .pgOPLE,s LINE STRA,IBoAT,,s

n~s0 .PEUPLE's LINE STEA-MBOATs
sSv6csssxScazSFot Albany, daiy-S1ndays excepted
throG 20 uec al O'Clock, P VI. from u,
per h-tse-a Ccr,lsnG and Liberty ats.
steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt Alfred Eou gh;o1 via
l-sv- o. Monday Wedre.day, sad Friday -yecirgs. at
steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. 6. cruGsr,
cen viii l=sv- cr Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ings al : oicioek
4, FIVE o clocs P: M-Landing Intermediate Plrn-x
From The fool of Ssrc!sv-sL
steamboat COLGMBlA. esp; William II. Peck. wil
leave on Mopd,y Wednesday, Friday sad Sunday a!ies
roons a. 5 O'Clock
SSesInhos, NORTH AMERICA, Capt. & H. Fur-y. VIII
s "a Tuesday. Thursday snd Saturday seFnocns al
O'clock. -, =.
Ps..euesrs taking either OF he above Lines viii arrive in
Albany arpe for inc MotrinG Trsin 81 Cars Tor s
Est or West.
F-sht en- al moderate raes, aud zone taken after
e'cccS. ?. ". ..p,- :, ,.,.
Line without, vseu ori-r from the Captains o. Aseni,
For p...axe rr freight, apply board The Boats, or To 2
l. SCHULTZ ~ - office on Tie wharf 30
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Il FOX LIBERIA IN AFRICA.-Th- euo.d
&SSSor coppsr-d AID copper issisnrdSark CHATHAM
Capt Beassc, 80 iona ouflhsa, months old VIM
pier No East River having superior accommodation
for passenger To sail 9Th inst For freight or psssage
apply 10 PHELPS, DODGE CO. 10 ana q clit.st or
e ths Agent Of The n Y. s. Coin Society No BRICK
SoAAei SasPoh 60 2HSlaW