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THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.


B NAPOLEON ASD Hrs MARsHALs: BIZ }.
T. HEADLET, Vol. l." is before us, and is book Of
remarkable power. Mr.. Headley has great descrip-
tive talent, this work thoroughly attes,s. The
characters of the Great Captain and his aids are
drawn by just enough strokes ofthe pen with great
cearness and vigor In gallery of Military por-
traits there must be similarity which will seem Ike
in the narratives, even the Had VIII at
test, and this work does not escape it, but we know
no living man who could have done II better. We
doubt that either Theirs Alison could have given
better sketches oftbese heroes in like space Ma
poieon, Berthier Angereau, Davoust, st. Cyr, Lam
mes, Money, Macdonald, Morer and Soult are the
subjects and they handled az TO evince gen.
erous appreciation Of the courage that laughs at
death along with just loahng Of the carnage and ag
onies attendant on War We do concur the authors
admiration of Bonaparte-on the contrary, we con-
slider him one OF the most selfish and utterly depraved
of men-a liar. bypocrite, ber,ine, despos, and
a murderer infinitely more deserving Of the gailows
than any man who has been executed these ten
years, and have no patience with the labored apol
ogies of his admirers Crime is crime in great men
as well as little, and the transcendent genius OF Ma
poleon renders his crimes far less excusable than
those of the poor wretches we hang 80 remorselcss-
ly. If ever man q murderer, on his head rests
the guilt OF destroying the six hundred thousand lives
sacrificed in Spain in consequence OF his recklessra
paci,y and unparalleled perfdy TO Ferdinand. But
VIC have not room to speak farther Baker q
Scribner, SO Parkrow)
- Since the above written we learn that Ion
ger and thorough notice of the work by X taking
the opposite view of Napoeons character S in the hands
Of the printer. That also will appear forthwith
Ey- THE OLD WHITE >MEETIsGHoUsE or
"reminiscences OF Country Clergyman" Is the title OF
very just published by Robert Carter So
Cuna!st and which forms part of his Cabinet Library
Treating as 1t does Unfamiliar and common espe
riences, 1t will no doubt meet hearty welcome.
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Lamps, Gntlerp, &s.
DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDoLES
JAMES q. MOFFET,

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND G1RANDoLES.
JAMES q. MOFFET,
2I Prince Wooster and Greene sts Sd block
West OF Broadway
hlnss 81 W .
Gir,ndo-s of all srsa and paaerns, srsred. gli and
brunzed.
Csndeiabras and Caudles,cks, and Hall Lantsrus
Centre and Msutel Lanps silvered gilt bronzsd and
olive green
Bracket Lamps, OF various pa;terns
Church Lamps, do do.
Ship Csbin Lsmps
Hanging Solar Lamps, foi burning Lard or OIL
To which DO particularly invites the attention OF City anu
Country Merchants for richness OF pattern max and dur
bty and for prices low any other man uiacIory III
the CITY. For sale wholesale or retail.
P SAstra Lamps altered To Solars, and all description
Lamps aud Grandoes regit re-svered or To- brorfed
All goodu sold by j. q. Nj will BID delivered In any part
OF Guy Brooklyn, shipped board OF vessels
free OF carriage az I'm lstp
HANGING: SOLAR LAMPs-JAMEs o. MOE
11FET, No. III Prncr-st third block West from Broad
way constantly manufacturing Hanging Solar Lamps el-
Their for lard OIL which be Will warrant 10 be equal TO-
beauty durability any made In the United States The
trade are invited call and examine for themselves
P s. All goods delivered in any OF e city or BROOK
lyn, or shipped on board Of vessels free OF carriage
AZ
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IMPORTANT.
MoWELL,S PRCTORAL HONEY OF

+ lVERWORT, composed wholly Of vegetables Is the
L. most ,afe valus5e combination ever made for All dis
the chest such coughs colds asthma ~hoopnS
cough difficulty OF breathing splitting OF blood &c The Pr
prieors received The hest commentators OF Us eur
cscy al pulmonary complaints from the most aful snd
Distinguished OF the medical profession lis sale dnrns be
years hiss largely and rapidly
without The common system OF putting much resored to
in the sale OF o,ner medicines Il may b. given 10 infants
with perc; safety. IL the appetite ucarishes aud
rvisorstes constitutions i'm paired by proiractsd coughs
For sale by Aism.ou K OLD, corner OF Broadway anu
Fourth Bowery; Ws,son S. Catherine; Coidngto SS
HUDSON Aspinwal, Wuism'ss; CtUmoee, bowery cor
n All and OF Broome and Suffolk, corner OF Ave
nue. and Grsnd-st Mrs jones' ~ 0r-enwichaveaue,
c. Steam and Mira Hays, Bailey, Brooklyn, and Wholesale
sysnt. ~ Nxdan.lar. Price Is cents az Ssw2m
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GREAT AUCTION SALE

or AN sToCR LAMPS, GIRASooLss, NC.
rOUTHOUY & MEYERS, SAL Broadway being abont 70
~ leave the CITY, will, between tho Sd and ON OF
next spos. public auction of all then remaining uuso'
OF their OF bruDZed and orou Lamps
Chandel iers. G.rnudoles und Gas flxtcres
The whole II thin stock has been got up 10 order
ly for their trade and cannot any where DC
fr richness variety and finish OF pattern inc UNI.
valsd quality goods Is amply atiested by soveu
Gold Silver Medals awarded the manuacluref'
within the last years
From this My c. N will connueto dispose
OF their stock IS per below the regular retail prices
Churches in OF Lamps. Hotels, Lodges Halls an0
Public Buildings, will be supplied on the same terms 7"
dealers heretofore. ., -, .,..,r r.
HouIekeepers about refurnshing would act wisely ~
giving CALL leus, attending our Aucon-Whel
hey can supply Themselves from such splendid STOCK
has been offered at public safe IN this country a.
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, go.
4 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AMD
II CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trs1s.--pIELL
BROTHER 4 CO., No. Is Johnstreet, are manuaclnrng
and always hand comp!se OF areies m
;hsir line OF following descriptions which tney Will sell
Al wholesale or retail. AT Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oil and Cauphene Lamps,
Sola Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, in great variety,
Cornelius / Cos celebrated Paiect Solar Lard Lamps,
GlrRndoles, various patterns GU sllyered or o'9nl
Suspending Soarn. Daric Canpneno Lamps
Bracket Solars side 90 90
Solar Chandeliers brHcket 90 90
Pslrnl Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do 40
Britannia Hand Lamps, Cainphene Cnnndehers
Superior Chemical Oil. Pure sperm w,
do CAmphsne, Solar and Lard Oli'
do Burniny Fiuid Refined Whale OIL. inlay
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EDUCATION FOR BOY.,.-Wa.hingt ton

EDUCATION FOX Bof:,.-Wsshinst ton lnsiiiuie
L-KemovaI III Is now morrs than twenty years since
this establishment removed from Mount Vernon 10 liz
present site The progress OF vents meantime having
defe the place unsed 10 ~ farther of such inst
tuition, renlovh! bee We have ac
cordngy made choice Of beautifully stu
si-d grounds and hud!rg Murray Hill. between Lex
inston Hrt Third sS,u-s adjoining The Of the late
John q. Cosar, ESQ Here sttl enjoy The united
advantages OF tn Country and The town.
Physical deveo ment and training, ets than intel
lectal aud moral culture, being IN view essential 10
proper course OF Education, have provided, alike the
hest opportunities and for each Ample space for
heshu exercise and enjoyment II the open sr every a
city for Instructions ready access and quiet seeusoo are
here conbined.
Personally ard ercustr.iy devoted The education o!
youth long experienced in the varied tutes OF the poie
zion hnd sd-c al times. by gentlemen OF scholarship
and skill in The several departments Offer parents and
guardians he pledge OF future a3sIy and efficiency
IN the history of the past Those no. ppi have spent
uud-r our root are be with every guar
OF the globe Al and frienos wake our
reference. T.DNIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE w. PORTER
A . je46 H1s S.-Jt-
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;shB BUGS, RoACHt;S. RATS MOTHS. 4 Ac-
1.-the fast stvzGcIrg tns; The sansc' srr
ran-d valuable preparations fur the si,on Of b
bugs. eocIioacb-s PEACEFULLY tor r,oas ai-s &c
rcsvougs he tender pacis Anc wers ell as the
important preparation ios iosctSg bowers plants
grow ali needed snd ia7 public may feel assured hal
he sells such arceS v heb Will give entire sslisfaci.On
Thousand ofc-r-s;es aSve bean -nd-r- ladies'
and gentlemen Of s prst standing IN ihs city,
-cscy SFucl-s For sale by
coad door freq, Wiian-st also from Chs,es q Ring,
OF BroadSsy ana Johns AID In Brooklyn uI J.
w. : Eth, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry sts-
p S-Aiso the Suphsi- OF Arrsno-is Tor :orrt-g he
crops Q: aoeFa; the Sc ProI-c!or FOR shielding The
seed whsa plsn:-d and the Compound Chemical Whale
Oh Soap for the rosebugs & tie PschoaLy COMPOUND
FOR mo,hs tx1nes hair furB Lc- sid the Fly Paper
~
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TEE TREASURY OF HISTORY,

COMPRISING Ceaerai introductory outline OF L nj
v.TasI History Ancient snt Modern sac series Of
spsrsi- Histories OF every pp raion ia; heir
rise, progress present eondlhon &c &c Ey Samuel
,t.uod- The History of America. ei;ed By ON irEAn
T- above valuable work JUS: cou7pl-ted forming
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Soun in substantial and elegant bi,dtng, WI, De
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ibrsrv OF Hs;or- OF tnr...Ina5l- value who
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AZ more psrcuarly OF the very existing
and present political rrlsions OF country sPen
did .tou OF The sane also JUS, been issued
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z nee for The IL Nos. tcoIaPeie S. Full bound
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ma DANIEL ApEE. iU7 Fulton-sl. ~. Y.
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Books.
:. cPTAT BOTANICAL WORN.

list PTBLIsHED-The Vegetable Kingdom: or, Ire
s;rc-1re Classification snc ses Of PI.nis. Illustrated
uoon ,ba Nsrursi Svstem- By john Lirdey. Ph D. 2 z
ard I : Lc .-Nith ArsiicizI Ars!yIs OF ne Ma
iurs Order: AZ Index Of The Scientific ald V-ruacuar
Names c: species AID Vegetable Pr:Get.; Index Of
Ci....r .pce r5zrs G-ners, ana their Synonyms And
howard Of $40 b-nert,i Wood SngrE-ingL IL one thick
vo. $40. Pr:ce - Iu?or:ed and .qPPllei BY
WILEY PUTNAM. IsI Broadway.
Woo have II Press:
Lrdleys Theory OF Horticulture; Attempt TX
plain .he Principal Operations of Gardening upon Ptysolo
80 PrrrnIe. rsgr edition, with Notes and Addisiors
adsp.as The work 10 The United States by A J. Downing,
and runerout y Ood.caD a-t
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NEW-YOHK FORM BOON

a INTEREST TABLES-conAlning complies Forms
the transaction OF all the routine OF business between
man requiring the execution OF papers together
win t statutory provisions relating thereto Also, COM
peIe Isere.l Tables. Discount Tables Scal:ng srd Tim
Der Measure Cubicsi OF Square Timber &c &c
FOR sa- by HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-si
HrAIf,~ GLOBE. and Trsn.par- Celestial Sphere,
Tor NsHucal Institute, franklin square N
from - 10 80; sso Nse's Astronomical CARD and LIE
~ ntary Astronomy 81; cents also his Ephemeri.1 or
sces Of the Planets. for The year 1886, companion &c
4; ne = eta mSl lmred-
4 LllANACr.-Tb- Irsd- supplied win Ainlanscs al
"A the pric-, cfIuanu'ourrncs Tbs 'rhnn- ornr- 'n'
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Gcbools.
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

FOB DIKLs, AT PVt OFkh LPsIE, N 7.
,HIS INSTITUTION Is adapted young ladies OF eve
~ age All the departments OF substantial. and to-
ished course of educa,o1 are taught The term
will open on the h OF nth MONTH Msy For catalogues
containing particular iufom-on apply IN New-Iork City
10 JAS S GBgoSs Bank OF the Stale Of NcwYork, or II
PcUghseep.ie TO
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS lps..;..i.
aln 3awtf c. ROBINSON & SISTERS. ii'ieiPais'
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DESPERATE CoSvIcT.-A desperate attempt
at escape was recently made 5y convict confined in the
Mississippi Peniteusry One of the keepers had taken
several OF the convcts for the purpose Of procuring
wood and the act OF STOPPING down 10 give direc
lions to one Of them when another struck MIN 20 the
ground with the head Of and Selling his gun and
Bowie knife, fed He was afterwsrd recaPtured, not
without great deal of trouble. however.
II The store of Noyes Il Eaton, 3e7 Washing
ton.st Boston and tina, of Lewis Coleman Immediately
adjoining were consumed by FIRE Monday evening
Messrs N. e. E. were insured for $1,000. Mr. c. for
$4,000.
Ee The name of the Post Office at Pecatonic,
Wnnebazo Co. Illinois. has been changed to RocktoH
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1atent meoifinrs.
MO. 80 IL CORTLASD-sT. OF NE seoa Size
" one door below Greervtchst
- 1,ha r.-r,ars nhla curts TIA;

The remarkable cures tiaI
BEEEMAN'S PULMoN1C SYRUS
Is continually eSerrg are such As 10 a~sAeo 'oe n'ee
interest thrc1 hoGt tSe country
No, only in CoNsrNPrIoS. Co1shs Colds Diseases OF
Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepss onstn ScSoxV
Complaints EraPuons OF the Skin Ulcers &c iTis
purifying sersve and resnratve powers excel lie uess-
urzhty every oiAer medical preparation These claims 70
superiority based the soi groundwork Of The Ac-
made. These cuREs esve Ia numerous insisn-
extraordinary To be called truly miraculous,
snd cunrba:ec 70 give Ibis invaluable medicine The
widespread celebrity which IL cyetyw here enjoys
Btesusrs Original Genuine Puluonic Syrup 10 always
PrEE-alwsys me ss1s Il 10 entirely ire from all dele
ferrous ingredients and remains under ali cir
-utustsrc-s There Il has there been.
medicine remedy s ike this remarkable syrup nor any
AZ al comparable with Il In is eomPo.iaor. preparation
and effects stands notwithstanding with The vital pnc
pie working the most universal and eeneaesi results
upou the hunsn system.
Those wishing he syrup should be particular to look for
No az Cofxrd.sI the SOUTH side, one doos saLow
rerichst which tho Ole established once Tor ne sale
o, this medicine
BeeIm.ns Tres.iss with full dstsi Of symptoms, e1psn
aiory plstes IN pamphlet form, srais also, seekn
u Heath uroo
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m r FRANCIS. oCUL1sT,

465 BROADWAY, THIRD Door FROM GLAND STREET.
m EFERENCE given 10 those 10 The city who have been
II totally b,iud from Amauross sight now perfecty re-
,tored Ulcers and specks removed Of The longest
We the undersigned having witnessed eur
psormed nv DR. Francis believe bis prepaf aors are one
s,s,t discoyerirs ever made for diseases OF tho
Iy o aA n, ,ns DrsR,s Rev. 8 IL CONF,
nev iSn..or r C. Priest Rev. O. BENEDICT,
BY Rev. A. WHEELocK-
- ,umhrr OF uudoub,ed testimonials, TO bs seen ~
IN. oc. will satisfy public Of bis astopishing success
~ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain e ADVICE 70
az DR. Francis viii the frat OF May to 40
Broom-st frat house, second block Esstof Broadway
M
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gale of wind and they had not returned on lie 10th
inst, We think thar probable the Lawrence pro
ceeded 10 the mouth Of the Aio Granoe 10 ooS after
tho.e vessels laden in this port with supplies for the
Mexicans. Their owners had better &c, insured
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TIE BREAK AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aori! 25-The Canal opened on the 10Th inst; per
announcement: Of Canal Board TIE boats which ed,
Albany and Troy ,ha, day. passed here the day
and the following Monday, being detained in the interim
BIZ low this plsce-no nave since passed
here On the 2st serious ~ zach occurred a5ou;
mile west of here, after me repair Of minor in the
vicinity of Port Jackson and Fuitonvile
This break may De said 20 be completed, and the
probability is that boats will psss here both ways TO
night-nakng delay OF four entire days in CONSCIENCE
of the break this place instead Of days announc
ed by the Canal Superintendent here in letter 70 the
Comptroller OF the 22d inst
There are about 400 boats On the three levels OF
this besides large number the other levels above
bound east and OF here the Canal is srray full
Of boats going West lCor- AID. Argus.
e The breach vas repaired so tia, boats passed 90
Saturday evenng
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The OREGON CONTROVERSY SErTLEp'-Le.cIe
by the Great Western from high sources say that tne
Oregon question is ss,ed-snd give the deiaus VIZ ~
10 The Straits of Fuca and thence through said straits 20
The Pacific leaving the whole of Vancouvers Island 10
Great Rritsn the navigation Of the Columbia for term
nj years &C We understand the fact to be- tns' the
men, made through the medium OF several gen
,l.men at Warrington and which we announced per
hans Two months ago but which was retarded by the
nncoureous manner in which the offer Of arbitration
SsA rejected has now been recognized and comm
The forms of diplomacy will be gone through win AZ
Washinstop we presume-for the formal hegotiSaou
hs. never hy our government been commr'eo u M
MI anc though the generous confidence existing oe
tween him and Lord Aberdeen has doubtless enaoleo
him to render important aid In bringing the controversy
to a favorable issue. !, ,,, o,s
The President we have reason To Know Is re"uy ANU
vii, he promot TO accept the terms stated above anu tue
SENATE no, less prompt In confirming what ne Goes
NV let The dogs oi bsw and go 10 81 9othe prey
has escaped them The national heart needs MOI no"
to be prepared for war" ,.,,,A ,,h,.h
paragraph from Liverpool paper OF tho IN, wncn
may be found among the news by the Great western;
mentions the above intelligence rs having been ruhoea
ON Change but does speak confidently oil i's cor
r,c,ness Our regular correspondent writes us uuoe'
date OF the 10Th inst tina, the party IN england AZ
we'll as here was completely down but does MOI appea
70 have been aware that the terms OF an arrangements
had been agreed on , q,
By the way Mr. MLane only agreed 10 remain ~
London for year and will probably. In the course o.
IN, ensuing Summer to his post as fresiuen' ~
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wv gJournal of Commerce.
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Seneral Notices.

" For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Worcrster, Capt Bacon will leave South
side Of Pier No North River every Tuesday ThuTtdGy and
Saturday, P. NJ connecting with The Alyn's
Point [a4:fl CALEs PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
u PhrenoIoRlsts. ana Publishers OF chronological
MISC In. EOwLFRss WELLS. 1871 Nas.an..L y. Y.
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DIR. POWELL, ocULIST.

A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attead. TO Diseases OF
O'CLOCK al his residence 26 Broadway corner OF Warren
49,. r.,.-.-, .,d
Oph,halma Stoppsge Of the Tear Passage, Caaac' anu
Opaeities eFectuslly removed
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and sneeess
Inyet.rale ca.es Of STBABlSMUS, or Squirting cured
In q few minutes. -
Just Imported, ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and hnish ,,aI.
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For THE PILES.

nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY--An Internal remedy. 10
~ certain for the Piles internal external bleeding
blind Sold nj l2 Fultons Diysoust and by The Pro-
pri-or regularly educated Of twenty years
per-nce confined othce practice ~her. Piles and all
Chronic diseases successfully treated Medical Otcc
lg6 Bowery, 4 doors shove Sprng-si mhl7 SmDSN'
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T=aNDLORD AND TENANT.

Ian OLOAO 1a4sN 4-Naf
EUST PU LISBED by Ihs subscribers, cew ed:io2 o!
y The Lsws OF the State of New forE, relating Land
.od and T-nsnt. together with al acts AMI amendments
in relation 10 the 10 pamphlet form. Price l.. cents
Also for gale variety OF Forms OF Lzad0rds' T-1-
ants Agreements including seY-rs! KIND waving the
-nplon law ana great variety .. Bills 10 Let House. Sc
vera! Law ph!-,s and will shorty oepu5-
ushed by JANSEN X BELL, BOOB '.l!ers and
s1Z n Statou-rs, 1i8 Nassau st
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pkUSSEI.S, Tare--Piy and Ingram CsFeelngs-R
bLANRESCE. Il Csr.+st second ,tore rom broad
way Souih side ctoss Tor ssle The very owes ers,
splendic assortment OF Brussels SPY and iugfAn Cap-
irgs Neneiscs Drugse.s ol CLOTHS o every itia SAT-
Rods, Table anc Piano Covvfs, Window Shades ~ TX
lures. Ma;,lngs, Sc TIE public invisd AIS lnD&N
tNOS WAKE HOUSE, IL Gr--n ich-sS-h eriry
Sresse Sa:npsoc. SUCCESSORS - boorrAc johnson.
Ayi Co, Importers and dealers II SvesA. RHssA snd
erssh -cn. cr usia srF, st raj rosc spikes r1Ve
oler iron, uG rods band coop sad scroll roa. arc see OF
s!islnih- II en-
NEW GuLDPES oIANuFACTUSkY. Z. Aascro-
ltaro-tEsncis Locir- have just correnc-t l I1ao-
ufscsure OF very superior Diamond pointed Gold Peg
which ws.racIect 10 De superior any use ard -
offered unusually low prcs for good article Deal
ers supplied II liberal discount
FR1SCIS K LouTREL, Manufacturing s:aao
RHin u MA.Sen-lsce
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The BREAK.-We are informed by q gentleman
who left the breach IN the canal Bushnes Basin yes
terdsy afternoon o'clock that the repairs in
state OF forwardness and tina, the Superintendent ex
pected the channel DC in readiness 20 receive the wa
ter this morning. Rochester Amer. 18th.
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ST. MARKS HALL,
ORANGE. ESSEN COUNTY. NEw.JEnsEr.

u
ORANGE ESSEN COUNTY. SEw-JERsEY.
Rrv. -intsony Ten BROCK, ii NJ Rector.
THE SUMMER SESSION will begin on the hrst Mon
Txsms-one hundred dollars per se,sion payable in all
with bed, bedding, towels, napkins &c There articles
vii be furnished 10 those whose parents so prefer; IN
which csse an fee OF S2) will be required
The Modern Languages, Music and Drawing, Will be
tau 2ht al the usual rsies
Applications for admission OF pupils for farther nfor
NATION may be made the Rector. Address above
Orange 10 pleasantly situated, about thirteen mes from
New York and four from Newark lis easy OF access by
I'll. Morrsown Railroad, which paUes through IT, and by
from Newark Ii Ia well KNOWN as location favor
able to health hl6 2S
FAMILY BoARDING-SCRoo FOR BOYS.
YoSKERs, NEw-YoRK.
TENHE Summer Term OF the Locust Hill School will COM
mence Monday. the 4th of Nav. Circulars and par.
.cust may be bad Of $ Ess Of Dr.
n. las and a! The PssScPs Pneps
ali Sw-
BOARDING SCBOOI.-Irving Institute, TArry-
- town. ~ Y.-WILLiAM P. LYos, A. NJ. Principal
Summer SESSION commences first OF May. To those who
desire place Boarding School, ihs advantages
offered this institution believed equal superior
The location delightful and sslubrous Ia convenient %
from the CITY, The ed6ce comnodous cd comfort
abe-he Fairgrounds ample and disconnected rom me
village The government Is efficient bat mild, resembling
that OF well regulated Christian family and no Dsy-schol-
received TO couneract the sauay nhue nee OF fam
y training.
The ,ysm ofinscton sdesigned not merely advance
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied bit 10 develop
and instruct the Judgment enghen the u1derstandin,
form The habits and to give mora and saeal direction
thu inclinsionS-
Farther particulars Including Catalogue OF Students,
terms will found in the circular Tor this year 10 be
application the institute atthe Book Stores OF
Bartlett Hnd Wexford, Broadway, Crowtns, 6S3 Broad
way: Rsyuors', 70 Bowery.
References, by permission the follow ing distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq
Hon. Dsnie Webster,
Captain Alexander Siidell Mackenzie.
Hon. Gulian c. Verplanck.
Rev. George Dubois,
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq : Aa' <lo"a'
Z-b-dee Cook Jr. ksq.
WIN. Cullen Bryant, ESQ
Francis Hall, ESQ. New-Yo,k City.
George T Trinbie.
J. T. Van Rensselaer, NJ. d.
Harper Brothers, m25 6~eod