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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
GAVIN A. WAxsEx OSIAs c SKINNER
WARREN & SKINNER,

E!tHGts,
MILL promptly any Business committed 20 i-tr
care IN he Atay Trac;. aod especial n The counties
0! Adams Hancock Henderson W2rren, Fulton, Schuyler
Brown and Pke Th-y PRACTICE Il The Circuit Court. OF
SD counties, a The Supreme Cogrt and = Dlstric.
Courts Tor 10 Sa:e, Springfield limos fArco2r and
prompt attention. VII DE- gwen % collecting business ne N
vestaoa OF ard es and he cocc7ctrg OF real estate
hszuou n he Military Trac. Reference Is MADE 10
HorAcs Greei-y aad Lewis Taopsr- Escs- Ne~.Foek;
Hon Jonaica1 Chiids Anse WArTea Es9s Rochester
ew-Yerk, Hon s Sre-se Sad Gen Sersp.e Q ; Senate
Washington, D. C. Hon James Shields CoaSr Ge Lacc
OGc- Washington D. c. aou Members OF Congress from
Illinois, Washington. D. C: Eon VIZ Ale, and Thomas
Virgin sni Peyioc Svrnrues Circ1r,ar Ohio M-ssrx Ms
the<s Patch Produce Brokers, s. LoCs Missouri; Mr.
James c D-cznp, Produce Sroksr Se~OTi-ars Hon &
M Young and JOIN Tllson. O1iocy Illinois
Jsn1sry l. 1876 laf lawD lnS-WkInW
SILk WORN EGG>-soe ounces from choace Pea
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OFFICE OF tbs NEw-YokK GAS LIGHT ConP.sH,t
April 18th, $40.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
th!s day declared dividend Of four AMI onehslf per
cent on The capital OF this Company for the six months
ending ls February last payable 10 ms stockholders gu
and at.er Friday lsi May next
The transfer book wi: closed from The 18th instant
ais M C. l.. EvERITT. Secretary.
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keepers those about furnishing their houses ana ~'
ae tired of attending Auctions and paying for deiaced
cracked and articles would intimate lnst 'hey Gnu
no supplied with article in the Cutlery Hsrd~h'e
Tin Wooden Willow Brilspnin, Plated and Jspanned,
and hsve their delivered In fresh and perfect
der houses In the city, Brooklyn o. Jersey SS
and al less prices than are usually paid At Auctions Call
aud see u the Ware-oous of
SAITH TpRREY 4 co. Is Maidsn-ane
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SECOND Ronrd.
Trade OF the Hudson.

Produce and Coany Merchandise Arriyas al Neto York
APRIL e3-Lake Champlain and Mercheutn' Line-L
A Iohnson--Csnal boat Empire. II Edwards-37 exs
cheese casks do II tubs butter Jewell, Harrison II
Co; l44 rolls boxes hanging paper. White & Sheteld
Q boxes do NJ Howell e. Co; 81 hf bloom iron q )
Willess and Willets.
Same llre--Boat Harrison, Stephens-6So bars iron
lis ht blooms iron & Bussing oxs cloth Coriies,
Haydock s. Co.
Same liuc-Boai D Ningsland-lso kegs nails E & J
Bussng.
Northern transportation Linc-C R Joncs--Bost w G
Huntnr-l93 kegs malta 4ol bare Saltus & Co; 5l3
blooms Acosta.
Same llne-Boat Tari9-llos kegs nails J & G Alex.
andsr.
same line--Boat Nor,hman--looO kegs nails Acosta
Fish & Co.'S Line-Soat Thutlow weed-S0oo bush
oats 5000 do shorts 1900 do rye E Fish & Co.
Canal boat Imperial Ala, Hesds-SSl bills beer 100
hxs candles Taylor & Son.
Canal boat Norway, Pauns-Sooo bush oats, master;
100 bbls beer Mcknight.
Barge No from, Hudson. Capt Hller-Hubeen. Clark
Co-ls tubs butter calves 100 bales hay lsoo onsn
900 eco bbs rye our 50 do wheat 81 bes 4sS
bush potatoes 80 sls straw ~ bbls eges TO Captain
Barge Pratt Captain Taylor from Casskill-J NJ Don
ncly & Co.'s sides leather VIM Miller; HOO do l.
Core & Co; $40 do l. Andrews; $50 do II Leupp; sos
do & r Stout; l4a do Bu.srd & Co; S75 do Gilman,
son; 800 do & o Madison; 81 DO w Miles: S bales
hay bbls eggs 20 calves % cows IS sheep to SELL
Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by tho
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
J. B Ciarissa, -aseS:.
APRIL 23-Rsrge Suydsm--s9 calves II tubs butter
LOT piy iron w II Townsepd los sides leather Free
man, o6 aides Esey; 81 tubs butter ~ calves Capt
Blocker; 90 do do calves Capt NV Hcyt tuba but
terIesse Van Auker; do do Adams Cornell. y calves
50 tuba butter Cap, Tmbe IL calves IL tubs butter
Captain Parson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

BOARDING SCHOOL a, Wiiton. Conn 81 boars sail
IL from his city miles north OF TIC village OF NcrsaE
stage rcuis hour The subscriber respectfully soheis
cS from parents c-.ircus seed ibur sons 20 dez hfa
coGacy Terms-7G dollars terr ot y
References OF character given with crcn
lar. Please call Isl Broad xAy-h5ur. 10 - le N from
leto 70 sSih Apr;l, for irt-rvi-~ WITH
ABEL WHITLoCK. Principal
REFEKEScEs-Rev. joe, Smiia. R-v- D-T;t q Short
Vito. Conn Rev Wm g. 5aass, Eas,on. Conn Rev.
I'm Abbott, W-s;port Com ALI ioC-
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xT"e" APRIL, 1Si6.-Lske Superior For.
zs-v.s1 wardng and Commission Warehouse, and

- APKIL, 1Si6.-Lake Superior For.
rsss-.j 1srding and Commission Warehouse and
Mining Agency. L. w Tinker < ca,
ssu Ste Marie. Michigan, having erected large and
nodous Warehouse. prepared receive sod forward
all good. snd merc ,ndse destined the Copper Region,
on The most favorable Terms and without unnecessary de-
lay.
Goods viii be received The foot OF the Rapids
EeJed across me Porase by In readiness for imme
date shipment.
40 srran s-msnt has been made with the Propetos OF
ne Steamboat GEN. SCOTT, running three times week
ostwe-n hacs!naw and he Sault by which all acksses
We u their care destined for Lake Superior by tbs
ErpreIs To Aackinaw win be and imrped;aey for
warded. L. w TINKER q co.
Reteracel.
Chsres A. Secor 4 Co. Ch,unc-y Bush, Esq New.Yok
Henry a Thompson Son. Baltimore.
4 Ii. Howe, Esq .Ca.hrr EK Bank, Pittsburgh
J. l. Schoolcrsn SAINT Ste. Mare
w Tuesdel E.q Me.srs James A. Armstrong Il Co,
J N Ebert, Esq John Chester E.q, g. Williams L
Co, Detroit
Charles RI. Graiiot, Eag. River
c. X Brush, Copper d4rbor. mis- 2sw2rn'
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news 10 shippers Of
Y grain, and other farm produce 10 Great Britain.
nsw law having passed the Legislature admitting The
importation OF foreign and provisions a very low
duty, opportunity viii he given 10 those who des
Gus ship the Glasgow market 10 open good connec
lion with the subscriber who has been Is IN The grain
and provision trade and there has hitherto hreu OF
any importance or who had any practical knowledge Of
thai in Glasgow better opportunity could not he de-
sired by respectable houses 10 form connection In that
market Liberal advances Will BE- given Ia shippers.
From the subscrb-rs lons experience and knowledge o.!
the grain aud provision rsde and also his friendly intra
CIV with the buyers large and respectable trade may he
calculated upou Th- subscriber begs 10 refer shpPers 20
Mr. Alex. II. Finlay, Aston House, New-York
ms Inn ROBERT ROBERTSON. IS Unionsi Glasgow
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IN PURSUANCE OF I'm order ~ the Surro gate OF the
lCounty OF New Yors, Notice Is hereby given s per-
having claims against lothian VI Baldwin, late OF the
City NewYoS deceased 20 preser! the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber 81 his scr No SOS
Cherry.treel in the City OF NewfotS. beors the
twentieth day July Dated Newly crk the fourteenth
day OF January 1916. JOTGAM ?. BALDWIN,.
layy6mt Admlnstrator.
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NAYS PkTENT HOSE-The experience O! ten
the manufacture OF Rubber Hose. has proven
the impcssht'y OF combining rermsuenty Rubber
hbrous suhstances led in such 20 make
Hose free The trouble OF mdew and rot consequently
have abandoned The business The Pa
tent Hcse Of NY tnvenouts Tree from TIA objections and
oaer II Cor sale. under guarantee, in Such
will be furnished huyers purchase Every piece will
the the Pa,culec and tsie of the Patent
cordus law int aor OF which, renal offence under
he Price ls per FOOT, su;tsble for Croou and
other szes in proportion Manufactured and for sale
wholesale and retailhy
HORACE H. DAY. 2SMsden. lane,
.I- sitsr Is, Nav y Cortlan6-st
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h
-s,HsI---1S Between NewYok and Boston via 49,
Providence, by Steamers and Rail- -
road. Reduced Fare and Freight
The Steamers Of the Navigation Co. consist of the
MASSACHUSETTS,. OF 1910 tons
MOBEGAN $40 iona
NARRAGANSETT. 600 tons.
RHODE ISLAND, 1000 tons.
Pass. will eave place every afternoon sxcept
Sunday From Boston in the Mail Train and take tho
steamer a. O'Clock at the India Point Depot in Providence
arriving at New-York early tho following morning Those
from N-w-York from the established Pier No. Battery
place. At O'clock reaching Providence aso early fol-
lowing morning aud proceeding without delay the
Ing Train for Boston.
The boats viii land at Newport going and returning
For Passage berths, stale freight. application
may bs made on board Ia Boston, Redding Co STATE
81, and al the Depot Of the Boston and Providence Railroad
In Providence TO the Agent the Depot India Point and
In Ne'sY OF the Agents the wharf, and tho ocs
Of the Com pany, No 10 Battery place
10 OF The above the fast and splendid steamers
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manchester on Mondays Wed.
ne-days and Friday; and MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Pot
ter 90 Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturday, will Pier
No. " X daily, Sundays excepted Each OF the above
msgphcent steamers berth so passengers and have
commociOus STATE rooms
They carry the great Eastern Mail. apls
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ST. MARKS HALL.

ORANGE ESSEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Rel. An,hony Ten BROCK, 4. VI Rector.
FENHE SUMMER SESSION win begin on the first Mon
day in May.
TERMs-One hundred dollars par session. payable 10 all
cases in advance Pupils expected TO come provided
with bed, bedding towels, napkins. Sc There articles
he furnished those whose parents prefer; 10
hich case entrance fee OF S21 will he required.
The Modern Languages, Music and Drawing, will be
tsughl At the usual rsies.
Applications for admission Of pupils for farther infor
nation, may he made TO the Rector. Address as above
Orange pleasantly situated about thirteen miles from
New York ard four from Newark. lis easy OF by
the Morslown Railroad. which passes through It, and by
stages from Newark. Il s well known location favor
able 10 health sl6 2x'
FAMILY BOARDING-S FOR BOYS.
YoNKEks, NEw-YoRH.
THE Summer Term OF the iocu. Hill School will
mence Monday, thu 9Th OF Nav. Circulars and par
iicula may be had OF S Fleet Esq 35 Ns,ssu
81; OF X ~. To~usend, Esq 81 Cedar-st; Of Dr.. o. P
Wells s-svenue and he boos or Gates Ssd
rusn, III Wiism.sL q. w. FRANCIS, Principal
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

NNHEREAS, by Letters Patent Of the United States
w dated 9Th OF June 1889 there secured 10 Noble
Jerome rs he first and original inventor the full and
elusive right and and vend 10 others 10 be used
and useful Improvement IN the striking part OF clocks
for The space Of fourteen from The date OF said Letters
Pstenl and whereas by legal assignment, from the sAd
Noble Jerome of all his right title and interest IN said Let
Patent subscriber has become the sole and excu
sve owner said invention and 10 alone entitled To make
use Of said Improvement Now, therefore, a persons
hereby cautioned against violating IN sny laid Patent
either making selling clocks constructed with said inn
under penalty the law All clocks constructed
with said Improvement other Than those manufactured by
the subscriber nffipgemens upon said Patent and the
makers seller thereof hereby notified that every such
infringement viii be by him prosecuted upon The discovery
thereof
Purchasers Informed that all the Thirty Hour Clocks
madc infringement OF said Patent, and that they
viii render themselves equally liable Vh the seller.
a22S.' CHAUNCEY JEROME. New Haven. Con
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psf- sFOH STATEN IsLAND-on an.
.iaaE5 titsr AordaJ, April 2Oth. The st-smbo. ais
, sILPH and STATEN ISLANDER viii
es7e Se~-IofK and Staten Island follow. nat farther
Leave Staten IAiAnd a. 6. g. 6, TO- IL A M-i2S.4sPM
Leave New YORK, footot Whitehailst al T. TO- IL M
as, SIP n
Va Sundays The frs boat from he Island win leave a,
A ID aud Ihr frGt oosr from New York al A. 81 All
DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN ,no
- irelant-Persons whaling TO remit nonsv ~
sny part Of Great Britain or Ireland, cas obtain
Crafts OF :he Subscribers for any srnoant Iary. or sms
payable On demand In all the principal Town ,n6 it,,
alo W. l. j. 7. TAPSCOTP, IS Socre-n cor Msidsn.,,n.
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PERTH AMBoY SEMINAR

PERTH AMBOY SEMINAh1.
TNHE SUMNER SESSION Of this Institution vii! CON-
I menc- on "Wednesday, May 9Th.
There will be ew for Youth OF correc. habits
DESTROYS Of Improvement
From, past experience and the Principals feel
Themselves warranted in assuring the public that the
sonRhe expectations OF their patrons " i'll be realized.
The location and provisions Of Ibis Institution afford
usual facilities for plsnsGTc and safety 10 bathing.
TERms-5 per session Of p weeks for board and tuition
with of books for all English studirs-
Circulars with tesnc malls may be had Dodd's Book
store Brick Church Chapel N York, OF the Principals
5. L. WOODBRIDGE,
me- lmeod 5. G. WOODBRIDGE.
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AEstPsTEtu kI.-M.- Boarding
Il School. H=np.Iead l. l. - miles from Sroo.iyr
q brsneh Of The l. |. RIlruad The Sumner Term will
conmerce the nrsi Monday Of MGy-Tsrcs $50 yea.
TIE Institution Is So1ri.hing The Principal du
rug April i t Al Isl Brosdysay where circular.
Kept tor distribution Addresses lvfs there vii De prompt
IL attended %.
as Inn 4 Prfrcio1l-
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THE CROToN WATER
PENDERED perfectly pure and equal TO Distilled Wa
IL ter DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
for Purifying Water aud other Liquids while under pressure
JENNISON'S PATENT, 1886,
safe al prices within The reach OF ALI hanusc
tory 66 FankfortsL Orders received 292 Broadway
This portable spparaius not larger than pint meas-
ure be readily attached bydent pipe convey
Ing wster and will yield sieady stream OF perfectly pure
water .qusl 10 hundred gallons per hour under the
pr ssure Ofthe Croon, than enough for the cunsy
OF the larges, hotels separates with equal certsn-
~ ana dispatch s The animal vegetable, and earthly mat
found, despite of all possible precautions, in every dts
lributtng rhnunel Of the CruOn and Schuylk They are
constructed for herng water for manufacturing pur-
poses. NJ
The necessity fterng the Cro,on Water, and the eff.
ciency Diaphragm Filter bears the endorsern.n OF
the eminent Physicians Chemists OF The city OF New
York, and the appreciation OF the American instuS ~
awarding Mr. JenRson God Medal ut Inc air Oh 1919
for this Filter.
These Filters highly ornamental and Will FOR years
ara not Liable get of repair or subject to Damage rom
Frost and when left In operation, will prevent lne pipes
from rnp They have merit OF cleansing themselves,
and M. aso most admirably designed for hlterng the
Scbuylkill Miss'ssppi aud all water under pressure
WIN. H. JENNlSON, for the Proprietor.
Nh The place for exhibition for The diaphragm filter 10
nj 292 Broad way instead Of 36i IA formerly al lm
JOHN M. TRIMBLE, THEATRE-ALLEY,
JOB CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
MERCHANTS ana Others who wish their stores altered
w for IN. OF May, have done tsstefuly and
cheap by applying es above
All kinds OF Jon Capenerwors executed at the shortest
possible notice mlsmyI
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Tire Surrogate OF the
Counly OF NexYors Notice ia hereby given 10 al per
having claims against Mary Hesksh late OF the Cay
OF York deceased present the with the vouch'
thereof 10 the subscriber, al the Office of o. w Sturt
van; Ne Wsl-st. in the City OF NewYorS before
the third day OF August next Dated NewYor, the wen-
iy-rinc !ay OF January, 1895.
= So iays6tn JOSEPH HESKETH Administrator
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HOT AIR FURNACE


WALKERS Patent Improved hot Air Furnaces, fo'
hesng Dwellings; Stores Churches, -. n, hs
apartments pure and besihy free rom dryness dust
gHn
they are put up snder The personal supervision Of Mr.
Walker the Psientce and have hitherto given entire sHis
action and nre In all cssos warranted TO perform well
pltsl Mr. Charles Starr, Superintendent do; Edward Be
neut Esq ~ Wallst; c. D. Rhodes ESQ 12o Pear-sreet
n Thomas McErah, l5i Nassau. ST. Mr.. Geo. w. Tuck
II, 2O6 Bowery HslfOrphan Asylum, 6th-avenue; Mr.
WmP. Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr. w. c. 9reehe. 20 sh-at
Mr. j. H Ransom 2Og 2d-s,; Chemical Bank, Broadway;
Mr. H Ash 2g2 Broadway; Dr. Alfred Wagstaf, q Wa
,erly-placet Mr.. Geo. NJ. Snow, Snthst
fgS,f GEO. WALKER. 2o2 Broadway.
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SILA WORM EGGs-se oane-s from Choice Pea
~ uri cocoo1s, for sale 70 qu2nriiir. TO sutt ~
II 2w J. s sEAPTER sli Psari-st
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G'IRE ISsU CE.-Ths Mutual lnsurancs CON-
4 pany OF the City OF New York Office No 81 formerly
No 81 WalsThe Directors have the satisfaction in
form the public tina, ali claims this Company
by The late disastrous fire. and all other claims, have been
adjusted and pad in full and they deem il proper add
thai although their have bean somewhat i'm paired by
late the Company have still securely invested
capital Of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure sgans, oss damage
By fire favorable similar institutions In this
city.
The Company commenced business In 1897 on The old
Mutual System and continued II up The year 1909, when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original but Inappropriate nsae tho bust.
Of the since that period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares Of fifty dollars EACH
By order. GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDoSALp Secretary.
New YORK October 24th, Is.5. oSD n cod
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE By the United
States Pir- Insurance COmpany.-Oice removed from
No. ~ 10 No 50 W.-st Thi. Company continue insure
against loss and damage by rs the nusl Of
MUM. J. L. BOVINE, PRECEDENT
JAMES WlLKIE, Secretary ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

NEW CHEAP BOOK -BISDERY, No 70 Fulton
Nst OF Gold, up sIsirs (enirsnce in Gold)klG
GINS WILLIAMS are prepared TO execute binding for
AMI others by the edition single volume
the manner the lowest possible prices. and with
dispatch Mus,c periodicals. pamphlets, and ali kinds OF
job work done with proDp,ness and al unusually low
prices AZ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

NOrltt. Is hereby green. laal Charles ii. Mvuls, OF
The Township OF franklin County OF somerset. and
State OF New Jersey, hath This day made assignment To
the subscriber OF his for the equal benefit of his cred
TORS and that the said creditors exhibit their respective
Claims. under oath affirmation. within the term OF six
months Dated March third thousand eight hundred
and forty.six nc law6w PETER SERVfSS.
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MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine mines and
mining regions for companies and individuals, aud 10
report upon their capacities Of the and bes,
modes Of using hen udng plans OF furnaces slns &c
His attention has for several years been particularly directed
working aud OF Iron aud Copper in all paris
the United States in Cuba the Lake Superior country
Gc. JAMES T. HODGE, Gsoogist end Chemist
Stockbhdge Iron WoTks, MasP
aETERENCEs.
Messrs. Saltus Co. Joseph TuckennaT ESQ
s. T. Tsdale & Co. Theodore Sedgwick, ESQ.
sarn'l Ward, ESQ j. T. Butisr~orth, Esq.
Application can be made 10 Mr.. BUTTERWoRTH, No.
~ LIh.rty-st NJ tn lerrns &c. 25f 1wisItfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

DRI|ATE SCHOOL for Boys, las Caszl.st near
El1sor--tTbe subscriber has assumed the direction
OF the School now established a, The above location Tie has
had Macy year. experience teaching and nIends 10 de-
vote himself 10 the profession
The course Of atldy complete Engisn educs
con together with preparation fer the Counting Room or
Tor College Tbs OF milton aud references 70 h ioFc
er p.;roas can be bad q; ih- School Room
~ Sw- SAMUEL CARDNER. Prtncipsl.
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OO00kskA s $ ss soa R&i pei ts Paper VIZ
22NS2, 20 10 y pounds per realn.
2:xSs, IS 10 So pounds pc;
22x2S. - 10 so pounds per resm.
cSxeS, - 10 s. pounds per rram.
2ix2S. a 10 81 pounds per r-SIa.
2lNSS. 50 to 81 POUNDS per
2sxS7. IS ~ Ss pounds per
2sxS6. 81 10 s. pounds per
2Sx4s. IS 10 Is pounds per
sSxs6 - 10 Is pounds Per r-sn.
&ix5S so 10 S. pounds per For sale by
40 p,y CYRUS ". FIELD No Rurlin s-sn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL The Summer
OF Mr. and Mrs ASaREL FULLERS Family
Boarding School for Bows and Girls in Kent, Conn will
May 1916. Ken, Ia healthy and pleasant plsce
ard the Housaionic Railroad affords daily communication
with he city OF Newly The number OF pupils 10 limit
ed twelve. Boys will be ed for College, or their studies
adapted 10 their future pursuits T-rms-board and tuition
per session OF p No charge 20! tuition
In the CHER branches The Principal will be a, the Ms
tions Hotel No Corsndtt from the 18th 10 the I'd April
If any wish for personal interview.
Refererce,-Prof Henry Dwish, ST Fihh-st.; Miss
Catherine Nj S-dwck be addressed by letter 2eo Ninth
or L-n0N Mass Mr. Mrs Charles Sedgwlck, Lsnox
Mass Theodore Sedgwick. a Wall.st Dr. Peter Pratt
SO Libertyst RodercE Sed yxick. ~ West Warrington
place John Slosson Fec Pear!-st; P. Haxtun, -
Grove St 1t John Sedgwick U 5. A. Z II. Watson, 80
E,rhany,. nlar- ALL 2ws
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AGENcY.-MINING ASSOCIATIONS OF

AXE SUPERIOR, and else~h-re.-Tbe 'ubscribeis Of
frr their services General Agents. in the city Of New
York for the several Mining Associations Of Lake Superior
They purchase and e Stcck- and nleresa
the ssme-urni.h Supplies, &c will keep Regis
ter with list Trustees and Ocers-specnens of Ores
from the several Mines and such other nation may
be considered efvaue carry cut the object OF such an
Agency They would be happy TO execute orders-receve
and communicate information TO parties interested
T. II. WARNER, or
J. D. HAWKS
No Nassau, cor. of Wall at
New York. April. 1896. a20 Tor