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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCED"
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXC CEPI
-.--' SUNDAYS,
CARRYING THE GREAT
IT'D ar UNITED STATES NJ

CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
Bv the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
Civ Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, 10
Charleston, s. C. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, las on the route via Washington WIN
no loss Of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
Leavinglower end of Spears Wharf,
Eggs Baltimore, DAILY except aH SpnuaSs, Imn;y,,
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt cannon,
= a,.p.sys - orHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
rESS, Capt Sutton, arriving IN Noil1H il1S
next morning, after comfortable
nights sleep, at 6 O'Clock; thence up James kVer,
with its beautiful scenery in daylight, in steamboat
:. ,-,,,s-s CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis,or steam
&z.,tnIislF lFg.,a boat ALICE, Capt skinner to Clty
SFsHArltslSR Point Railroad, (all the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the COM
mand of skilful and polite commanders,) 10 re-
tersbuTg, Va, (arrvinp there OF
the route via w ashingOn) where The Two lines anal
garnate; thence to Weldon and wilmington, NJ C'l
thence by steamboats, TO Charleston, s. o., ana
thence by the southern routes to New orleans, ana
much the most pleasant, comfortable ana shoites'
route to the South c,,,
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
roke Railroad 10 franklin, thence by steamboat ~ OK
on the BaCkwaer, to the different points. en-
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, FayeueVlIle
LyncnbuTg and TO the West, will find this the mos
! comfortable and cheapest route. G.
| ma Returning, leaves Norfolk daily except sun
days, at a O'Clock P. NJ. arriving in Baltimore mex
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and south
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
mouth. .....................,... $40
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Va.... .........''':;'. 80
Passage between Baltimore and weldon, NJ ~
raSsagS ,SnS osuWetn 'nkn,sN 1870
,,SS ~ ~ a ads;na included on Raw and River boati
G5- Travellers will be directed by our So'lel.,, pr,
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Port IN,
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) WI
will conduct you and your baggage to The bost.
. jel9-tf l. ShEF AM, fne ~
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SEA RATHING,

AT OLE POl INT Co vi " - -
The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
.,-s pany offer 10 the public comIoLlsu,e a
~ safe and cheap conveyance 10 ana ION TON
this most delightful BATHING ESTABLlSHmENL l.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily (sundays e1
cenedJ at four O'clock P NJ. in their superior uoa's,
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, CaptaIn
Russell. arriving (afler comfortable nights sIeepl
neyt morning at O'Clock. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore Sc. c.,-.
This Bathing Establishments now one OF tlle % inost
degbtful places in the Un0n-haVing aaded 10 tnel'
former accommodations spacious and airy Oulu X,
we'll furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, ana to1
surf Bathing cannot be Surpassed win comorI@an,e @
accommodations tor 800 vislters. Added 10 tle pea
sure ocihis establishment is the beautiful pomebduse
in the garrison of Fortress Munroe aud Hip kaPs WIN
their Band of Music not surpassed IN tIe EhloI. @
makes the time of visters delightful Inc Iaoie con
| s;sts of all the luxuries of the CHESAPEAKE Day
hesns head hog and other fish, hard and s0lt cfaos
oysters aad clans, as also every other aIce ~ sea
, son from the counu, round, and the HoriolR an an
Baltimore markets, with the best OF attendance aa
inc and Fishing parties and evening amusementcS -
Dancing to crafty all; with the beautiful view Oh "
sea and bay, shipping passing daily, and wltnn sio
= distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy ara, ~
Dock. and U. S. Men of War, which can DC ViSitt W
l daiIv in steamboat running constantly between VI
paiS poi2St and NorfoIk T. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Folht anu anu ~ wi IUma o IsA6 dim
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

DEDICATION POSTPONED. In consequence
Of the inclemency of the weather on the 4th'
the proposed dedication of the Odd Fellows
Hall at Harpers' Ferry was postponed uh''
Saturday, the e5th inst. Those ofthe Order
who intend participating in the ceremonies
can govern themselves accordingly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

READ 1T AGAIN. The Philadelphia Times
will please read "another picture of General
Taylor" again, and it will see that we gave
credit to the Trenton News. We were moi
aware it BELONGED to the Times.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

COMMODORE STEWART. The recent insis-
position of Commodore Stewart was not OF so
serious nature as has been represented. He
has so far recovered as to be able to attend tC
the duties of his official station.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

DEATHS BY LIGHTNING. John Henry, OF
Mt Auburn, Shelby county, and Allen Mon
tauue and VIM. ]. Miller, of Switzerland
county, Indiana were killed by lightning on
| the 10th.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

INANEw BUSINESS. Mr.. Dousman, former
" partner of John Jacob Astor in the fu
trade, has aban loned his former business ahc
engaged in copper-minng.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

NOMINATION. Hon. George P. Marsh the
present incumbent, has been nominated Tor
Congress by the Wings of the Third Congress
sional District Of Vermont.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT. The interest
due in August next, it is stated, on the au'Aor'
itv of the Treasurer, will be paid,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

line or less make a asquaTt-II III aU " u
a. ,en lines. the pIice will be in proportion;
Embellishments YER are payable at the time oil 'helf
TTH;E THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
snaneT. containing all the select matter OF l' tlle
4 is nnblished every Saturday morning. at ths ~"
All napers sent by mail, are discontinued the
|n which the advance payment expires
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

rue AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTl-
\ GiIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
riers, at only s,n aud quarter cents PEI eS weeS
e to the Carriers only at the m emu nail, al ~ distant
heri at the rate of Four DolEGrs per year, pay
Ilways in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

mon ANNAPOLIS, CAM BKIDWn IgnS- IT5S
TON, DENTON, CHESTER,TI09WyvMSip CHES,I , 9yvSp ZEN IRE
WILLIE. WEST AND SOUTH RlVER.
' The steamer MARYLAND leaves
at O'Clock, A, NJ, lor imC
EsEs&R above named Places on the ioIoWihs
IIn every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for ChesteTlowp
and Centrevle, and returning the same day, leaving
Centreville at il O'Clock, and Chestertowh at I'D"
past - O'Clock, for Baltimore, - &c, ,, G ,rIrp
DAYS, for An napos, Cambridge and Eastoh' return
ing Wednesdays and undays. CO.. A.,
At O'Clock, A. NJ. on every THgkspAI M iot am an,
napolis West and South River' anu fe'u'" ''o
day. . j., NJ C,r AnnonoIis
Cambridge ard Denton. Returning; leaves pEn,or G,,n
" o;cI1ck on Sunday morning, fer'Easton by Dove
! q. niIo a,,d Cambrdqe TO Annapolis and Baltimore
NIB. All baggage at the risk Of the 3 Owner; WI err op
| nl22 bEhO III "' -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

"A Monster GUN Another enormous gun'
exceeding in weight Capt. Stockton's ''peace
maker" by 5000 lbs, is nearly finished at Bos-
ton, and is intended TO be mounted at Fort
George, for the defence of New York harbour
The quantity of metal used was about $4,000
pounds and the amount of coal consumed in re-
ducing it to the requisite state OF fusion was
eight chaldrons. The weight of the gun, when
finished, will be $4,000 pounds. Length, ten
feet diameter at the base ring, 80 lnches'
length of chamber IS inches; length of bore
feet inch; diameter of bore, l2 inches
Weight of round shot which it will carry, 23l
pounds; weight of shell, 1870 pounds Range
of shot or shell, l-2 miles, being IA OF
mile greater than the recorded performance
the largest and latest invented mortar in Eng
land, and half mile beyond the reach oil eve
rv GUN in the castle of San Juan de Ulloa, a
Vera Cruz. The cost of this immense lnstrn
ment for harbor defence will not exceed Sl70C
or one sixth the cost of the wrought gun pre-
cured in England by Capt. Stockton.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

PARK BENJAMIN ESQ. We learn from the
Argus that this gentleman has been rendered
professorship of English Literature in one oi
the best endowed and most distinguished OF ouE
| American Universities.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

REyoLrINe OUTRAGE. In Philadelphia on
Thursday, John Carlin bit off the lower part OF
George O'Brien's nose and a piece of his
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

REMARKABLE. An old negress named Han
nah, was sentenced to be hanged on the 80 lnS'
in Alexandra, La, for attempting to poison al
oyerseer and his wife, named Sheffield "A boy
and Girl who abetted the would-be murderess
were convicted, and their punishments are re
markable. The boy was sentenced to wea
around his neck five-pound iron collar 10
twelve months, and the girl to wear slmila
collar, and to receive twenty-five lasneS pc
month for the same period.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13
PORT DEPosITE AND IA aAVRE Reh}E DE GRACE

(Commencing on MONDAY, 18Th saPril, 1876
For the convenience OF the
sssE.,s,p..,. W. ss'a citizens and others in the vi
ss,5ssssla4a FR AzA cinty of Port Deposite and
.g,tsz sg.tszsisa = Havre de Grace, Passenger
TaT viii be attached to the freight tram, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays) at 2oe'oeN'
p NJ arriving in Baltimore about hall past q -
mz3Thi; line will also enable citizens OF baitmore
Who 90 out in the Morning Nj all Train, to devote d
or hours to business or recreation' at 1avle W Se
Grace or Port Depose, and return 10 bai'iihore Wy
Fishermen and Sportsmen generally WIN nhC M
this very seasonabe train TO return carry Ill lit
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

IRON TRADE SUSPENDED. The passage OF 'he
Tariff bill in the House of Representatives is
said to have caused the abandonment of many
contracts for the manufacture of iron, If this
be SO, the Senate had better look before il
! lea ne.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

INCREASE OF REVENUE. The receipts on
the New York canals for June, 1916, are $685.
1874 over those of the same month last veal
although the rates of toll are now much cheap
er than ever before!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. The Cleveland papers
state that Capt A. Talcott, formerly OF the u
S. army was dangerously, if not mortalIy
wounded at Copper Harbour, Lake SUPERIOR
by the accidental discharge of pistol IN the
hands Of A. N. Heart, Esq of Lapeer' M'chi-
gan. The charge passed through his arm into
his breast. On examination it was found th'
wound was very severe and it was feared woul'
proye fatal. We trust however, that so sad
result willnot ensue. Capt. Talcott is broth
er of Col Talcott of the War Department
Washington. "
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

Tur THERMOMETER AT THE TELEGRAPH
STATIONS. The thermometer at the several
telegraph stations, on Saturday, stood as fol-
lows.
AT Baltmore-3 o'clock, A. NJ, so 2 deg;
o do, eI l-2 deg; 10 do. SO l-2 deg; IL do.
94I-2 deg; 10 DO 94l-2 deg; P. M. 50 l-2
deg; 2 l-2, SO l-2 deg.
WASHINGTON, Is minutes to 8, "a deg.
80 l.c der; 70 m. IOl; 12 l-2 p. m. lo2 l-2
and at . l2 p, m. lO3 l-2 deg. o,
Al Wilmington, Del, l-2 p. m. 80 IL oeg
New York, at 2 i-2 p. m. 80 l2 deg.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

DEEDS OF BLOOD IN KENTUCKY A lew days
ago in Washington county, Ky, man nam
ed Mills, killed his fathcr-n-law, b. McLoan'
with scythe. The monster cut oil Oo'h III,
legs In Spencer county, last week, man also
killed his brother.in-law, by striking him OF
the head with stone.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

SUDDEN DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED CArh-
o,tc C1ERcyM.N. At the Merchants Ex'
change Hotel, Boston, on Thursday morning
the Rev. Richard Davys died suddenly OF
disease of the heart. In company with Tit
Rev. MIR. Deas, he mad been in this country
bout three years, collecting subscriptions 10
wards building Catholic Cathedral, at AT
magb, Ireland, and arrived from tour to IN
/ West few weeks ago.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

MAYNARD FORTUNE. In one ofthe markets
in this CITY says the New York Sun, may be
seen middle-aged woman, whose history is
full of interest She isa younger daughter oi
titled English arstocrat, whose estate is val
ned at s25 900 per annum. She was brough'
up in luxury, fell in love with and marrleo he'
fathers groomsman, was turned out OF house
and home, and obliged TO fly from her country
to avoid her fathers vengeance She Passe'
through many trials which rend the heart' u
her ca reer from wealth to poverty She IS NOT
selling fruit in Ns,o York markst' for ooV'
Gus reasons, we do not go into detail. a strang
commentary in English customs Verify trn'
= is stranger than fiction"
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Bob 1grintina an6 Book Binbina

TRIBUNE JOE PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SPRuCE-sTREET- Three doors from Nassastree
T5NHE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any olicein the city. The
patronage OF the last yes has been such 10 guarantee
great extension in We therefore, with
6dence, issue the following Gard:
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with all kinds
OF PRINTING al the cheapest rate, viz
Cards, Bills Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Cheeks &c
70 LITERARY GENrLEmgs.Orig ,aas Manuscripts print.
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, aud all kinds Of
Books Letter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Distri-
Mammoth Bulls, bullon, &c.
And every description of PLAIN and Ornamental Job Work
executed with great peatness and punctuaty al the Office.
Vt Tine Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAN.
PHLETS, &c.
All the above Presses will he done extraodi.
nary low prices. J; a. FRAETAS,
il2r Tribune Job Printer
NEW-YOttK HOOK-BINl9EKY, ia FultoD-si
lN-Al descriptions of plain aud elegant Boosbnding
ecued with neainess and despatch
In this establishment particular aentonis given in select
Ing the bes, OF materials aud the most substantial workman
ship.
Librarians aud Gentlemen having Libraries will ind 1t To
their advantage call and examine for themselves al III
Fuonst Specimens Of Binding in all the vsrious styles OF
Sheep, Cali, Russis, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
do II EDWARD WALKER
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Drp GOODS.
LINENS sEEETINGS AND

LINENS, sHEETINGS AND RI :,
HOUSEKEEPING RTlcLESE,A $500 .s,aJ erd Ok
Csnsl.L h.v- received per ships koctesIs, az =,
,od tb.Ir spring importation OF Linens. 70 me- - ~
VII. the Attention OF families, hotels ano
Medium Linens warranted OF tce anesi TAX aho Kan
u6,ctnred expressly for their family trade
10 and IA l..h scd BsrnsIey Sheengs, warrant
7s, TO- u is und D.. Doune Dsnask Table Cloths, new
and beautiful designs.
2 9 aud 10; Tas- D a7er ami DsnssA
SO 81 10 and ~ Dsniass Napkins patterns 20 nstch
tn co:bs d. .nssk 0a.sys. colored do
g. 10 AID 1874 Imperial Counerpanss S1nln-f do DO
SUperine Toilet Qu froln cradle size TO l3i Also TOT
Il. Covers Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper hussis ano
Scotch DaperI Towel;2gs embossed and prH'71 -
and Piano Covers with large aud general s:soTuneht OF
doneslic and house ping srtic!-s ~ -!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

o. LAND on TIE HUDSON, al YonLefA-For
sale, Farm Of eighteen acres OF land on the sast
hank of the Hudson River. IN the tosrn OF fooKers
snd Coun,y OF Wiches.e. within II miles OF the CITY OF
Nex-York, and mile OF The village and landing, be-
which and Ne~York steamboats, ply regularly lex
cept.ng il Water four day The land is good saa
the hose which and ccrocious, IS bUii IN me
modern style with wide piazLas 10 orI and rear FROM
l. view Is had u the beautiful scenery OF me HUI
SON. extsuiing the Highlands AID down across In
oay 10 Staten Island. The touildings-consisacg OF
peie order and he c=ao1s- Is filed with ice In-fe
az eIceer. well OF upon tie place. guile nes s
pcn also large number OF selected ~
ornamental frees I. Is well calculated for genier'sns
rss1.uee The above will be sold cheap AhlpnioS tae
above on The North and also upon The rver are treny
land without buildings which VII DC SOC WIN NE
soove. or separate from ii, II desired Apply 70
mh.n tfc VIM w. SCRUGHAM, Yonkers-
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5a!amar0er Safes.

s,aLAM.SDER sAFRS-s25 REwARD-Bent
- Wilder having called upon seyera peIson VINO nave
Gsye, raio 70 induce hem 70 return he b
alleging they are Infringement OF his patent beg leave
In nfon M public, tia. paien;or SAFE for
,o.on for Safe has ever b-ea granted him Sas c.
Herring: hereby offer 10 fully guaranty and indeu
Nifty all persons who nave or wnc snail hereafter purchase
Gsylrr's Double or Single sslansnde' Safes ron sny
eIs = O. Wilder Siss c. Herring may setup 10 tne III
pro- mposition use 10 their constra cton - x,-,,.
Tn imposition ia!sely said TO &c - ,sh xSs,e
no:h NJ but common Pier Of Pe,ii mixed WIN a.
to III c9nsst-ncy Of thin cream or p bss been
corss;inp OF second roofing 10 render the Safe IN
POROUS 20 s are rot filled with this Wilder composition
and In roofog consequently ne does not infringe upon TIE
a;oress.c cai reward Of So 70 hereby offered 70 any
on. who will furnish proof that they have been deferred
from purchasing of Gayers Ssauand-s by the fsse
Abatement OF Wilder Herring and tina, my SAFES are MI
sd with the composition falsely sid 10 be patented by " L.
der And hereby declare that do no. said compost
tou tin roofing my Safe for the reason that after II
years practical experience kD0" Of something better or
Tho purpose; fact fully established By the result OF the
trial OF Safes Vsuxhs Garden, rspor! Of which
is published which refer all persons about 10 eeect
really fire proof depository for books and The
tc4e Of said Trial states the result That the contents
OF Gayers Patent Double Schumacher were found In good
order while the contents of Rics and Widers Tor Her
c. J. GAYLER, 90 Wail-st
An assortment OF Gsyer Double and Single Saiarnader
Safes aud MAKERS which have been taken In
exchange for Gayers, for sale by ,,
nil SteodktW LEONARD BROWN, 60 Wsl.st
yEJILDER'- PATENT Sslamsnder Sstes.-Ther-
w he greater evidence of The superiority OF tn.
genuine WildeTs Patent Schumacher Safe than the TACT OF
the insy OF other Safe makers TO invent ANY thing new or
make any Improvement upon their old inventions By which
they risk the reputation Of heir safes fair and equal
trial with Wilder's Patent SalsmsDder The late attempts
made 10 destroy one OF WldeIs Safes by making another
Saamand Safe twice the usual thckness Is sufficient CT IT,
self every who will take the trouble 10 In
vsspnte the subjec the superior hreproo qualities OF
Widers Patent Sasmande Safes Another ITO The subscr
Der yery peasug evidence OF the high esmaton 10 which
Inc pubic hold Widere Ps,en Safes the increasing de-
which he has enlarged his factory and ap-
piled steam power machinery which renders the most
United States.
will euabe him furnish the bes: srg double Saaman
der Safes ofereI 20 the public.
SlLAS c. HERRING, lS9 Wster-st
Sas C. Herring the only person authorized 10 maize OF
sell Salsunsnder Safes 10 this State Suits haze been com
e1ced against inanusc,ors sad purchasers and Will be
tended 10 all ~ hO nirir &c my patent.
mln 2pDtW p q WILDER. Patentea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

zsnIE sRn pnR sAIE.--situsteo he Road from
New Rochelle 10 Wine P.tnl about eiui disianif.orn
"@ each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, OIL Of which
Ia PIocgh Land excepting Ten Acres which II Wood Land
m psce IL divided By aIsua and laid outtnto convenient
lois or cultivation Al he fences are OF stone In good
o-sr and lie ground In OF cultivation The build
>. Of gpo5 csscer and n order For TERMS apply
70 8. B. KENYON, on lie premises or Of
d9r J. ADRIANCE, S. John-sl New.Yerk.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

7
HFDR WEBSTERS DICTIONARY; Abridged from
" the Quarlo American Dictionary with Walkers Key to
the pronunciation OF Greek Latin aud Scripture proper
names with Memoir ard Bus; Of the Author One
volume, royal duodecimo
In This Revised Edition. the principal objec, has been
furnish work those classes OF The community
who for consultation something sscve HI orcinsry
School Dictionary but who disposed 10 purchase
Websiers larger works. For his purpose numerous sd
dous have made the vocabulary snd TO The dehn
lions particularly from that portion OF the American Die
tonsry which added the edition OF lsil and asotrom
the sddenda OF 1885, thai the number OF words in this
cabusry is above fifty thousand Is OOO more than IL
Welkel' 8 large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use
the public In the hope that will the
ormultudes OF the courtrymen OF Dr. Webster not
only among the teachers and higher csssesn Public Schools
and Academies but also in the Counting House the Manu-
factory and the Family For sale by Booksellers ally
HUNTINGTON Y SAVAGE,
i9a n. 2l6 pearl-s N York.
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ANALYTICAL MANUAL.

~ aud Defl,ion; by James \. McEigou Priacipal Of
the Mechanics Society Scho j. NesrYorE 81 haze ex
nniurd wiki some the Manual OF Orthogaphy aud
DEFINITION prepared by ~ McElgott OF this city, and
lake pleasure in commencing 1t the favorable nders
of the friends of education There fuDd OF good
senre. practical wisdom and useful arrangement 10 hi.
work not often combined within limits. |! WILL
persuaded greatly facilitate The study of our language
and teachers we'll learners will find cause for Thank
fitness the meritorous author.
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN,
Chancellor OF The NewYork University
mis- MARK II. NEWMAN, Publisher 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

BI.ODDGOOD NURSERY, Flushing. l.. i
% King Ripley, fsopreiors otter for sale, from 'h.
-A- old nud we'll known establishment. every variety 81
fruit forest and ornsm-nsl evergreeDs shrubs and
lowering plants. which will be pus up win the greatest
care Orders LETT win Geo B. Ripley Co No IA Peari'
.Teet where catalogues NAV be Obtained grssl will
go ,rcnnt s,tantion mI2 lmDNW-
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DOARDiNG SCHOOL, Cornwall. Orange Co. n
DY-Ths very pleasant village ia on the hsnss OF the
Hudson about miles South OF NeTbergh aad lust soove
the Highlands and IL considered be remarkably healthy
The Is picturesque and romantic The1. are o.y
several steamers ths rgr 10 gad from New-fork City
saording facilities rarely be with. In the village ere
four places OF woInhip and excellent society
In the school thorough English educstiou IN a.! he
branches together with board viii be given for S2r 10 SIS
ger quarter, always payable in advance.
Music and drawing extras.
MISS S. A. SMITH, Principal
City Reference.
C. Macauley. l15 H1d.on-st
Henry Rownuee. corner Of Chambers aQd Chatham.
+. & L n Emnre. l25 Rnverv m52taoIlm-