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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

RErRocEssIoS or ALExASoR1A-The Commits
=oners appointed by the President under the late act
OF Congress have appointed the tr.t and second day.
OF September 70 take the vote of the people OF the
CitJ and Countr OF Alexandria on the question of Re-
PROCESSION 70 Virginia. F-7m what we can learn. a
!aEse majority will vote in avor Of gong pack 70 the
Old Dominion"
CANAL PACKET LINE FROM ALBANY TO BUFFA-
Lo-Severa. forwarding hosxes in this CITY Messrs O.
N-CnapLa CO. VIM Nonte!rh. &c have formed daily
NE OF Canal Packet Boats between this cty and Bu;fa
% The fare including board Is cent and nall per
nile. The distance Is IA four and hall days.
Alb Ary1Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

~ GouRaups IrALIAS INDICATED SOAP, Is ~arrs Ss
10 c,-e Tsn Pimples Frecklea, sunbgrn and a. JAZZ
harsbes or no paw taken al 81 Wskerst 10; store ifoh
Broai s-ay positively 10 be had where else. hehe
Der the place 49, eS~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

- The Expre>S asks who have been more
faithful to the Wing party than the New-York
Wings" We do think this question comes with q
bad grace from n paper which opposed the Wing
ticket in the Spring Q! lS44 and aided in inducing
thousands to be anfaithtul to the Wing party, by
voting the entire Native ticket. But nobody cues.
lions the fidelity OF the great mass of the Wings
here TO the Wing cause the conduct OF the few
blind and selfish leaders and journals who Try to
sow discussions and toment spin; OF prescription
among Wings is the source Of our troubles. Had
all the Wing journals OF this city but entreated the
Wings to vote the Wing ticket in April ~, Henry
Clay would now be President the Tariff o; 10 ui!.
touched and the Mexican War non.existent. Yet
the s,imulaters Of this most baleful ISM, who dc.
serted the Wig candidate in favor OF iudepend-
en' and inevitably hostile organization, now clamor
against the isms OF others and refuse to vote for
any candidate who does not repudia;e them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

FAIL Fashion FOR GENrLEMENs HATS Tor 1876
KNOX Of 1913 Fuonsi second door Sun Office, will
issue the Fall fashion for gentemens Hats Saturday,
Doth of August au22 lyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

ASYLUM FOR DISCHARGED CoNlcrs.-Edorts
ara now making TO establish IN Massachusetts Asy
hun, for Discharged Convicts Al the cersyunen OF
springfield including Episcops,ans, Orthodox pn'aEi'
sps MethoGists and unversalsts have gwen 10 th ps
their hearty concurrence Abbot Lawrence has offered
20 contribute 500 If fund et $4,000 can ~ ysissd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

TIE MEXICAN WAR,-The Washington Union
says OF the CMnarso Letter copied from, Ia Baltimore
argus conveying intelligence OF the spproach of Gen
sNeoss toward Monterrey and OF his arrival a, San
LUIS fo,osl with 5000 regular troops that this Statement.
accounts - 49, ~ ''-'e'
y Earl Cathcart, Governor General Of Cana.
ds- says he Montreal PHOTO !, has been decided on
IS to De recalled The authority IS private letter re-
ceived BIZ thc Great Western. from gentleman WHOSE
means OF information excellent The change viii
take place II al probability Immediately sier the pro-
rossloR u Parliament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

The President Of the United States hss been often
heard remark since ne has been President tia, ST. The
institutions OF Providence wise, bull none OF ihen
more 50 than the institution Of Sabbath Union
. He evidently regards the peculiar instita-
ton as the wisesI ana best OF al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

The name OF Lyadsn Post otice, Orleans
Co. n Y. hiss been officially changed 70 LyndenriHe-
Address, ria R;dgwsy r Chamberlain. P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

IS-Mss A WusoS gives concert at National
Hall this evening and socits the patronage especially
of her Temperance friends (See adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

~ SAMUEL Hopxlss of saco is the Wing can.
8ida,e for Congress in the lst York District OF
Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

u Mr.. Folks IHton commeads rs written
IN an unusually liberal vein the Courier and En-
quirers article in favor OF the acquisition OF Cali
iornia ana eensurlng the antiSlsvery proviso tas
tened TO The 100000 bill BY the House OF
course. Whstever favors Slavery is liberal snd
Democratic IN tie eyes OF The Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

HAPPY TO HEAR TIN respect to Ecls we are
informed on the unquesuouaOie authority that
four lots make quantity This is entirely satistac'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

~ The Dutch man of.war schooner adder, now
lying Oft the Battery, good deal of curiosity
couple more of the same sort are expected arrive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

~ The Lorell Joswe'. in rebukins the recent
Efforts in this City breed dissension ana tF0"ois
among the Wings of our State, closes with the '0l
lowing reference to one of the dis0rgsnlzns diefa'
tors ,.s
ave know there are at least Pifiy.two lhoussna
whiys who would gladly give dollar piece TO AA'e
him openly qui, the party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

Tas CoTrox CRoP-We have rom the Wes--
the dscouragins OF the Cotton crop ne
growth or injured the condition 81 the plant a1c N
others vvha: the seasons had spared had fallen lcIa
10 TIE caterpillar, OF army worn lCahEiezton News
ACCIDENT TO a CATHOLIC PRIEsT-her Z.
O'R.iey the Catholic Minister OF Rochester mad ~
shoulder blade broken ~ Rochester on Fr1day as; by
being thrown from buggy wagon while the horse WIS
running
Down TO s late hour last night We could
hear nothing farther relative 10 ne steamboat explosion
reported % nave occurred AZ Enc on Friday nigh, last
The endorsement the Way-Bil says 10 were killed
10 lad /: yesterday We think there must De
sorae mistake about the matter.
fPistspwsh Gar. ADV Aug. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

u Several thousand very wise people went
down to the Battery yesterday afternoon TO see men
wulk on the water We did Mt hear of an body, how.
ever who saw the tcet-or the either. We know
what the next great excitement will be- but we won't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

,cy-A man named Francis Sullivan was
arrested on the 7th Of August charge OF ASSAULT ana
battery on Julia DOnovan, who was SAID 10 nave Desu
pushed down an area in Cherry Waterst from "heh
She received such injuries as caused her deatn gum.
ran discharged, no evidence appeared hes-is1
him al the time Of the Coroners inquest upon tue o0'y
OF the woman Since that tne however ne" evidence
has appeared against hun, II alleged ana Ju>ISe
ketchan has held him 70 bail II the sum Of
man named John Coye, who was arrested &c" Joy!
since on charge OF stealing dry goods and on "n's
person quantity of counterfeit coin "ns iouh9' Wa "
tackled by deirum trenlens and being sent 70 'He
tic Asylum on Blsckwells Island ne Jump d H.
boa, into the river and came near beng u" 49, 10
was however rescued and 'aAen 70 lhe Sy -, 80
" - 80 1tnon ,na,Lad diamond Ss2J, vas stolen on
Tuesday last from board me mp $50 g.,
stewart consignee. The linen IN tHs " " ~, 800
s1VY. 40 tlact hau man named VIM. Mackey sp-
ared ~ the Police Office on Thursday ana entered
ronanlent against man keeping an In'eiigencg once
a. ~ annst This whose name - :, "a Du, -
49,, tho complaint. reserved 81 % from HacXcy
a s for winch he agreed 70 obtain for MIN employ.
Tnent az a carpenter Having obtained h5 zee D.l sen
hin, 10 Grea, harrington Mas al ~h'cn .a-. a. NC a.
d In. applicant Mr. Carey was in want oil hands.
Wactey went on 10 Great harrington sna appneo 10 ~.
Carey who seemed surprised az the sPpcatiC' saio IL
mad no work 70 giYe and was a. loss 70 haoN WY
Bin should .end hands TO HIM M ascHey retulbea
and endeavored 10 get back his money totn he ans
Of the kee per Of the intelligence once ou IN th't
was unsuccessful he could obtain no satsiaceion' ~
therefore entered comp AM aseis D1n' "noI 1s
charged WI b obtaining money " ia'se feptes'H'N-'
RrookIyp -Nativism-Rumseilins, &C
., ", rJ,,r AZ aIl Tribune Arersr q, 1876
have read with much attention, and with grea'
Measure your .cs:hing and torcole reply to the R'
y, As.,ricca on the srbjec, OF Na,vsm, and me d'
consequences which resulted 10 the Wing party AZ .e
las, Presidential Eileen on account OF s 'mple' 49,
ance with that Iberal and proscriptve CLIQUE. al
though Kings County did nobly on tina, oeGSs.oa nm,
know tina, hundred. OF respectable and Intelligent
rallied citizens-avowed friends and adhe'eh. rss
Clsy-were driven from theE allegiance 70 '1''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

City Ee7aS OF The Tribune. il Is said. is Assistant
Editor of the Evening Times s Gazette. Eve. Mirror
Scissors. we understand is Assistant Tor Prin-
cipsl Editor OF the Evening Mirror and does UP the
principal tragca business. He is useful fellow in
ms way, but why do n; he cut and pare from the morn
ing papers OF yesterday instead OF those OF the day be
fore c. Eems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

The Express copies from what we sad on
Wednesday Of Mr.. Fillmore In connection with the
nomination for Governor and says
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

~ The Jersey City Sentinel gets up the toll
loving lis new idea If not exactly orthodox:
Boston has rendered itself famous by getting up en-
earthquake. suppose the merchants Of Jersey cry
.ar,nn,,a. of neys subscriptions and advertisements
Tor the Evening Sentinel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

lion as the wisest ana best OF al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28


Now Tor Court OF Appes
THIS Court ought 10 be elected by tie People weL
the Judges OF the Supreme Court which we have pro
posed 70 organize and This Court ought not 70 be
tangled with legislative dules-hep: lar away from
politics possible their sessions ought De open
al the judges who vote should be compelled put their
opinions and reasons for their judgments writing
ne them with the CLERK This Court OF appeals may
De made up from the Judges o: supreme Court u they
elected part and part direct ote People
IN convenient districts after the fashion Of dstrc:
e.sctng Judge for tw0 -hree I'VE years the
may De- vii then have causes tried according
the spirit and sentiment OF People Whenever a &c.
ieacant : convicted the CoUrtor the Ly ought 70
damages against llr for the eXpt OF defending
the suit but these expenses II Ike oughtto
mo the County Treasury 70 pay jurors and other
penseS incident 10 trials.
No wits OF error or appeals ought 20 be allowed
our supreme Cour: bu; al should be carried 20 the
Court Last Resort in the hrst instance and the Court
Ike the supreme Court OF the Ua;tcd States ought 10
have only limited jurisdiction. great number Of
causes ought never 70 be permitted 10 pass from me IT
ouna. which adJudcses upon them Titles 70 land.
matters Of sCu,t jurisdiction, matters winch sppertaIn
10 counties ard state rshts and water rishs,
ought TO De open TO 20 70 The Court OF Last Resort nut
IN nine cases OF Ten jurisdiction should De col
erred Give 10 great causes only hight 20 oe heard n
Courts OF 4 gpeal.
Our system OF practice N all our Courts needs en-
ere s-ran.srner--implc PLAIN Garta A. posi-
Die brought within short compass TIE system should
DC The Louisiana comes great deal nearer 10 our
wants than The present practice. When man sues al
other ei him pat his complaint paper 4 TIE shape o.
simple narrative and statement and et The deisndant
under oath One hall OF our witnesses to a..
tend ulsl would then be dispensed wltA-a me para
pAernEa OF special plesdIrs demurrer loliders re-
o!nders surrejoinders re5U;-ers and surrebuters AM
snv NOR among us Duane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Northumberland Grswold London, Gria
void Stephen Whitney Popham, Liverpool, Her
NIT Chaos, Wilson, Liverpool, Slate Gardner &
Howell.
Barks John Gardiner, Peterson, Balize, &c, Alex
ander Eumonus Mansfield, Montevideo, Corning &
Son Alversdo, Ames Belfast Richardson Il Watson.
Brgs Charles, Fog, Bath Pioneer, Ham. Apalschco
Ia Post; Adna, Sherman, Vera Cruz, Nosmith X
Walsh Helen Mar, Card. ST John, NIB Fisca, Helena.
Dutch) Poet Amsterdam William Wesser; Emeline.
Churchill Portland, Foster Il Nickorson.
Schrs Frances Anthony, ST John EF,Foster Nickcr-
son E s Powell Murch, Wilmington, c; Sarah
Merrill Strong Richmood eager Mailer MiiiicSnl
Tunnel, Baltimore johnson & Lowden; John Dill,
Boston Increase, Wectcott Philadelphia McCrea.
dy Lynchburg Gould, Richmond, Allen PsNson ;
Eliza. -, Paramount.
Soop New. York, lones New. Haven.
Barge Porpose, Drake Philadelphia
Boat Vulcan, Green, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11
ARRIVED.


Ship New.York. Hull days from Char lesion cotton
and rice to Geo Buckley.
ship Atlas, Coffin from Liverpool, April s,h mdse &c
Slate Gardiner Il Howell April ls lat AZ AS lon y Is
saw bark Montpelier. steering East
Ship Corsair, Adams OF Boston SO days from Newport
w, iron. TO order
Br bark Wave Smallmsr, Is days from Dublin, in
ballast TO Barclay Livingston zig s'ssrase psssen
gers-l born on the pAsssgc. April q, LAT S so Ion ~
II, spoke Bremen schr Fir. for Bremen.
Bark Madison, Shanklnnd Is days from Mobile, cot
ton SC, TO Soutar, Brothers s. Co.
BARK George. - of Bath, 81 days from Liverpool.
udsc, 10 order.
Bark Ronaldson, stoesburs from Cadis and Madeira,
wines and brandy. TO Goway s Wells,
Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobb s days from Savannah cot
ton to Durham s. Dimon.
Brig Arc.uras, Gould days from Boston, md.e ,c
Foster s. Eickersan.
Rris Aibeons Clarke days from Sssua La Grand su
gar and moassss, 70 Read u HoppocE la lat ~ 10 N
lon IS IS, exchanged signals with ahlp allowing =
white signal letters c. Left schr Only Son, for New
York In days; brig Emerson, of and for Baltimore
uncertain.
Br brig Mary Sater. Sster, days from Windsor, Ms
plas'er, TO Soule. Whitney & Co.
Brig Etrurian Bruascom. iron Lsguna, April p, ma
hogsny and ioeN to Rowland & AspinVfal LET: nl
American vessea In port
Scnr Red Rover smith, from Boston. mdse,
SsnI re,unana Latham, IA dsys nom ssrseoa- fruit
Schr ShAwmut, Esrypn 20 S.v. fror, Grand cansrx
Island, osIais and wine 10 w bspsw. Lett bark Co
val stores. 49, -
Schr Sea, - days In Richmond, 10 w Yu,,sr
Schr Mary, Sumner, days from Newborn. NC corn
Schr Julia Ann. winchester days from Ess,port
schr Turk E!dridge fron Boston, rndsc, 10 p,a,,s-
Schr Fancy Chase from Boston, rndse 10 master
Schr Angeresta Crowell rom Boston, sndse mast.
Sehr Clssaic, Carver, IL hours from New. Haven IL
ballast TO master.
schr Red Rover. days frora Boston bound TO Albany
Schr Warren. Graham, days from Portland, Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

n =. JENNINGS having tprnsd co-par.rer.ttp
W. w1ih I. D. Lsntrr late o; S-wb1rgh vii coutrue
The warax5g art teweiry 1s.ress he old s.aud No
Fl Fulic1-st srcer he ard firm Of Jennings Lsad
er. o. 5. JENNINGS,
NeT-fofx- Oh Asy, iSiet T D. LANDER
Jennings Lander beg 70 inform tneir tends I'D the
public generally at asy intend keeping hand a. here
icforr uH assoner! Of gold and oliver witches iewci
~ iverwafe fancy acrs kc which hey cfs. for sale
oo a. reasonable srrs a. any huuse IN ciy ys
MANLY II. FLkETWOOD, No. u Nss.aa-si
Commissioner appointed by tha Governors Of Iltnois
Ach1gan ladiacA and ONO, ui-ni AID
proof Of deeds dispositions Of Witnesses proof Of clsuI
&c 70 be recorded used n s.aer Of sad States 40 sWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11
fsnal Iotires.

U7HE UNDERSIGNED hayinE been duly appcs;et
| !, -. u ErA5-rcx 4 Txlus6x- Recorder OF he
c1- N-w-Yo-k Trustees Of he estate Of George Lock
80; rou---:-1I ieoior =. persors i5ceot-c 10 lie
"a 1;-ry- IckFoot hr-oy required 10 r-rcer a.
srru,, II a. :-5ls s1d OF money owing By LEN re-
.,v-g 10 III SAID lockwood. srd % pay 1r sane 10
- T..;-. and al persons having II their Possession
~ -1-rv or -.. OF The saii lockwood. are required
20 iy-r he sane the Tsstses or or b-,cre ne ihs
teeuth tay OF June 81 he otce o. HaETey
50 X, S.ss.1-,t n TIE CRY OF Sew-YorS AL credit
rr OF H. sal! lockwood required TO deliver iheiI r.
.rtv- accounts End demands the said Trustees 81 TIE
ISAAC V. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON
sas AZ ROSWELL C SRAINARO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

OFTIcE OF The DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
hew-York, May 7Ih, 1875.
Ft'tE Stockholders Of this Company are hereby noee
lhsi &c instsueh OF Ten Dollars per share on Ice zoe
or scrip STOCK haa been ordered oy Tho Board OF ha
payable 20 he Treasurer al The Office OF the Company
OF William. and Pine-sts Mondny, the s;h dsy
J1Ee next ISAAC n. SEYMOUR, Tf-ssnfes'
MI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

Adams, James
Asst, George 5
Achilles. II l.. u
Aoruhanaon. a
Adams, Samuel
Adlaai. Robert
Adam. RobcitD
AiabusthsrtS teph'n
Allertson, John I
Ambler, David
Allen, Lorenzo w
Alder, T G
Allen, Ira c
An.ley, Henry
Ayr-s, J AT ID L
Austin, Ben amin
Andrew, HenryOd'
Ssr
Angel, Nicholas
Anderson. A NJ Z
Arden. Daniel D
Auders, N h
Andrews. John
| Andrews, Char leaf
Arlington, q w
Auchinbeck Guber'
| Anger Il Bslknzp
| Ascr, DR. Charles
Andrews, d
Appelby, W J
Archer, James
Arns,rad, G n
Appleton, Edwarc
Arson. stephen
A,w-ll. w c
! Aytes. Thomas J
Avery. & 4
Brady Charlie,
Black. w +
Bradshaw. Il B
Bradley, Nj stnew
Brady, Francis
Bradley, Patrick
Brasg, Thofuas
eadhIsssr, } ohnh.
Bacon. David 4
Bradshaw, +
Badger, James "
Baldwin, J .
BskerSprowlsSCS
Baker, Jscob
Braid, } ohm
Banks, Lorin NJ
Baker, John
Sauy, w
Ssker, George E
Bs;rd, A II
Blake, Charles II
Stake, Auson
Sranch, Joseph
Bailey, George "
Sailsy, Nsih'i P,
Barton, William
Ssraard, Caps 5
SAlch, John 7
Bzrriu, { )
Barker, W = 4 a
6srnes, w l.
Barclay, Eseer. "
Bartlett. Alfcrd w
Sarnes, Samuel s
Barrett, Berj T
Barns, George
Barrow. J w
Bassablss Barthcle
new
Baum, John
Base, Mr
Ssyls C
SalcselioJ, James
6sies, George c
Sas.u. Mr.
Saxlsr,J 4 Co
Seardsley. Ezra
Seon. J xn-s NJ
Brorc, William /
Seasc, D A
Beach, Homer P
Bean. Jonathan
becker, John
S-ttord, John D
Beers, Boob
Seone;i, George
Sr-mner, Robert
Bell, John
Bermer, 5
Ssnneli, D S d
Bennett William
Berry, Peter
Bepkrnsn, J c L
Beryen, We
Bentley, Aeel
! Bensen, D L
Bentley, Rensela'
Bennett. B g
Bells, Harlan K
Holirsswortn
Bride, john A
Billings, Sylves.e
Bingham, Ssih1aie
Bishop Joseph II
Bird, w
Sodger, Edward
Bosrdman, Charlie
SodaAh, Ebea c
BosAsndrv. Levi
Boiia, Charles
Bolmer, I
BLOC mhele , Aloux
l B onncr, james S
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III CSeose H'e@E' -sS
ore cdpe,ttsed. LADIE
$500, ua.,,, nj
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anoois' sansa
a.mu'i . $780,
A 49,, c,s,So,,.
auos. id u.nosh
a Z 1870
nuIou 81"
uJlins 49, 10
$780, p 49, s,I 80
Hsrh., J-Insbs
HsiI.y' FL
Barxsr. Elizabeth
Barry, Mira VIM
Hrsd.el. Suxsnuah
Blspchard. Euna
Hlnnd;ny MrsDf
Ran Ann Maria
PG,Ee SonhisT,
ps.,,..s I'd.
Rsoos,, rb..b.
pi-c. E.l,noa
Ri,ncn Ann Maria
Er,ukerhoof. MA
Broiin. Jane
Brown, Elizabeth M
Broun, Sarah
bolner, Ch4r!olte
Brough, Mrs Calvin A
Burrows. Sarah widow
BOYLE, Bridget
Bourbon, Madame
Bodd. Elizsbeth
Am EliZsb.tn
Rnrse. ssrnn T
auuch.in, Msrgar-;
Burn. sarah
Hufn,sh, Frances
Bushoell. Frances NJ
Boil. Miss (Bloomingoelel
Crawford, Eliza A
Carlen, Cslhsrine
Campbell. Eliza
Clark, Oliyis w
Clara. Louisa
Carrie Mrs
Cbsss Narcissa
Cis,n.,n,. Mis-,
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Collin. Ian.
Corn.I MaryP
Curlsy, May
Cummings. Mary c
Cunn,uyhnm. Nlrs M
nnye'N Irs
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D.yrooi. John M
NJ, Ann
nss,sins Mr..
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n,cn.,,an msIia
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fuffeli, LIQUORS
French, MARY "A
rlniay, Eiizs ~,
FllLpalilcas NAL May
rulsera.o, ne''e
Foster, N = ,r.rv
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Sa.uel, M. M.,,hs
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6Ates. Aiinlie
oragg' m U.s. ostanh
Eeorso, maty an Az,
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Gilbert, mary a
Gooo win, mrs lgIoce''
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H. -4,ld be II 6sytIer enacted,
And advertisements made unde. the orders OF the Post
General In newspaper newspaper OF letters
ancaed for 10 any Post Oce shall be inserted u the paper
papers Of the Town place where The ONCE advertising
may be situated, arr1ng the L1rgsr etresLation
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NIIUDLETOWS Com Preparatory School.-Th-
eESumm-r Session vii commence MAY 18Th and conliu
~ p week, Charge $50 Princ2s at - Msrk-t-st from
tie 8th 10 IAN Nav d II. CHASE. my2 Nv.
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ROARDISG SCHOOL.-irvIng fnsutnie LsTTy-
ID iown, y. Y-WILLL.x P. LyoS. a HracpaL-
S1mt-. commence, arst OF May 10 nose y" go
desire place Boarding school! ne slEho'7ess
offered Institution believed ecaaI II not superior
any Il has been IN successful operation eishi yess-
The location. deli shfa AID ssluDrioas "a &C
from city The -cihc- "a comiodious so conot'
sDle-the Fairgrounds ample. and DISCONNECTED o we
village. This government IS efficient oui MID s-cHolns
Of well regulated Chrsl!sn family and 10 psyscho.-
received saulsry inhaerce OF sn
ly training
The ,y-t o.insucOn designed not merely 10 advance
aud perfect pupil The 0rancn-- o1s 70 o-'op
aud Instruct jqc grn-nI e.snen me unc-r.sncln'
form III hshis and 20 give mora aod --1lu osco.
th- inclinsiiDns
Farther particulars iaclld.ng Catalogue OF Students,
terms &c Sl De found 10 h- circular ;o THIS year 10 De-
had on application institute or he BOOK Stores OF
Bsr-,. sad Wexford, Broadway, Crowen' o1S Broad
way; Ray morn, 20 Bowsry.
gentlemen:
Wasrin gton Irving. ESQ.
Hon DAni-. Webster,
Captain Alexander Sl6ei. hack-rzis,
Hon Guliaa c. Verpanck-
Rev. George Dubois. STsrrytovn
Nathaniel B. Holmes Esq. )
Zsbedee Cook. Jr. Eco.
VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq
Francis Hal, ESQ. Ne%- lerS CiiJ.
George Trmb-,
j. z Van Rensselaer,, NJ. ID.
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