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REFERENCES.
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.

ORANGE COUNTY ScienIihc and Practical Agricultu-
" rg Institute The design of this Institute is TO afford
the efficient for The acquisition OF combined
Scientific aud Practical knowledge OF Agriculture.
number OF farmers residing IN the same neghborhood
in the town OF Montgomery from 10 miles West OF New
bu'gh having uDied Under written contract one with the
other TO become instructors 10 such pupils as may be com
mted their through the undersigned their officers
prese the Institution 10 the attention OF the public.
Each pupil vr be ucder The practical instruction OF The
member ofihe association with whom he nay reside.
The Scientific destruction will he under The OF Mr.
JAMES DARRAcH, graduate Of Yale College, gentleman
o; scrn c attachments, aud in common with his associates
the holder OF his own plow.
This part of the Institution will embrace most OF the AGA
demc Studies, Natural History and Principles Of Agricu
tural Econuny.
parents s that The practical Instruction VIII be gwen by
practical farmers whose Guly and interest compel them 10
aten 10 The economy well as the general Engagement
ofa Farm.
presents the following features Family Discipline
ard Care constant cJpanOnship with the Instructors
varied Hushs-dry ana Sol which the Pupils will be con-
sisniy directed 10 observe end compare In the neghbor
hood places of worship within convenient distance for
all 10 Eend, Esscop6sD. Presbyterian, Reformed Dutch
Scotch Presbyterian aud Methodist
Terms-S25 per for tuition and board, payable
semi-annusly in advance
Msi and stages ihsl pass the Newburgh and
Cochec;oE Turnpike connect places daily with New.
burgh.
The Institute VIII tor the reception OF pupils on the
lst April.
Inquiries and applications may be addressed TO either OF
the undersigned u, Codenhau, Orange County, N Y.
LINDLEy MURRAY FERRIS, President
SAMUEL WAIT. Ir. Secretary
Observation-Disclosures J. Belts, Esq President OF the
Orange County Agricultural Society," John Caldwell Esq
SALISBURY, Orange Co; A. B. Alien E,q. Editor OF the
American Agricultural; VIM. Partridge. Merchant New
York; Peter H. Schenck, Esq n Y; Hon. Morris Frank
lin, N. Y; Officers of American Institute
iul3 Eau lint IiSW 4tW-
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REDFOKD SCHOOL, westches,er County, New
ID York-This Seminary situ1,-d 10 the village Of Bed
ford and long known The public Boarding School for
Boys will be reopeued by the original Proprietor on the
n-s Monday in May The numner o. Borders which
formerly extended thirty Will hereafter he restricted
TWELVE these with The Principals children will
constitute his entire charge The system OF insiruc-
lion and of discipline, under which the former Institution
hourshei fifteen years will DE fully established in this
and exertions will be wann. To render IT, 10 every re-
spec;, equally worthy OF confidence and favo.
TERMsThe year ril! he divided INTO Two sessions OF nve
months each; the commencing the frat Monday in
May-ihe other the fret Monday in November Each
session 10 Re followed by vacation of four weeks Board
for boys between the OF Ten and een years incud
ing washing meading fuel lights, snd cot, together with
Tuition in English Studies generally $40 sesson-and
10 Lsn, Greek or Fench $50 per session payable quar-
owes hooks and stationery No extra charges snd ne de-
duc,ion for voluntary absence. during school term
Respectable references given and required
s L HOLMES, PrCCpa.
IL Bedford Stage aud Railroad Oce corner OF BrooUe'
street and Bow"ry NegT-York. mir law5w-
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Eeoal Notices

PURSUANT 10 an order of V D. BoSEsTEEL, surro
cute OF Duchess County, Notices hereby given mai az
persons having claims against The estate OF Townsend W az
aie o. the Town OF Fishz in said county deceased are
required exhibit the with the vouchers hereSl 10
Russell Dart ct bis place OF business In e Oh! OF S9
York No Is Maicsn-lsne, before me 4.' Gay OF MAY
next in default thereof their claims VII oe sosIa ahs
urecuded from payment by William 5 Camp, Executor &c
r,t of said estate Dated This 2ih day OF October lsi
WILLIAM S. CAMP, Executor Of said estate
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ships Hottinguer, Bursley. Liverpool. Woodruff &
Minturn Norma, Ellis, Havana, Moses Taylor.
Brgs Savannah Hawley. Savannah. Sturges Il Clear.
man lmosene SpalL BsrbBdoes, Fernando Wood.
Schrs Perseverance,, Hoiom Philad. Mckee, Hand L
Co; Nshant Hovvs Halifax. Arrowsmith & Wheeler
Voltare, Small Phiad, do; Isabella Nickerson Boston
Enterprise, Henson, lacme-
Sloop Vigilant Hnler Providence.
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THE CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN.

IAE CUMSEhIAHO civilian.
ENHS old established Paper be published from this
date sereeiy and lis location ofers 10 the ms-
camille unity advantages AS an advertising me-
dnIn Il has quite extensive circulation IN the Western
counties of Maryland. Virginia and P-nnsy vaua, which
will be much increased by the change from weekly 70
semi weekly sheet Cumberland terminus Of the Bal
unore and Ohio ha Road. the heart of The mineral re-
sion OF Maryland, and MAKES the connecting INK IN the
chain OF Eastern and Western trsve-
Advertisements of one square-siXeen lines or ess-=il
be inserted three timer for ST. with charge OF = cts for
each additional Insertion Yearly Advertisements noi ex-
ceed;ng half column Will charged SIS per anuum an
full column so, 70. The period.
PRICE MUDD,
ms 2w Edi,oY. and Pronrietnrs Cumberland. Nd
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SS%S FARM SDR SAE.E.--Sirunieo on iae Road from
~ New Rochelle 10 White Plains about equi distant, from
Ss- .,sch aiming $50 ACRES OF LAND, all o! which
IL Plough Land png Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
Fhe place is divided by lane ind ia laid oltn!o convenient
lots for cultivation All The fences OF sore, IN good
order and tire ground IL ii III ofculvalon. TIE build
ng. all good character c1d IN order For TERMS apply
20 Z 3. KENYON OF tie premises, or OF
6aM ADRIANCF. IS Inhn. .t. Nev-YerE.
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MRS. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED
NFEDICATEED vacor aud Sulphur Baths, lsi Fulton
WI opposite ST Psups Church. we'll known 10 he
essentially necessary this OF year, when me
ten requires al auxiliary throw of The cuucle s-cuula
tel durng the WINTER and which BY remaining CT The sur
OF he sku produces eusneous diseases colds eu
lnsls scarlet fever &C. &c They are operation from
O'clock in III. morning III. O'Clock a. night Sulphur
Rs.hs require one hours notice. C2l 1w-
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List Of Letters Remaining in the MY, Posi- omce
Saturday, March 81:

~ Pleas. rs<uttoa the
oy, edsptssed. LADIE
abbotr, Snrah..2
Asmus, Johanna
Amos, Elizabeth
Allen, Susan
AHl-ck, Margaret
Armstrong, Bethia n.
Addison, Sarah
Averill, Susan 6.
Abbott, Sarah
Bache, Charlotte
Brsnnan. Elizabeth
Bailey, Margaret Z.
Blackwell, Anna
Brsssington, Kale
Barry, Margaret
Baipes, Susan
Blake, Jare
Barnett. Phpbe
Barnett, Matilda
Branch, 4. D.
Belden, Jare
Bedeli, z.
Bird, Rebecca
Brown, Jane NJ.
Brophy, Ellen
Bloxwicx, Bliss
Bolus, Sarah
Brown, Mary
Bull, Elizabeth
Bushnell, Julia
Bucklew, Ann NJ
Bruce, Harriet E..2
Buckley, Deborah
Bupney, Charlotte
Bull, Elizabeth
Canine, Mary
Carney. Ann or brid2et
Clark, Miss p.
Clark, MRry..2
Carey, Mis- Z.
Carny. Margaret
Chsmberlaip, Elizabeth
Cald well, Betty
Carroll. Sophronia
Cahill, Margaret NJ
Coilum. Margaret
Cosn, Ann
Comsey. Susan B.
CLOVIS, Manerva
Cofiio, Julia Ann
Cornings, Anne
Cornell. Harrie!
Coyle. Ellen
Conner, Mary
Colwell. Jane (colored)
Cornell, Laura A.
Coffin. Elizabeth c
CG;Dsiock, Ju ia A
Constance, Mad. z.
Cunningham, Eliza
Crosby, ManeTva
Davlin, Mary
Davies, Anne
Dalton, Maria
Delcumbre. Mad. Louise. &
Delaney, Mary
Dering, Caihariea
Dickenson. julia
Donollv, Ellen
Donahoe, Bridge,
Donaldson, Mrs.
Dobbin, C.
Doberty, Mary
Donlon, Mary
Durvep, Sarah
Eddos, Salonee VI,
Elerd, Maria
Evans, Margaret
Erripgton, Miss
FgRn, Johanna
Ellison, Sarah L
Frazce, CnthRrinc
Frank. NJ n
Frescy, Mrs Ew'd
Formen, Jane
Freeman, n s
Flanagan, Bridget
Flizsirnonds, Clara
Foster, .Jaue l.
Frame. MrR Henry
Ford, Eather
Caller, Susan
Gaun0u, Mary
Canton, Julia
GBrup. Sarah
Gate, Julia
George. Miss J
Greir, Mary
Gllberts, Mary Ann
Gil, Bridget
Ginkins. Mrs
Goldsmith. Margaret
Golden. Margaret
Gilmore. Sarah
Hall, IIonisn
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"a VALUABLE FARg. FOK SALE-Lately III,

residence OF Nicholas Smith, deceased pleasantly sit
uated the side OF the Rsritan river about i
miles south Of New Brunsw containing al
consisting of about 80 Of meadows fair pro-
portion OF heavy woodland, the remainder arabic land
large portion which s In high state OF cultivation and
well waiered There Is on The farm good dwelling house
of convenient size barn and other oulbuildngs apple
and peach orchards In full bearing and variety Of other
fruit The beauty aud healthul1ess OF It's situation
richness Of soil and sdapness TO the raising Of truck and
peach trees together with s proximity the New Bruins
wick and NevYora markets. renders this farm well worth
the attention of gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars inquire of Nicholas Boerum or j.
8. Van Dyke, Esqrs. g. the Mansion-Housr, New Bruins
wick; D. w Smith. l0l Mddsghst Brooklyn, L. Il of
Josiah Smith. Suffolk county. l.. !. inns I'm
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DAGS.-The higbest market price paid in casa for all
Aesins Of domestic rags bagging, canvass grass rope
&c oY i2sf lml CYRUS w. FIELD, n, 5uriing- alp
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A VIKINGS! AWNINGS..-Freueh, Vens:isn and
fain Awnings, made By the subscriber 81 the short
est notice. and tbs approved principles Specimens
OF uy ability rnsJ be examined al the Astnr House. La
Fstge Nd through The principal business streets
IN The city WM. WORKMAN, ISL Greenwich St;
milo I'm between Dey and Fulton sta
SPIRIT GAS.-iohbs quality Spirit Gas, for sale
Shy DEITZ SROTHER & co. No IS Johu-st ms
WRAPPING TAPER OF ali sizes aad eusfri.s. for
w sale By CYRUS ". FIELD, No. Burltng-slip
rOLORED PAPERS-A very large assortment, for
Ssae by CYRUS W. FIELD. No. Burliog-snp.
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Schools.
STORIA INSTITUTE

: STORIA INSTITUTE, for the Education OF
Young Lhdles.-Ih's In.ttuton Is .S 80 -. ~ ,;I
Ii.t.n the city Of NeYork Its situation combines
very vantage OF beautiful scenery animated water Pos
o-ct hesi.h and retirement The Irsiuie Buildings erect
ed expressly for is accommodation in The 1889 occupy
e'sgaed ,e In retired part CT tae Village eLd ample
grounds attached sfordng abundant opportunity io'
exercise IN the open air.
Thu Rev. j. W. BRows by whom this Institution was es-
mini,rscn, Mrs HUNTER has been appointed Principal
The Trur;ees hatter Themselves thai the long experience
and eminent success oil ms ady IN ths ~9,s u
Education. amply sufficient 10 commend Inc lnsiuaon
uuder her maosgement 70 the patronage OF tho VINO &C.
sire for ineiT oau satsrs hoougn he bI
will devote herself exclusively 10 the interests o. me sehoo-
The lsle Principal viii continue his services In The
euis OF Sacred and Scrpturs Studies and IN Moral Phi
losophy and Bellies Letres
Ills Ii. endssvor OF ID. Conductors In reliance divine
grace cultivate the spirit of genuine piey among the
members of the School; conduct education on Christian
principles; and 10 animate duty by Gospel motives.
The Of instruction such es usually pursued IN
The hest schools Along with the facilities for finished
English education The pupils Instructed in the French
languages AMI have abundant opportunity Tor Attending 10
those branches usually termed accomplishments
The year divided into two terms, OF twenty-five weeks
eacl-commencing the mrs, Monday in September and
The second Mnndsy in February Pupils Will be received,
accordingly No pupil received FOR shorter period than
monihs Vacations occur during the month OF August
and during the Christmas season.
Each pupil must provided with bed and bedding,
umbrella towels ind napkins silver fork and spoons AL
articles ii clothing mus; be distinctly marked with the own
For terms farther particulars address The Principal at
the Institute; 10 tue of Samuel Brown Esq ii
Walls; New-York.
REFERENCES.
TIE following gentlemen may be referred 10.
Rev Smith Pyue. Washington, D. c.; Rev. DR.. McElroy,
NewYork City Rev. DR.. Z. Mason do; Rev. Dr. Alonzo
Potter Schenectady, n. Rev 4. b. Bishop, Astoria
Rev DR. Peters, Wismsiown Mass; c. N. Butler, Bos-
ton Mass Rev. Or. F. l.. Hawke, NewOreans Alex. II.
Stevens NJ. D. NewYork; J. Smith Rogers. NJ. D. do; J..
C. Bliss NJ D do r NJ Blachtord. Esq do; a. w. Brad
ford Esq. do; Frederick King Esq. Railway n. r. NJ
Blackwell Esq Astoria L. l. ohm Schenck. FAC. do; John
C. Jackson, Esq N. Y William Mulliga, Esq DO Henry
Trowbridge, Esq do.
astoria, l.. l. March, 1915. MO Sweod
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~ 100000 ACRES of Land for Sale.-To Emf
grants and LlmbermeB this Land oders great induce
ments. II is located between TWO good nsvigabl-
streams in Central Pennsy lvania-whi.e pine hemocE
cherry and ash timber in great abundance Also, cued
maple maple yellow pine and oak The timber Will
pay for The land times About 000 having been
burnt could put in cultivation The whole Is good
land There numser OF 90 I'd mill streams on H. 1t
viii divided into 0G00
Inquire of A. DILLER, Eighthst, above Greene OF a.
COCHRAN Walnut-st. above Sixth-st, Philadelphia.
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lNRESCH WINDOW SRADES!!-J. &. Wood
ford 1897 Broadway has nude gements IN receive
during the coming every style Of Window Paintings
painted Window WIZ. painted Window Shades, plain do
copies OF Claude LSraine, Canova Dro and other
eminent artists painted in enduring cOlos Ia every variety
of landscape and scenery New style Gothic Cornihah
Doric Ionic, Roman and Grecian Architectural designs
Plain and Vgnele French Scrolls, Scrptural views, &c
N. B. Merchants buying to sell agaiu, will he allowed
ner Of Reaie-s. mis-
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Ship Lyons Ryan, from NOrleans and the $. w Pass.
18th Feb. mdse, to The Sth inst. of Memory
Rocks, ship Mary Frances Hewett of Boston, from
Mobile, for NYork The L has had pilot on board DIS.
Schr Walter Merchant, Demming. DIS from George
town. sc, naval stores, TO Sprague, Robinson & Co.
Schr Delaware Trott de I'm Portland Me. mclssses.
70 Thurstcn.
Sehr Gratitude, Stephenson, fm Richmond, mdsc.
Sear Raleigh Allen fm Washington. NC naval stores.
Scnr rsciacs Wcstco.t I'm New Haven, molssses.
Schr Clarendon I'm Thomaston. lime
Senr truman Worsier Thomsston. lime.
Seof Only Daughter, McDufy, Lu5ec, plsster.
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WINDOW GLASS, &c.-2O 600 boxes of Window
w Glass prsug fall OF sizes and Gu
ties 68S SKIS; double and single thickness, o.
various brands, from the Winslow, Green Bank, Hanmon
and Miviile Glass Works
30 boxes Of English Shee, Glsss, large sizes
10 I" French ''
50 casks Freuch Ochre; so Casks American Ochre'
80 bbs Eng. Ven. Red; 81 Spanish Brown
so casks Eng. Paris White; 80 American;
70 TurIey TIMBER; . Terra &c SIENNA
cases Chinese Verruihon; s cases of French;
~ Bait Oh. Yellow; 10 Temans;
tons superior French Green &c For sale by
SCHANCK < DOWNING,
mil lweods3weodos- 1903 Fulion-st
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OMciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

,nvr.r.r, =, tn. TRIBUNE SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
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pubae Gonpsnanees, or.
~E0sD NEW-YORR AND ERIE Y-
: ss:ssaszsi RAILROAD LINENwinter ar. IL

- ek 4faSf tisEA ANP sRi IL. 81
each way daily Leaving New-York and Mddietown ve,,
morning, Sundays exceptedQ al O'Clock.
.Tuesiny Thursday and Saturday Afternoons oeloeS
s,sgcs for NewbuTsS ghEeepse, ana at6ss5
sss 6 1s2C
csrbsrdsle, Binghsn!ou, Owego, &c Sc leave hiddls
town, upon arrival OF pssss1ge train
por fsriher irfo.ns;on spply the Office, corner OF
Ousne snd Wests n dis
& s2 s;o s,S SEW zT6T !5 E ssz
Railroads. Firs; clsss cars SS-second class 81.
KA CaptWw Topper viii alternately leave the Pier foci
Of Markets. tEaN RiTea daily Sunday escepte 81 bali
Albany passen proceed ,Inmeilselyiro Sridse
port upon The srrvsl OF the boat and without change o.
Cars or Baggage arrive "a Albany and Troy the same n
ternoon.
Rsaraag, the Line leave. Troy haifp.- O. aud AIbaa,
4 freish. Train daily $, halg.pss,s A. NJ
Y For farther information, both Freight Ssi
sage. sppy to @. NJ. PERRY. Agent tho otics ths
Wells Express Otice, 10 wsIl-s;.
MONTREAL AND NEw-YoRH.-The Rsdblrl Liz.
Coaches 20 hours from Troy 10 Montreal run In
ton with this Lice. Tickets from NewYors asu.re.I
% be obisinsd ca board the boats. t9
.E~1 ApEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATs
ttss.-,Es FOR Albany. FROM the foot of Cortsnd-st-
at Five O'Clock, P M.-Lsuding at lneryue
Steamboat SOLN MplA, ShpI.HitlIdtl IL IcSA, VIII
leave on Monday Wednesday, Fudsy and Sunday aler
nooas ut O'Clock.
Seamboa. NORTH AMERICA, Capt; R H. Furey, viii
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Afternoons al
O'Clock
All persons are forbid trusting any OF ihe Boats OF hs
Line without written order from the Capt aims Agents
For passage freight; apply board the Boats, or 10 P
C SCHULTZ, the ofi-s on the wharf ms
rK~~ ANEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RI.
sPES6ENT LIT line h:'' FOR Or NEWPORT,
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DIRECT. Three time,
3 week each way.
The .tSunch and fsyorts steamboat, NEPTUNE CON.
u,sndpd by Capt VIM Rollins, will leave NewYork from
pier No North RIVER for Newport. Providence aud Bos
ion direct. on Monday Wednesday aud Friday, az O'Clock
P NJ arriving IN Providence IN uQe for the morning Tain
OF cars TO Boston Taunton, New Bedford, Fall River &c
and also connects with the steamboats, running eait 90 hs
kennehec aad Psaobsco,Tivers.
Renrniug will leave Providence for Newport and New
York on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 81 O'clock
NJ on arrival 81 O'Clock mail train OF cars from Boston
All kinds OF frri sht Iakeu AT the lovest rhte.
Fo farther particulars enquire Of GEO F. FAlhCHlLD,
No 10 Wes,-+L or OF JOHN H. RICHMOND Providence,
ana a; Ihs Office the steamboat landing.
This boat in the most complete order having bel
furnh with pair of boilers aud many vsusole I'M
proyements added her engine and machrer by which
the speed of the boats much improved Several new stale
rooms have added and her otherwise
safety comfort, economy md speed will do 80 by patron
ling this boat as she 10 believed 10 he inc oes' ana ses
boat Ia this country.
All persons are forbid trusting this boat except on writ
ten order from the Cspsin other bills will be paid
mi
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SAILED,
ship Victoria. Hartsho,n for Antwerp. shios and
hries IN We oalng Wind WSW
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~u0H X- uAUSER. Floris:s. Bloonling.

GaHOLI. Il HAUSER, Florists. Biooniusdnle
TO Road corner OF 50hst offer for sale very isre col
LECTION of greenhouse Plants in bloom also splendid
collection OF Roses, OF upward OF nree undreS corr
prsin- t- ne est and vsret;es cultivated IL Europe
and America Ais, some very choice Pear Tree'i rev
kind of Ounce few of the monsous Greenssse OF ba-
rays ami the finest and besi Plum known. Boque;s made
10 order the shortes. notice and al reduced price
lr-E
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miuhon Gbaoes .
Yy7INDoW SHADE DEPOT. No. spr

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, Nc. Spruest-Es-
~ abshed in 1870 The suhscrtbers having fitted
splendid Show Room for the accommodation Of their
customers and having made arrangements with one OF
the celebrated houses In Paris they will be receiving
by every pack the choicest designs, ana i there
fore supply their with Shades Of
every pattern, kind or size.
Amongst which may be found some rlch Views on the
Rhine 10 Switzerland copies OF OF lhs mos
celebrated Ancient and Modern Cnih lrss Ia Europe he
sides variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces Abbeys and
Gothcs of every kind. Landscapes in quantity, from
light any airy Moravan floating luxuriousy along the
quiet rippes OF romantic lake. the sonbre yetantasc
Lonbardeen reposng among the rus OF gray stone ind
fallen tower
All Shades painted with he best oil oil coors. aDd
warrant ,bem wash aud MOTTO curl or crack. Every
Shade bought OF u.s. and answering the reconmendg-
iou will be chserfuly exchanged.
We have great pains III selecting New Designs for
the purpose OF retail customers
and they will only have choice stock To select from,
but least 20 per cent Our facilities for executing
ders not he surpassed Persons by choosne their
views can have them copied correctly.
Signs, Banners and Interior Decorations done In mBu
mol TO be surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds Shades
exhibited with the creates; pleasure.
Show Room 90 ie-t deeply . wide ample spsc5 10 ac
commodaie a. least 90 customers at time Store open
sunrise and closed
BARTOL Il DE MAUNY, Manufacturers aud I'm
ms I'm Spruce-st. four doors from Nassau
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10 0O0 REANs OF PRINTING Pepper. vlz

U,VVVl9x2f, 10 To So pounds per Iesm.
22xS2, - 10 . pounds per rearn.
24xS6. . 10 81 pounds per ream.
22X2S, - 10 80 pounds per rean.
e5S2,. p 10 81 pounds per ream.
2ix2S. Is to s; pounds per
2ixSS, ST. 10 90 pounds per -esm.
26xS7, % TO SO pounds per ream.
26XS5, 50 10 81 pounds per ream.
2SNi2. So 10 Is pounds per reaul.
Skis, ~ 10 t8 pounds per reanl.
isx56, 80 10 IS pounds per reu-r. For sale by
ne I'm CYRUS w FIELD. No. Burling -sp.
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81 N0TICE-A BARGAIS.-A Country Seat and
- Farm for sale the will ge OF Somervlle, Somer
set Co. New-Jersey.-Ssid Farm consists OF l25
of Land 25 OF which ia wood. The buildings all
and built within year-House end Barn both built by
days work and of the best material The House IS built 10
style 81 By IS feet 'front.' hall through the CENTER
psrlors finished with marble msntes piazza 81 feet fr
and II feet down each sdetogeter With anOossrvatory
OF said House. two story kitchen in the and cell
lar under the whole OF the main building with panes and
al tagged through IN the best The Barn ia 60 feet
long and painted whiie-Csrnsge House Ice House. Gc
Also great variety OF Fruit OF all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with quantity OF shru5bery.
The premises lie within four huadred yards OF the country
Seat and about quarter OF mile OF the Railroad The
place Is about hours and half from the city For far
er particulars Of the subscriber and proprietor OF
ito National Hotel. No. Cortsndt-st New York
Of feed CHAS. WYXOtF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
Real Gstate.

a. GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale. valuable Farm
OF 100 acres tSn OF woodland, the remainder IN high
state of cultivaou) situated N Of the pleasant
est villages the East end OF Long islsnd, directly
the Crest Peouc Bay and the Railroad lis water Priv
leges for cunning and fishing. &c crsgTpsss-t-
Communication with the cy each dsy The budtngs
are elegant and new and lhare ia great variety OF fru
rees the PREMISE For farther particulars Inquire OF
mis- ATTERBuRf LISCOLN,l2 Waist
~A FARMOF 90 ACRES FOR $1,000, one
Go third wood land with house barn sud orchard OF
~ choice grated fruit Said Farm ia vel loested for
rspg peaches grapes esy Eit aud vegetables
among the first in Market being two miles from The Cam
den Amboy Rail Road, and the distance from the
FRANCIS SMITH.
nil ou. No loo Tlizshsth-st New Work.