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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
SECOND BoA1p.

The President Of the Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad has made report in which no states bis op1n
ION that the entire work will be finished BY the ls Of
July next and SHOULD 1t be- he says the eighis the cur
rent year will be 10000 tons the IN and out passengers
5000 In number and the aggregate receipts slJ'Vu-
And 10 ensuing years be estimates the earnings at sio
600 10 100000 The profits Of the work 90 far he states
a, II, ner cent a year The wheat and hour seot 10
wsd,op Las, year was sufficient for $1,000 and 1t viii be-
fore three wear, amount to 100000 barrels and the pork
trade will increase In equal proportion Inc value
of tho nroduco exported the Railroad the past sea
.on w.s assoOoo Several new turnoun have been mace
d,,n The ar new depot have been built and old ones
s,I,,y.a The motive power now the Road consists
"a - locomotives four psssengercars. and double and
Il. equivalent to l2o OF the latter hfee
additional iocomotives and 90 TO 100 double regntcs
Will be put on the track n the course OF tne sumner
snd ANU nm for tho Fall and WINTER business iHo
receipts and expenditures are thus sts'eo'
M IN. rseeipts a small fraction below one-thrd was
f,,n, nssseneers the other two.thirdt from iregnt
rbs ,seaipts from Feb to July 81 1896 weres56s2 u
Undivided surplus In previous yeers-.''''' 100. y.
Total .....'s9alSs 40
The expenditures during the same period were oo
Excess Of receipts. 1887 %
soecial dividend OF per cent. --.tsOIo ~ $500. IN
ssm annual dividend Of per cent 1893 5osl6,3l4 70
Surplus undivided. ...sllc' ~
Receipts from Aug. ], 1896 TO ~
Ian. 81, 1871. .s46e75 90
Surplus on the Let Aug. 1885,. l,le5 ~
Increase ia value OF motive pow 900, ~
eY In the year. io'~fo ~ a.. ,ox An
x.,.,s,,rr.. f,on Ansust 10 FsbruAry... 3l,607 ~
49,. $50 4g7 50
Dividend TO February /, OF per cent zz9s2 g
Surplus for repairs. and claims not present .,,oo
ed, and future division. ....-..''''''''''SAV'iV@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

DURsUANT 10 an order Of John Morgan, Surrogate
l. OF the County Of Seneca, Notice is hereby given 70
persons having claims demands against Edwin X.
Breck late of the Of OVID in said county, deceased
present the same with the vouchers thereof 10 The I'M
dersgned Sarah Breck and Samuel Breck, Admins
rsirx aud Administrator OF the OF The said Edwin
r. Breck deceased ~ the dwelling house OF the said Sam
uel Breck In Waterloo, in said county, or before
he hrst day Of July nexL-Dated Dec. II, lS46.
SARAH Z BRICK, Administrative.
d2s lav6m- SAML. p. BRICK, Administrator
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
lCouniy OF NewYork notice lie hereby given to all per-
having claims James Halliday, las Of the city
OF Philadelphia, deceased, 10 present the same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al the Office OF Henry
2 Davies No Go Wasreet IN the city of New York.
or before the fsl day OF June next Dated New-York,
the 18th day Of November 1916.
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
uSO isw6In Adminisuairix, c. r. A
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0UARTERLY BEACON.

lust PUBLISHED, the e No. pries ~ een,s We
no, erti,s de nosf WHY satire The foles and su.
psrstrons Of the sss $50, entire chrstaui!y proved
I'm. Eor sse sso each OF the above In parts
sIso the ia No Of ne Quarterly Beacon containing The
celebrated sThres ImposIorsv N. b. New editions OF
StIsnss LIE of Jesus volneys Ruins, vee's Life OF
Paine Pains's Works volsires Dictionary, and other
iSs,.i vorL. mls lmeods
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VENETIAN IMMINENT,

THIS WONDERFUL CURE for rheumatism, headache,
scads burns oohache, &c Is for sale al The principal
druggsts and the depot East Eleyenthst lis war
raued To give sasfacton the will be returned
Country merchants supplied on liberal terms Price %
NJ BAL orders postpaid will have immediate aen.
lion ag3ts
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Eeeal Notifies.

A GENERAL MEETING Of the creditors Of Ham
<1ion ID. Risley, nonresident debtor will be hed al
the Office Of the unders gnei ohn H. Edmonds Ia the City
OF Utica. the FIRST day OF June O'clock A
NJ which lime and place all accounts and demands for
and against the Of such debtor Will be ad usied
far as the same can be ascerained and the amount Of
moneys the hands Of the Trustees deelsredDaed Ut
ca March =, 1917. JOHN II. EDMONDS.
WILLIAM STACY, lr,u.,ea.
ma lawful JOHN :. RAY,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

hpsele. ship Queen Of The Vest from Lt,rpooi-Jas
3 Meredith James A Harvey, VIM Noodle, Z 1nino,e
Alfred Jones. Ed Anthony, Humphreys julius Solo
8sn--k50 In the Storage.
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Lea ,.ss;ssssz ~ AND ERIE RAIL
&SM -21-nB- ROAM lINF-SpTtag

A,yanseueaf--To commence Thursday, April l-.for
passengers twice each way daily tsxcepi suadsyl-
Leave New-York from the foot Of Dusnest al oeioes
A. NJ and Of 4 clsck ?. NJ by Steamboat, for PIennt
thence by cars Rsmapo, Monroe, Chester, oosoeo
MiddlelOwn and Otisyiile also stopping al NE s'sm
other Intermediate stations. ,,n,s
The return trains for New York will leave onsvilsMs
A. NJ and p. NJ Middletown II 6t A. NJ and y r n
Goshen y IS minutes past A. NJ. and 81 minutes pss'
p M; Chester III A. NJ. and o. ?. NJ ,
Fsre between NewYork and Otsylle VI Do "y"N
10 proportion. a.,.
dam Jr will leave New ors foot OF Dusnest)s oe"s
p. NJ daily, Except Sundsyal . .,,.
No freight viii be received In Nsw'Yos H'ef '0e'"s
greshl FOR NewTork viii be taken 10y mo nsius ieay,H
Otisyile At I0t o'clock A. M Mddletown at III A. ~
Goshen al l2t NJ Chester al O'Clock 7. ~ Ne NC .,
For farther Information, apply to J. f. CLAkksor',
SsPo5T. superintendent transportation, PismonL
M1rct 20, 1917. m@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

CHANDELIERS, kc-JOHN MITCHELL CO. late
y HoJr Brown ca. S2 MeTcerst invite lhs attention
OF The trade and Others large and compeIs assortment
Of goods In hsif line which they constantly sdding
And which they offer low prices FOR essh approved
credit Dealers svited 10 call az The manufscoTy uld
examine their work Gas fixtures made 10 any pattern
Hnd fitted up. 90 iws
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MEDICAL OUACKERY.

ITS ORIGIN, CAUSE, and Cure, with hints 10 Young
Phypcigrs and advice 10 families In relation 10 The I'M
portrait subject OF consuliaion-by Or. Homer Bos.wes
IS Chambersst. The article Of which Ibis psmphleis
republication, appeared few days spee In tho rs
Mirror. So many have been The calls for II mat
or induced by the hope Of saving the health
lae lives OF many, has epu5lished Is Ia NOR
form. ., crprxn
FOR sale wholesale and retail By BuRGsSSS; rae
ER co. - Broadway; WIN II. OEankA -, uo".s
Buildings; WILLIAM TAYLOR Cg; ' H., -.
III. LONG BROTHER, Annst; Er'n'ns ''r 80 D..
cor Nassau and Ann Ala Price 64 fts. .--1 -
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTEbS.
,o,.,,,,,p rs m. rrnUsl ~ rrcIlL APPOINTMENT.

AD,ss7isEp IN THE rRruSE BY srEeIAL ArfoiSrsi"
Ia nd BE- u fcyf.<r enacted
And ali advert semenfs made undcr The oroen OF 20
0eneYni In q newspaper newSpsPe,s oi ieters
urcsed for any Post Ofoe, shsil be inser n 70 psf
or psp.fs of the iowa place where NC o
NAV - sItsled krtns tx largsn esrcaia,os
l,e-r Pct Ofoe Lam, paused AioTea ., 1913.
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80 M. r. UHERN a. Con-. r
Gsx& OHERN, JOIN HERDaAN, AN

DREW WALDkON, loo sOuln-sl .y.,
corner VI Dover and s. Wesst corner Of Rector
ORION, OHERN 4 co. Liyerpool-Uniied s.sles ,. na
European Emigration Ohces, and Western fof"aons
Agents. .x.-
The regular Packetshps sail as follows: TO and nos
London on the ist 9Th, 10th and 2ih OF each monIn
and from Liverpool, the LIST, 9th llth, lbh IH y.
18th of each month 10 New.Orlesns, twice weea,
Mobile weekly; 20 Charleston, weekly 70 savsnnss
weekly; ~ Texas, twice a month. For Hsyre sno ~
German Belgian and Holland ports, vessels SAL on -
appoint ed days. Passage also be engaged rom ~
erpOOl TO sny OF the British North American pofo ~
Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore and NewOreans o,Ie -
The subscribers having had long experience 10 ios -
ness are prepared offer every facility 10 moss ~
passage 10 or from Of tho above pors sna o -.
exchange can be furnished, payable ihroagnom 80
Britain and ireland, well as 90 the continent sS
To those wishing to emtgrale 10 tbs West lne ill.,
bers have uneqused srrsngeme nts Tor tho
passengers, by the different routes, VIZ. 70 pun.
and the Intermediate landings, and all ports OF mo
sdas, Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, P.ttsoufsh, ~
oinnsu, ST. Louis, &c. &c. by steamboats,, ralfoses
canalboats OF the first class and great care win ns
that passengers will meet with delay mPosiuoms
tho route Letters, postpaid, will meet with pfomr
tention For farther particulars apply shove WY
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Co-partnersbip

NOTICE.--The Coparnership heretofore existing
' under the firm OF DlETZ, BROTHER CO. was dis
solved by mutual the rst day ofFsbuary last
The subscribers having al that dae purchased the interest
OF Mr. FRENCH will continue Tie business " msnufscu
ring and selling Lamps before under The hrm VI DIEIZ
BROTHER co. 81 lS9 William-st and they alone are
authorized TO settle the business Of me late frm
WIN HENRY DIETZ,
R0BT Z. DIETZ,
JOHN A. WEED.
Ney.York Anrf 1877 AZ NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ rYEEss1NaHY1MOKKIs AND Es5EN KhILhVHV
~ gLeaye New.York, o'clock
oso3-&H----ocpk p. NJ. Leave Newark, 10 eeis
A. NJ O'Clock, PM Leave Morrislown, O'CLOCK, A. y.
O'Clock, p. NJ -, a, =.
Passenger by Tho Morning Train 10 noyrisowu WI ".
rive here at n ocpk where the stages wi BE- IN esan
10 convey them schooleys Mountain, Wsshing9n pei
vdere aud Easton daily 20 Succssunny
dave; and to ROckswsy, Dover, Sparta and Newion %
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, each Line Isannf
stage will also leave Tor Baskeurdge every evenings
HE arrival Of the cars al Morrstown.
Passengers 20 through, 10 and from jersey Cly wooe
changing cara On leaving the city passengers viii dYe
n their baggage IN the car tho foot OF Cor.andsl vnes
An Agent will be In attendance receive IL AL psrkxn
or bundles must be entered on NE wsybi or me So"Ps
nv will not bold themselves responsible -
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 70 Moffis~.s
from Albsny Basin, by Stephens and Condils Lils y
Soop. TO Newark or from tho Trsnsportaon once g ny
~ j. r. and Trans Co. foot Of Lbertyst and deMso,
will be called for IN any par Of tho city, by sPpcsnos"
ssid office In3I IRA DODD, suoenpl-nos.s
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EDITORS.

Editors Lsdy's Cook Book Editors Symbol 4 Lady
Sunday News. t3ent Magazine
OF Youngs Mathems- Andrews Goa go-Saxon.2
Teal Dictionary Editors Of the Byergeen
snowcen's Ladies' Ladies' Garland. j Van Court
TCompanion Editor Progressive Demo.
" " Saturday American Graf, Edward Sirshan
American Jourl Of Educ1ionl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
81 P. ScAsWELL 5 Coz

Express bne 10 OIL Io A.,
Western States and the Casadas six boats lssve new
York daily for he West and North This Line forwarded
90 passengers the past season, and We are determined
good treatment 10 gan the influence Of the friends q no
emisrants We have travelling Agent that leaves rev
York with the passengers, that viii take a. ossEssem
charge In no c4se VIII the poor man DO eil ne nss ny
got h.lf tie usual sum charged TO pay Emigtsbn ee
Other passengers will save Time and money BY sshins
this Line before contracting elsewhere Az N u " Nv
cbsndire will be forwarded In advance OF all o'her mes
as all W be shipped up the river by me pessaSe
required Offices a, the foot Of Cortland ana -
in Inc Offices OF Tie NewYork Albany sod Troy sesmoo@
a.. IA 2awSm r. CASWELLk co.
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- NEW.YnRK. LRANY ANp fRoY

EeYserxN Line for Albany and Troy direct from Tie
sknS2r~<1.sA foot OF Cortlsnd-st Passengers taking
bs Boat will arrive In time take the morning rsu c
from Troy wes 10 buhto' auo no''n W ohsosst na
Lake George. ,..D,,,. .. =.
Tn. low.pres sure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. b Macy
will leave on Tuesday Evening, al O'clock Regeafr
DAYS TUESDAY Thursday aud Saturday For passage or
frri sht apply on board at the Office the wharf
Day LiSE.-SlesmeTs Troy, Capt A. GorhsIn, NissGs,
H. L. kellogg having been newly decorated, VIII .ais
their station In few dsys. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

COPARTNERsHIP-Th undersigned have this
" day formed acopsrnership under he firm OF MEL
SON, PHYFE 4 HAMILTON, for the purpose Of trans
acting he grocery had commission business al 100 Murray
o. New-York, March q, ls47
JEREMIAH NELSON,
GEO. W. PHYFE,
Is 2Qs EDWARD J. HAMILTON.
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-n-s,s ,rrERsnnN LINZ, DAILY. q

L. $sI-- Newburgh and Flshsill, landing At Van
"COrtlsnd's. treekskilll West Point Cod
spripg and Cornwall Tho steamer THOMAS POWELL,
CAPT Saml johnson, viii leave he pier foot Of Warreusl
Tor the above pisces every afternoon Sundays excepetJ
commencing April TO- al o'clock. Returning, viii leays
Newburgh every morning at O'Clock n. b. All baggage
aud righ OF every description, bank bills or specie pal
on board Of this boat must be a. the risk Of me own nse
o anless cutered on he book Of The boat ecepsd Coz
40
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oPENi~G OY The PESSsyLv,SI, CANAL FsR lS41.
BINGHAM's TRANSPORTATION LINE.
=. 9Th - nFREIGHT AND PASSAGE PnsbuIg.
Z sSStszs-& Peuusyra Cincinnati, Ohio; Nsshville
Tenn. Louisville Ky 81 Louis Me- and
all other pieces on The Southwestern Rivers Mas psek
ages, "BiDghsms Line" For Information ana Ss g.. q
lsdelphis Ines. tn5 6m WIN TYSON Ageet
xUS ANOTICE.-on and after Monday. MsseA
:. a4tcsz-iSl5 The steamboat STATEN ISLANDER
Capt Van Pslt. will make The following
trps To and from Staten Island until farther notice, VIA
Leave Staten Island II 3, 10. u A. NJ. zand r. NJ
Leave New-York Al and II. A. Nj. l. 81 ard r. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

- FARM FOR sALE-ln Henry Co. illinois, con
tanning $50 THE very best of land on ~hichis
-. good dwellirg house and out buildings $50
Of hch 10 slate ofculuvaon and the soil VI the
richest quality Ii 10 dsanageousy situated for the sheep
growing business and has fock OF 1900 which
will be sold with the farm desired IL 10 10 perfectly
healthy location well wstsred and timbered. For psrtic-
ulsrs inquire OF Messrs Haisted Broksw Is Wian-sL
New-Yofk, or Mr.. George A. Moon. Buffalo.
mn Dlmk4WG c. BEECH. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
Ter r. o ~ me STOCKHOLDERS anu o WiswALI. Trustee
- COTTACE AT ROCKAWAY f0f ssle--Wil
- REAUTIEUL REsIDENUE-Jsmalcs. Lool

- 4
- Island a. Private Sale-Consists Of II scres OF land
sa under the highest Of cultivation, three iourns
of mile west OF the village OF Jamaica Upon he pIen
fne shruhbery OF years growth $50 aoundshcs
OF hne grated fruit, gardeners cotlsge IN gooo oIIc,
outhouses The mansion having been destroyed by hlei
am.in The whole will be sold bsrg ain, as the present
nynsr does not wish to rebuild. For further particulars
apply to "a J. bLEhShhh' A"S Rosd.
a iW pIoe1- -
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publir Gonpepanres, sc.
- oy LeAyrsc xrw.rosr enAxerp o.

ffuCa os LEkyTSc sgw-yOEY cHAScyD TO 5yx
SEGuLAR sIAlL LINZ se.vess
GOVERNOR. '' s''
ySs steamer OREGON, Capt eesh Ybsy,r. .,s
RHODE ISLAND, Capt w. POilrr Will run Aroo sssrs
drnce ard Boston and Providence karosds esvnx New
YORK dAlJ, slndsys excepted, RON p.of No Nork
River, at o'clock, p. u. and sonngton 3 o'c.och
n. Lp0n Ee arrival Of ne Nal lTan from Bos,oa
comfort having esea of TEN 81 large coodogs priv,ts
steroOls ard berlhs Tor 30 persons besdes lrxe p,t
Ta.e rooms tor families snd psrifea
f1s r.esmco sre o1cered 81 The most erp-rcneet me
ten frufre 70 h0ars, hereby arriving IN ;s- tine (r
ell The lines running f5ou New York NORTH soatS sci
West snd al the iirss from Boston, hoTlh sad Hssl
ne OREGON VII leave Nc~-Yors fgasisy. Yourp
Tssvs stgnl8stc--y oncsy, wsdoesasy snd yrds,
Yhe RHODE ISLAND WIN lesYs Hes.york-ucr.
day, "Wednesday and rtdsy.
~ B.-Pssssngers, on the arrival o. TIE steamers 4,
sionnrton proceed Immediately 10 the splendid AsrosS
ears 10 Providence ard Boson, without any d.sy ssd
Baggage master accompanies esch train 10 Boston 70 sAs
charge Of he baggage.
For passage or freight inquire on board tie boau pls
No NorIh River, or No 10 Bsisery.plsee milo
49, ACITiZENs' NEW DAY LINZ Of
-; s-r5.. Op position Ross FOR ALBANY sn1 In.
and dinner on board
Capt A. Dsgrooi r1esisys Thursdays and Saturday, 81
hair past A. NJ. MErAMORA, Capt j 5 Knight Moo
days, Wednesdays and Fcsys, 81 half past A. NJ from
the pier foot OF Wauen-sL touching Hammond q, pier.
For passage Light freight spPy On board the hosts OF
10 GEORGE DOBSOS. At the Office
l25 Wsrren-sL corner Of West-st
W All persons ere forbid trusting tae above boats %
account Of he owners
The Roger isms viii rot commerce her regular Ips
4 II - ff..~fi La.
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CLAIRyOYANCE-A CARD.-Mr. A J. DAVIS,
" while 10 The eairvoy STATE directs that bis patients
should be thus publicly Informed, that aer this caIe h5
medical examinations viii be discontned Tor several
monihs-hs patients beng now s discharged 10 aeondi
ton not need immediate farther assistance from nin
Having peied hls Revelations Nv hich being
steTe0typedl his hcaa demands period OF relaxation.
Amer May as correspondents are requested 70 address
him AZ Ponghkeepsie. ale -
COAI-The subscriber "a now receiving direct from
Sihs mines the best qualities o. Red 1oc White Ash
Goals, and delivering Il clean AID II good order from The
yards Al The following low prices for cAsa-
Brosen ard Egg size................co ~ per ton
Stove and Range ...-....s-.......... D ~
Yards 40 Wsvery Plaee and % and IS slxth-aye.
~ w. JOHN e. CHICHESTER
GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING and selling al
" ese low prices FOR cash-stoye and Egg - .; Nut
and Stove mixed S. Is additional screened and
delivered from the yard and warranted best quality Red
Ash. PETER CLINTON,
MIC 2neod' corner King ana Greerwicb sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

% FOX SALE, exchange for city properly. on the
most advantageous terms sp endid farm In the Town
Of WeIhsr.held, Wyoming (ste Genesee) county,
State Of NewYork This farm Is 10 prime condition, well
located fenced and wstered has abundance Of fruit,
buildings &c and viii be sold exchanged on Terms well
worthy the attention Of any person wishing 70 purchase
For full particulars apply 10 y. O. LUCKEY,
ASH 20 Plne-sL " Y.
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20 Of IA ceres In the Of Clarksown Rockand Co.
~~-s said farm Is in good condition, having thereon a
dwelling hOuse good ASSORTMENT Of fruit trees, and Is
well supplied With water. II is within 30 yards OF the
Court House, New City, and to an industrious mechanic
for Sumner residence II presents Inducements rarely
TO be WITH being within 80 miles Of this city, and
daily communication by steamboat or the ~ Y. and Enc
Railroad the distance from the place each being on
three miles Il will be exchanged for city property, and
II sold part Of the purchase money can remain on bond
aud mortgage APplyto
WIN. T.. SMITH, Jr % Libery-sL
a. eodl,gS CHAs COE, So Hudson-st.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-06
To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC

IN TWO PARTS.
YE1HIS work, which has been adopted as the
text book in the Classical and English high schao
OF this is confidently recommended to teachers as
containing the following points excellence over any
other Arithmetic in use
/. The arrangement is simple and philosophical
g. The work is more complete, both a text book and
book Of reference. aa
g. 1t has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
of the separate rules for the treatment Of Decimas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
f. In addition to all the ordinary Arlhnetica opera
lions many useful principles introduced that are to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS. = 4 .sas
WORCESTER, July 81, 1896
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend
the best manual hare II conn in short
space much valuable information and the
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book cannot fail to have received thorough knoWl-
edge of the science The introduction of ecmals in
necton with numeraton the solution of problems in pro-
portion BY the method Of and effect and her Por
tons Of the work, new and valuable
ELBRiDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng Hig = hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS
Teacher of Maih DeparIm
SALEM July 81, IT, 81,
After using the second part Of Chase's Arithmetic ara
year and If my expectations in regard to its merit
fully realized. know book which, in my opinl n,
is go well fitted make thorough Arilhmeticdns TIE
arrangement is emnenty philosophical the rules and def
nitions simple and comprehensive the ustra-
tons direct, concise and plain the numerous questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted to exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM, M~
Principal Of the Eng. High School for boys.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
others. URIAH HUNT & SON, Publishers
No. A, N. Fourth Street, Phladephis,
For Sale at The principal Bookstores.
" School Committees will be furnished with copies for
examination, gratutously, at LAZELL'S Book Store,
Worcester. Sept. &c. 1916.