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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, Isa,.

and two horses q, rs, go 75"-a very remarkable
change certainly. Page 50 bill was sl,llO 10 II the
Ms now IL Is correct at Slll0 10. Capt Bolless blu
page Sc slsl3 in the Ms and Is still but the sd
ditiou 4 false being 20 or 90 dollars overchrsed /
need not 20 farther. Neither MF Flag nor any one
else had the right % cut and any return after IL
became the properly OF the House without It's consent
any more than he OF they would have had 10 change the
face Of any private document after delivery. without
consent Of the party in possession Moreover ought
to be included Of the DEPUTY auditors who do
the work he Is paid for.
Canal ImDrorsmentS-SeHdteb M
incose Senator Beachs bll-itproposes to construct
Immediately, double set OF lift locks from Albany to
Rochester. The enlargement Of the locks will be
great point gained in the navigation although the
whole Canal may not be at widened and deepened
also provided that whenever any lock on the Oswe
90 Cayuga or Seneca Canals shall require TO be rebuilt
II shall be constructed VI the width and length IS
the ensrg ed locks the Erie Canal Mr.. Coruwell To-
day in Committee, exhibited much knowledge OF the
Canals, their nayigstion, finances, &c.
Senator Van ScbO0nh0ren's Railroad BIZ
Look At H. Il II rather litigous affair world
Of law legal remedies and nice directions, rules and
regulations. Pass Il and the Mohawk Co had better
lose their ireghtbill altogether. Many men many
minds. Who could attend 10 all the preferences, or
ders and entries there laid down. The suits at law.
treble damages" new trials dissgreeng. &c. would
weary out humsn endurance. The true way would be
10 receive the state to-sow the Railroads 10 carry
all the freight they may ind profitable al he year round
and ietier them down as little possible.
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y. Y. Town Elections.

The Town Elections in our State have been SO
generally affected by the License and other local
questions as to afford very slender indications Of
Political feeling. Thus Duchess Co usually close,
has chosen dutecn Wing to fire Loco Foco Super.
visors, by an aggregate Wing majority Of at least
4 900. Last year Wing. 10 Loco J while
Saratoga, surely Wing county, has chosen about
fifteen Loco to fire Wing Supervisors, and LiriHgs.
ton. with every town Wing, has chosen screen Loco
to fire Wing Supervisors. Cdyuga also has
probably chosen & majority of Loco Focos When
all who love Rum unite with all who have a SINH
larly bad taste in Politics, they often make ma.
jority, though neither Rum nor Texas by itself has
4 majority
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Seven Days Later from Europe,
Arrival Of the Packef-ship
WARRINGTON IRVING, Mt Boston.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
BREAD-STUFFS FIRM AND ACTIVE.
BosToN, 7 o'clock, AN.

,
The ship Washington FIRING has just arrived at
this port She sailed from Liverpool on the 2lst
ut and her advices are therefore days later than
those previously received at New-York.
All kinds Of Cotton had declined Id. per ID. but
at this reduction purchases in Upland which are
placed at !d per h. cannot be made to any extent.
Total sales OF the week, including 1900 for export
alton, have only been l6,45O bales.
The London Corn Trade was very firm on We'd
nesday, March II, for Wheat English and Foreign
Of which the supplies have been only small, and
much below the great demand which exists for i'm.
mediate use, by the matters and for expectation to
France, although higher prices have not been free
ly paid The business has been at fully the prices
of Monday, and sales have been generally refused
unless at higher rates.
Indian Corn, Of which the arrivals have been
larger since the change Of wind is to be obtained
at lower rates there being numerous buyers at
hand for this grain where the prices show any ten.
dency to decline
The reports OF the extensive arrivals Of lour and
Indian Corn at the port Of Liverpool bad not pro-
duced any influence in the London market, where
the supplies were far below the present demand for
every article for the home and foreign trade.
The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
The Constitution, Capt. Britton, arrived on the
Doth, with damage TO spars, &c.
The Sarah Sands would return April /.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 18th and
18th, several parcels Of American Flour were pur-
chased at Liverpool for shipment to France and
coastwse.
The demand was finely met by holders aud the
prices Of Tuesday were without change. At our
market On the morning Of the 10th, there fair
attendance Of buyers, and tolerably good bust
ness was transacted In Wheat and Flour, at the
full prices Of Tuesday
Western Canal Flour realized 40 shilings per
Dbl aud the extent of sales since Tuesday is esti-
mated at 10000 bbls.
Indian Corn was one shilling to two shlings per
quarter lower.
More business was doing at the decline.
On Tuesday, March 10th, in confirmation of
increased arrivals, VIC have to note for that days
market liberal supply of most kinds of grain
and produce coastwise, and from abroad, espe-
cially of Indian Corn and Flour, of which the
impOrtations are abundant and the export 10 Ire.
land considerable Transact in every descrip.
ton OF Wheat were upon a limited scale.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
~ Iohnsou,s Toothache Dr0ps.-The

" Johnsons ToOthHcue DfUPs. Iuo -.
Anodyne for the immed and permanent cure OF pam
rom decayed teeth having, from It's intrinsic value ~
remedy become immensely popular with those who have
used H. imitation. have lately been thrust upon no
market by unprncpsd persons and sold As he original
and zenuins srtele The object Of his paragraph 10
caution The public agsins eli such spurious compounds, a.
10 Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine article, 80
loug and fsvoraby known by thai name ous tha
daring four I'VE years BY A b. d. SANDS and iof me
isst wear by Henri johnson successor 10 A B. Sands
who l. now the sole proprietor. The ony safety for
purchassrsis be and asa for Johnsons ToohAcne
Drops and % examns tho wrapper VI he Wal as every
cpe OF the genuine has he signature OF heny Johnson
Remember that the True Glove AnOdyneb an Immediate
cure for the mos violent toonache or pam II ne gums
And that II IL manufactured genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. rs Broadway,
west aid 10 the Granite Building sold also al 100 Fulton
a. II Ess, Broadway and SOS H1dsop-sL Price . cents
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TRIAL rsDER THE LICENSE LAw-The town OF
ioaAers, Wesiches.er Co. last spring voted No
License BY about two 10 one In defiance Of which four
~1e'okeepers have continued TO cell the Arden, ever
N's oae Of them was bIOugh, to trial on Monday for
"0'aaoh the law-a pioneer case. which was under.
''Ooa 70 De decisye Mr. p B. Manchester of this City
,piNs,eo io the prosecutors (sons Of temperance;
n se 'snes hWhiting of do for the defendant, and
iae @snce was fully made out, and the de.
sSaaaed nsiAy to denuncistion Of the Sons Of
v,..s es and The Excise Law. which the jury were
a.. " Aaaay No us; after lucid aud impartial
tia ~, 1uy iound Svdict agsins, the defendantto
,ua.. go. u The jurisdiction OF the court -four pc
Ia :, =. es'h) Thereupsn Judgment was confess
ro,ss,' osaef prosecutions while Mr.. B. and bis
- uoeiasioa agreed not TO sell any more OF the
SUN until the Law shall be repealed or the People
30 Llcen'e-whieh win be shout he time Christmas
zones m April "'''' '''' ''''''''
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Schools.
BoARpING AND DAY SCHOOL

L'oR YOUNG LADIEs.-MRs. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment IN the course
Of the Spring aud Fall would call the attention OF parents
and guardians the advantages offered the pupils 10 this
naiiluuOn for acquiring q thorough and accomplished
ed1cstion The Senior aud Junior Department. are now
placed under the direction Of able gentleman from hill
sdelphs who has had great experiences Ia ine Instruction
OF young ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
in these aud the other Departments and all Will be subject
10 Mrs Bailey's immediate supervision Every Effort 10
made render the young ladies happy and cOniened 10
inculcsie Kind polite and anisDe manoers aud 10 SUM-
ulste them 10 constant exerons 70 progress Ia mer
studies by rendering them, as far AZ possible attractive
and pleasant The school Is furnished WIN charts, maps,
globes, excellent Philosophical Apparatus with Snum-
Der Of diagrams for studies Of Astronomy and Geome-
try The best teachers employed N the French De-
partmen This language taught daily TO all the pupils,
and with The Latin, Is Included In the terms for Eogish
Tuition Vocal Music, both Sacred end Secular Is also
hrou shoui the school by Professor
The next regular Terra will commence 90 The lst OIL
Those psronts. however who may wish TO place ther
au zhters at this Institution before that Tine VIII md 70
their advantage they will enter the classes now form
ing for the Spring and Summer.
Terms aud farther particulars may be ascerained, elmer
by poet. or by personal application 10 Mrs Bailey a. her
residence, 10 Carroll place, Bleecker-st
moi 4fayx MTuThL sai6yy
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u Letter Bags are open at the Office Of The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Pors, and all letters and
newspapers deposited IN this Office will always be for
warded by the very earliest vessea This department Is
under the special supervision Of J. B. MOWER, ESQ.
well knowp for many years as tho experienced and efi
Client Superintendent Of tho Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York City Post Office.
Bags are now open for the reception ofieters snd news
papers for the following places viz London Liverpool
Glasgow, Ireland Haue, Msrseilles, Amsterdam, Bre
rnea Hamburgh. Rio de JAneiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ayres, Oregon, Mexico, Panama, ST. Thomas, Kingston
q am aanZas, Havana
osca omen rom 4. NJ uulOP.M s22w
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HYDROPATHY-Cl and CounLry-Ths sab.cIi.

uNDROPATHY-City and Country-The suoscrl-
III bers have completed their arrangements for carry
Ing ou The WaterCure practice an extensive scale 20
he CITY OF New.York aud at Moriso~nt N j. Ths Guy
institution VIII Do under the personal direction OF D's
Trail and Person who hed he spacious hye story
double house IS Foureenhs few doors vest oil broad
wsv and nearly fronting Union Park The rooms are
5irnbiy arranged for quiet and comfort replels with
egsry couveuenee bathing diet and exercise and cap
abe Of accommodating FROM 20 10 ln0 paaens DC,
ars,e Dsihs sad foors appropriated 70 ladies' aud
gen,enen The country eslab snnenis under the charge
of Dr. Dexter sad mas been N successful operation nearly
,o v.sr. Morrsoxn well know Tor its beauty Of stu
sron and parity OF climate and IL easy OF seeess 70 Inc
it They wifi also attend patients al their residerces.
- trssi'rert r. T. TRAIL, NJ. d.
- =. ID. PERSON, 81. ID.
- t-v- O.. f. DEXTER N. ID.
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rF The Island Of L0bos, it appears, IS already
noted 1t was here that Com Porter in Isle, nrst host
ed the trcoored flag OF Mexico and aided her win ms
little feet In her revolt against spain. This issna was
they battered down the walls Of San Juan de uua and
lastly IL there that Commodore Moore OF the Texan
navy wstered and recruited the health OF his men or
six weeks in 1872 after hsrsssng and terrifying Us
Mexicans along the coast for thirteen months. well
dug by Commodore Moore 10 st TO be seen In tbs cen
ire Of the leland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
N IMPORTANT to the Owners Of Hones,
lN-J0HN WILLIAMS,
NN VETERINARY SURGEON,

pectly inform his numerous friends aud tns puohe
thai he continues practising successfully ON tho duersat
diseases incidental hsi mob animal the Horse .. ne
old established Veterinary establishment at the sligo OF mo
GOLDEN MORSE, No. ISL cHaysrIE-sI.
near the corner Of 8roome. New-York M Wilisms. 70
hankinR his numerous friends for their Aind patronage
during period OF twenty years In his extensive ousnsss
In This city receiving from sr eight hundred hoses 0
anuua In his n6nnsry, lakes the opportunity OF
them that he has recently sill farther improved ns
~ aud has dped up q number of new snd convsnlsft
~ s1sIsJ W ss e9I.ss Which WI %
fact Of Mr.. Williams being regularly ednes'sd and eif
up the proesscn Ia ne sfisi @ h7ff frrsnf sb<
France, sna having N.s M - ssrsr sai1etset
anly sntrussng am VITA no VI tAelS
horses may rely up<n The utmost ss shd aienica osae
paid lhsm. Mr.. Williams would s,so sag,sst W ~
fienls the advantages to be derived from employing hui
in the examination of horses Tor sale His ssrvces ss
offered both ths purchaser and seller snd hs accurate
kno. ledge OF tho perfect formation Of The horse eanpo
but prove beneficial 10 either party.
Mr. Niilismss infTmsry 10 st Isl CarysIsa where 10
Agays TO be found snd consulted, ADD where horsvs
committed his charge will have the fall bene6t OF HE
and long expersnce His charges are moderate. add
suited the times
~ B-The owners OF horses and The public In general
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
rV- Or. williams Lniment for sprans bruis~s, lum.
bsgo rhsumgti am, a. be rad above. clio Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

~ A letter from Pensacola of the 30th ut states
that the L. : sloopoiwar Doar had been retted after
the damage sustained By the gales encountered her
passage from Norfolk to that port and expected
leave for Vers Cruz the following day
charleston Courier April Z.
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~ Letters and Newspapers will be received 81
The Tribune Office I'LL the 10TH inst for inc PACKET sol
ZURICH, Capt. Thompson, for HAvIe.
Also Letters and Newspapers VIII be received at the
sSme place Till the 10th inst FOR the packetshp slh hOb-
PIT PEEL Cant Chadwick for London. a. u
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pRppARATORY SCHOOL.

NJlDDLETOWN CONN.-Th- next session of twenty
wi two weeks vii commence May u Charge for beard,
instruction. ~ $50 advance Great bestowed on mo
health .,d happiness "a well stzdiss u pupils Refer
erce nav be made 70 T. McErslh. Esq Of tie New-fofk
Tnbura CrculsTs win minute information and exsoded
references. nay be obtained VI Rsv y. Chase MARKET
81 where The principal may DO seen rom May u 70 -
mi7 lmeodtlmSW D IL CnAsE.
NTOTICE.-BRADNER 4 co. have removed TO Mas
~ saa between Wal and Pine SIS opposite Tho Custom
House % lm'lsp
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IEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

From our Extra Of Saturday Morning.
By Express from Mobile to Montgomery, Ala. "a
Hours in Advance of the Mail.
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Honor TO THE DEAD.-The Circuit Court at
Louisville adjourned the announcement OF the DEAN
a, Buena Vista OF Col Henry Clay, Jr The members
OF the bar then held meeting and adopted resolutions
appropriate TO the occasion.
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Boarding..
DLBAsANT BOARD In Priysis ian

DLEASANT BOARD In prvs,s family IA gentle
ADD his wife several single gentlemen no pre-
fer the qae, and comforts OF pleasant nome ~ rsn'ssi
no other bo arders ind pleasant accommodations 81
Anoss above BlseckersL -Four stage lines run ~ tA~
immediate vicinity Rooms sen'eely furnished, ana no
BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-AI lady and gentlemen.
Dor Two or three single geuemen can obtain board IN
private family In Brookyn resding IN pleasant neigh
bothood within minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry. "
would be preferred have the parties farnish their own
rooms For farther Information apply al lol Broadway,
back Office, ID story ~ ~
QOARD.-GensIeme and fsmiliss about taxing board
ID for the ensuing year. will do well u call and seleet
rooms Furnished unfurnished) In large mrse story
house. in Wslker-sL (west Of Broadway Inquire ssn
10 LET-rhe ftont basement, IS wskerst suitable fcr
a Doctors oftce - iw'
ROARDING ON BROADwAY-Aie few u.ns,s1 n
Dor permanent bosrders can be accommodated WIN
good al 1873 Brosdwsy immediately opposite NE
Franklin House. Merchants and other Waiting hs city
on business will hnd ibis very central and pleasant ccs
Iion. WnSwos
DOARD-From the frs, OF May next pleas.n. fIeo,
ID psror with bed room and pantry attached suitable Tor
gentemsn and lady Also large entry ecd room sui,s
BILE for gentlemen. Tue house Is situated IN quiet
respectable neighborhood Apply al 1906 Eimst between
Brooms and Grand cts sie wv
upOARDING IA a private fsInily.-A geutssnsn and
~ laoy, Two single gentlemen, can DO sccommo,slea
with pleasant apartments ard board from me nst cf LAY
Location upper part u Henryst Inquire 81 'o sSoih'si
BOARDING With private family. Apply at 50 MeDoa.
DOARD.-DeIghifGl rooms DC obtained ct n
Osprlnssi two doors from srosdwS % Nv
nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can 30 ecccmmo-
~ dated win pessasi rooms furnished OF anilrnshed.
aso breakfast and tea desired. with private family In
Bond-sl Address Bond" Tribune Once " W.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIZ, q two OF
"A thee single persons VI retired habits, eaa DO accom-
nodsled with board in private family. Residence eH
0resnw chsl. two doors from Msuon'st se w.
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ONE-EIGHTH OF AN INTENTIONAL D.
~ genou FOR Increasing the speed and safety Of steam
toa,s hss been occurred by deposnga eaysai IN he Pa
tsnt once Of The United States, said Invention having
Zen examined and approved By more than hree hundred
sc-ntac and practical The Inventor Is COW Ia this
CIV md has commenced building boat that al may
d. power and importance Of the Invention. One-eghih
nsr Will be sold scienlhc and practical man for rea-
,oaa sa0n The inventor desiring 10 have AZ as
.issnt 70 aid him 10 building. An Interview may be had
vh re inventor Loo Veseyst from O'clock 70 7.
NJ where drawing and fgl explanation may be seen and
hesrd -.
The subscriber wishes hire steam engine Of from
10 10 IS horse power. as7rl sEWALL shohI.
ntPER-CYRUs W. FIELD CO. BuriingshP,
L HeN-York, offer for sale M.
Book Psper-l 800 regms, assorted sizes and q1enaea
News do-Z40 do do 90.
Tnveope do-soO 90 s0x25. 22x52 and 2ixSs inch
Wrlung dO-l0o cases, complese assortment
Hanging dos locs, white, blue and gfesn
Wrspping dol 90 f-sns, various sizes
= co-stc0 resms Straw, for skipping.
dol 600 reans, very superior, sssOrlsd SEES
Binders Boards-20 iors, assorted sizes
Bardbox Bosrds-i0 DO Is do.
Ti,sue Pspcr-500 reams while SEQ do coored-
Coored Papers-so0 superhre glazed ass s1es
90 90 $500 do DO hot DO do.
kiam-i00 bbls crude 100 bbls groundon nbefal.erms
IN Quantities 10 salt purchasers Sin
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EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
II s,ao lelon. slaten-Islznd THOMAS TOWEL,
81 PrLcipa-TGe summer session Of this lnsiltrtioa
win commence the hrst Of May. Application for ad-
issoa should be made early, TO he Principal ~ there
are but few vacancies 10 be hled. 10 Ilteod.e1
ITO ATTORNEYs-Altorney who intend removing
on The lat Of May can have their address correctly
inserted In me Supplement- Of the NewYork STATE Regis
ter By leaving the same Win Inc publisasr.
a. &. J. DiSTURNELL. l01 Broadway
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merican Arms again Victorious

~ rELgGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE
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BONBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ
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ERRArA-RQg9 SAer1aaR.-our Albany correspondent
R. s in his episte of the Sd inst spoke about 'rdr'
of officials" and the Polk and Purdy hire Your
compositor has turned hive into kize' Purdys band
are not ike kline by any they conirive TO milk
the pusc COW dry as led by old Elijah Of the loih
the great high priest fhumbug in Gotham Roger said
or he meant to say that the City Debt was 2s2lOi in
ls57-but as printed it is lsi7 wish that were true.
Roger said that hlihy streets the WORST promi-
nsnt feature about New.York.' In The Tribune Il Is
athe xosr prominent feature" That they are not
Trinity steeple looms the lotesi and stands cut The
most People should learn to write so that tie printer
At least could understand them whether they understood
themselves or not.
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EYE AND EAR.

ps. POWELL, occuLfsT AID Ausisr,
26l Broadugy cor. Of Wnrrsa-H
CONFINE5 HIS PRACTICE exclusively % dlseeses o.
u he sys ard ear References patients mat have been
cured OF AyAuRoss OPTHALniA CArAsAcIs, O2AciIics,
Dv.TsEs. DIscHasSEs from the EIz, &c.
srs,EIs,fus "a sauIxrISs cured N q few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted Without 40 opefsnon ina' can
NOT bo di.tu Sized from the natural
spscrAcLEs adapted 20 every defect
Tenn "a conformity E tie e'reorstanoo Of tie pafrefs
~ 3uaotDLW
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OOARDING AND TUITION cor lhr

BOARDING AND TUITION for three four
ID young ladies' In private family In the country, In the
pleasant and healthy village OF Richmond Staten Island
within IA hours travel from the City Of New York, where
every attention will DO given 70 thorough instruction 10
al English branches together with music on the piano
and their norss carefully guarded snd improved. The
most respectable references given. For farther inorna
ton and terms, address 5. ID. STEPHENS Richmond.
as Inn Richmond County, ". Y
L'AnILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys-Yon-
l. kers NJ T. on lhs bank Of tho Hudson, II ries
from The city The Summer Of the Locust Hill school
will commence on Monday, the Sd Of May.
Circulars and particular information may be hsd Of Rev.
Dr. snod grass 759 Broadway Of II. Falls Esq Trades
mems Bank 1T Chaham-st; Of Philip Dsier. ESQ lsl
Front ST. Of ~ T. Hgbie Esq 90 Lexnglon-syenus, OF
G. s. Rockwell, ESQ. 10. Cherry H.; Of r. w Townsend,
Esq "a Cedarst OF o. z. Wells, ~ D. 1913 Ninthayenue
al the Of Gates Sesdmsn, 1876 Nssssusl and
Of Rev j. c. Green ofJsy and Johnson ss Brook.
Ign. April 3. lef7. fs7 4w-I q. w. FRANCIS, A M
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL School
u Prof r. ~. Brown (of Union College, viii open q
School for instruction Of young gentlemen, on Wed
nesday The 5h Of May GIL Broadway opposite Bond st.
For terms testmonals &c Circulars, which may be
had Al store oil Broadway; Carers bookstore So Canal
ST.; once Of the Protestant Churchnan, and shepefds
bookstore, 1911 Broadway. sRtsy3-
NIEssRs. HUBS g. CLARKE have removed
WI heir school the corner Of Fouh and AcDougs
Wsshn gon-square The school rooms snd
instruction provided have been designed for high order
Of educs IN al The departments OF Tene and younfoI
learning The location IL central and pleasant 400 eesy
Of from al parts q the ely The scnoo n4~
open for Toe visitation Of s friends, and ihose wa9 aesno
= place for the education Of lhelr sons n. -1y-
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LAKE ERIE OPEN.-The Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser Of Thursday evening says
The propeller Delaware Capt Tute. raised steam
this morning and proceeded westward encounterlng but
little difficulty in her progress At ~ o'clock she
not visible 10 the naked eye and she has no doubt
ceeded In getting through. Prom gentleman just
turned from the West learn that the ice IN the Lake
between here and Cleveland Is very much scattered and
that spprehensions need be entertained OF steamer
meeting with serious obstruction. The Madison was "a
leave Erie yesterday morning for Cleveland and We shall
look hourly for the old states some other craft
from the West