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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
Schools.
soEooL FOR YOUNG LADIES

AT FLUSHING l. M. sul Mrs. A. III .MAS hav.
n ing made receive slimied number Of
pupils bosrd.rs, wish announce their Intention 10
iner friends and the public The siuston Of ih-ir new
residence 10 airy and delightful and they are prepared 20
offer every advantage afforded ny CITY schools 70 parents
who desire 10 plses their children IN the country.
Circu ars may be had OF Mr. A Foigpet ~ brosd~s
and Al Deue L Cos 5si Broadway and PsrE Row
Main 81 Flushing, L. l. first house above 81 Ceorgst
Church. mYlO 1AsS1
DOARDISG IN = French Family Al William .burgh-
ID Professor French language having furnished
with elegance and comfort large and beautifully hnsoed
house in Wilam'burgh, within one minutes wax OF ne
season limited number Of married single lsdes or
gentlemen. Tn. situation IL OF The most delightful 10
lhe neighborhOod % New York commanding extensive
view OF hsfbor and Cy Of NewYork with The sur.
rounding Lessons In th- French Language ana
Muse II required Reference exchanged For iariheI
Information apply the Office o. this paper or between
and O'clock p. NJ 81 l9 Libsry-st or 10 Rev Chs II.
WrLLI.Nsox SO Dusue-.t myl4 I'm
DOAKDING -CHOOL.-Irving Institute rsrry.
ID Town N. Y.-The Sumner Term Of ave mOnihs VII
open on Monday 81 ofMgy Several vscsneies exist
Applications may be made 10 TIE principal a. TArryto"n
or 'ef with Clzrt Austin, rs Broadway where eifca
lars containing fall Information can Be Obtsi1ed
Rffersaoe,-HOn. Warrington Irving, Tsrrytown.
Hon. Guiisn {. Verplznck, New 1ofE CITY,
ard to any Of its numerous patrons. =, ,-,.,.,
myl5 ~ w r. DION, A NJ. frlnclp.L
VJRs-Ks. HUBS & CLARKE have removed
WI ther school h- Of Fourth and NcDouga sta
on Washington square The schoOrooms furniture and
~ stucton provided have been designed for high order
learning The location 10 central and pleasant and easy
OF access from al parts Of the city The school 10 now
open for The visitation Of its friends and those who desire
q place for the education Of their sons. fnyo I'm
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MlisreilaHeuue
UNION HALL.

~
SARATOGA SPRINGS - The 'ubserbers have the ples-
- sure of again announcing their friends and the public
thai tbry CONTINUE 10 keep the Union Hail. which will be
opened for company on Monday, the 2i,h inst
Ths extensive establishment Is well known scarce
~ 10 require descry suffice say occupies afGoni
age Of 400 feet on Broadway aud Coz gfess-slrvet
The spacious saloons, Dining Halls aud PiRzzss AVID
also the delight Garden snd Pleasure grounds cover
tour Of and while lie viciuiy TO tho
ustiy celebrated Congress Spring tbeing about feet
West) renders IL = most envisble locality.
The whole building has uncer thorou repsr
end the saloons Dining Rooms, Hall Piszzss &c, been
thoroughly renovated by h- hand If painter and every
depsr furnished with all possible regard aud
convenience which II 10 confidently believed uned with
The sopal e~enns OF The proprietors will give entire
sasscnon aud ensure the continuance OF liberal ps
uonase K n w. PUTNAM.
ssr.,osa Springs. M.y 81, ls47. myA 2s~4w-
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
III Evi SCRlBNER Of the lste firm Of lockwood Serb
Liner, ihanhf " his fiepds The public generally for
their former patronage would respectfully inform them thai
- has cod Jul his interest In the late nfm u.s. Pesrs
corner Of fuon and hss sk part OF The Fulton
o. two doors below Gold has opened entirely
Rev ssd select stock of
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILvERwARE
eomprsinx In Psn follows viz hno gold and silver
wacoes of tho besi mskss gold su.rd and fob chains
bSscslets breast pios, staos hnger and rings
seals. gold and thmhes specaces, pencil
gold pcns lockets &c silver SPOONS les iorks
oogs butter hnves VI variety and OF the
coin. and In the best manner. Ssexpenses being very
hsht enable him. by qalck sses small pfokls 10 meet
NE views Of AL those who be pleased favor him
with their patronage
Cochs watches sod lewery repaired IN the beat man
Der LEVI sCklSNEk, "a fuiton-st
two doors bslow Gold.
N.B-Roeers's celebrated diamond pointed " Excel
dor gold p~ns mytt i~tskS~os
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

PREPARED BY DIX hAhTs
Is THE ONLY REMEDY for Epuectic Fits Tor falling
Isokness Convulsions Spans sc. This med cine, fo
years been tested by many prrsons who have
suffered with this dreadful disease. and IN almost every
Gaze where Il has had fair trial has effected permanent
cure Pamphlets containing thirtysiK pages Of iesmo-
nv (.ome " which has been presented by eminent phys
cisn, 10 be had by applying Al the principal oce. Re
fefeuce 10 Judge Randall % Fat Broadway, ". u Col
T. Denslow, YoDkers. \. Y; DR.. w l.. Monros. Guild
ford Ohio Rev. Richmond Taggett, West Davenport, ~
Y Rev 7. l.. Bushnell, Baltimore, Nd. Joseph MeDou
gal East Brooklyn w. G Anderson, VIII smsourgh
RECENTLY CURED:
Mrs Joseph Bradley, rs Ofohatdst "; y G. IL
Boughon, 202 Eehrecnthst N. Y; Mrs Jas. Berthof
Chester Orange Co. N Y; Chss Brown. seaman Thos.
r. Jones. Revenuec1iier Spencer, together win many
others whose are not al liberty TO publish
All communications (post paidl addressed 10 DR.. 3
Hart Ost- Ivan. Har will De puuctusly attended TO-
All orders must be- accompanied with the money The me
dic- with full directions, Ia carefully packed In boxes
and 10 OF lh- United Sstes Prices per box
a. SIT and ga Single bottles with necessary medicine.
a. Prepared only by DR.. HART,
Principal Office $50 BrosdwsyN next to the Tabernacle.
S-Adyice given In ali cases free OF charge.
nyz5 lmeOd
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miscellaneous.
BRANpYwINE CORN MEAL

BRANDYWINE CORN MEAL.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Tbe subscribers, miller.
Brand wine In the State Of Delaware, beg leave
TO notify the shippers OF kn-dhed corn meal, that they
are liable 10 be deceived by an limitation OF me genuine
Brand wine meal
miller at West Troy, and one At Waterford IN New
York beside several In the State Of Pennsylvania having
forged the marks u the subscribers ny placing bfApdy
vine mills 10 cons pcuOus letters ON heir barrels
Shippers will please notice. that n addition 10 The
word Brand ~ine the names OF the subscribers sre also
used all their packages and that their only agents Ia
NevYork Aessrs. John L. Buckley Co, and hessrs
Allen Paxson-
An experience Of upward Of 10 years By their progen
tors aud Themselves IN the Manufacture Of knded meal
jus;ihss them In saying that they will furnish "a aree
which will keep FOR any desirable length Of time In all ell
mAles-Brsndywin Mills, I'd April, 1917:
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE CO.
AT I'm JANIS y PRICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
The Feet.

For upward Of twenty years as a bootmaker, |
have made the feet my stady and during that period
many thousand psrs Of feet have received my attention
Ihave observed with minute the cast from the an
tique . we'll ne the modern instances. and am
obliged sdnit that much OF the psln have witnessed
much OF the distortion Of the toes the corn on the top
Of the feet the bunon the side the cslostes be-
meath and the growingin Of the nails between are at
ou,able the shoemaker The feet with proper treat
m-nt might be rs free from disease and pain ss the
hands their structure and adaptation TO the wants and
comfort OF man. have seen. Is most perfect Thr-
tysx and thirtys joints have been given by the
Creator 10 form one OF these members, sud yet man
cramps cabins and confines his beautiful arrangements
Of hundred and fortyfOur bones and joints together
with muscles elastic csrtsge, lubricsting oily haid
veins and arteries into pair OF shoes or boots which
instead Of protecting from injury, produces the most
psinfal well ss permanent results. Many volumes
have written the Of and Il has been
my lot wade through many Of them, without gaining
much for my pains have therefore arrived stthe con
clusion notwithstanding all thst has been said to the
contrary that corns are In all the result Of pres
sure Halls Book Of the Feet
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Railroads.


H.. WHO hsve not p.id me second in.tslment OF ten
dollars per share due his month are hereby notified That
scrp drafts for their respective amounts payable the
5,i Tor their pleasure deposited In the
Mechanics Bank. IS Waist for ell. rbserThOAI Ct IRE
and they are respectfully requested ~ al
tend to the payment OF The same
the office Of the Company Waist and psy their In
sIoeEholders who delsy the payment OF their install
under the provisions OF the following conditions OF
the subscription, requested 10 address note 10 The
R<soireS That al persons owning property through
which probable that The road will oe loesied who may
s1bscrb- the stock OF The company, shs DOT De re-
q1ired 10 pay any far er in'smsns on er respective
Subscriptions than the ten per cent required by aw cn
the line Of the road shall be permanently located IN tner
respective ueis hborhoods and when 80 located he said
exemption from being called upon for farther
on their subscriptions shall be continued TO al parties
whose lands may be required uru the amount 10 e- a.
lowed to such parties respectively for ysue OF nell snds
ha be agreed assessed 10 the manner provided by
lsw.-Ne~-Yors, May %. ls47. my2t SlH
NEW-NOhk AND EhIh RAILROAD tO1-
4 NPASI.-The Stockholders % the Newly ORR and Erie
Railroad Company are hereby nouhed that 40 instrument
Of Ten Dollars per share all shares which The pay
menis heretofore msde do not exceed ihiriyfve dollars
IL required TO be paid At the Office u The Company No
Wal 90 or before the sf: day o. June rex 81 order
Of IN Directors, NATHANIEL MARSH, see'y.
N.B.-SiOckhOldsr. residing Al or rear Nswburgh c.
make payment to Thomas C. Rag Esq Cashier Of The
Powell Bank. myl I'm
LBANY AND SCHENECTADY Kali.
hROAD CoMPANY.-The annual election for Direct
Of this Company will be he'd Al their Office in the City
OF Alusny on me t-Conl WEDNESDAY, ubyf " Seue
neII Al y O'Clock At noon OF that day The poll viii
linue open hour The transfer book will be closed on
the jh OF MAY and continue closed until the 0h Of June
Albany May ls4T BY order Of the Board OF Directors
my0td Z. FOSTER. Jr. sec'y.
A LBANY AND SCHENECTADY Qats Mohawk
Aand Hudson Railroad Co. Bonds Of 1887 and lst2-
Notice hereby that the interest due thu above
Bonds will be paid al the Mechanics Bank n the Guy OF
NewYOrk, and sfier the LIST proximo May 7,
lsf7. lmyl0 ddl y FOsrER Jr see,y.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
w CompAny-Fifth Assesmeut-Noiee 10 hereby given
that Of $40 each share Of the Capital
Stock Of this Company has bsen laid by the Board Of D
recto pas able ~ the Treasures Once l+S Main 81 Vor-
cesler, on the lsi day Of July reIL
Worceftcr, May 20, l8f7. my2tlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

MURDER IN CAsADA.-James Hamilton had Civ
On Noah Eaton lease OF land In Etoticoke near To-
ropto for bis life time, receiving sum Of money. He
afterwsrd went with friend Estons one day, found
him at home cooking bis dinner with the frying pan
shook hsnds with him left the house, but speedily re-
turoed alone. and cruelty murdered the unsuspcious
uuoffe ndinR msn with blows inflicted by an AK The
Toronto Telegraph announces that Hamilton was con-
victed before Chief Justice Robinson last Friday tina,
he bss since fully confessed his guilt and that he and
Ste pbep Turney the Markham murderer sentenced
10 be hung ON the 22d of June next.
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6onses for Sale.

- AT PRIVATE sALE-The 5-siory brick house
a.. and as In fee siS WssNineteenlhs south side.
- between Eighth and Mini avenues finished In mod
ern style with marble msnes sliding doors psntries Se
&c bath ROOM and cold water kitchen range, uuder
cesr &c Sire OF house IS feet inches by ~ feet deep
size Of lot . feet nche, by half the block For psrtcu
lar, sppiy TO ANTHONY j. BLEECKER,
uy2s lw Auctioneer, Broad-st
.rss FOK SALE OR EXCHANGE for other prop
& ery Of the best finished Tudor Gothic Houses In
This country with stable lodge, &c ofthe same style,
with about 50 lots OF ground situsle at New Brighton,
commanding fine view Of the surrounding country. For
terms and farther particulars, apply Ia
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, Asctioner,
ry24lw TBroad-sL
"a FOR SAIR-On accommodating ierms, the pro-
M perry go Dearcy at near Coumbla-lot 25xlO, on
~ which are two frame houses with stacks ofchtm'
neys being well adapted for renting out. Apply TO
my2l iw. JOHN T. RUSSELL, 81 Nortolkst
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C1H-APARILTA sYHUP-Ony 50 Cents pc

SAK-APARiLLA sYRUP.-only 50 Cents per
- Qusrt--s50O forfeited If DR.. lvANsS sarssparilA
Syrup superior any sod snd the very best pu-
rher Of The blood-vrsnled free from any vegetable or
mineral poison To preserve health, purify the blood
To restore health the blood must be purified and me
cheap the safest and speedy way to accomplish
this Is 10 Ibis great seretye medicine. No man.
womsn or child should be without II At this season oi the
year and the low price which Is so brings within
The reach Of ALL There risk 10 using this medicine,
either health purse is warranted to cure In
Amo. every Of disease for which 10 recommended,
or the money will b. refnd-dthat IL, by pefseyerng
Of the Syrup, proper attention 10 diet, and an oecA-
sonal Of Dr. lysnss Anti Bilious vegetable Pills, viz
kings evil erysipess scac-heat cancer ohs nate ulcers,
liver complaints dizziness In the bead, pslpiIaton OF ne
heart ST. Anhonys FIRE, ricketts,, sstrheum palsy, dys-
pspsis rheumatism, Gsihma and all diseases arising rom
an impure state OF The blood or habit Of the System.
Sold the propreIot's Boisnc Store, 1884 Gfand-st
Of the BOwery, and al 2S Bowery wh-re also nay
be hsd general assortment Of Botanic Medicines Also,
DR.. IvAnss sARslPARILLA BEEk, healthy and delightful
beverage hundreds whoAavs drank this sarsaPzrs
Cream will bear testimony. As puriher OF ne blood u
Is unequaed. Dyspetic persons should use II neey-
Price per quart, cents; per glass, and j cents
p. S-Ali orders accompanied with the money Tor I've
gallons upward, viii be sem In kegs and barrels TO any
part Of the United SIstes together with medical sdviee,
which In all IL given without ehsge, liberal dis
made those no purchase Tor retail. All letters
and orders directed 10 DR.. VANS, ia Grsnd-sl New
York, will be punctually attended to- my<p lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
ONLY EXISTING WONDER Q

>H9Nsgeis DR. DEWITT {. KELLlNGERs infzll bic
Ltniment This truly Astonishing medicine 10 the
On article 10 market that the cted get triA Of
ref)re The money paid this 10 always done By The Doc
i0r when requested hbA clear, beautiful and trsDspsr
e1i rud highly fragrant and perfectly deli ghuu IN s fs
ard especially designed 10 be prescribed internal
Crexernay. AMI warranted TO IN few dsys rteg
al oher remedies have failed All rheumatic and scruf1
Gus affection rtngwo, teIer. BARRIERS ,ch. old Of
every nature ffcst oiies burns pains IN h- back and A.
sections OF The spine cisocstons enlar % joints
tan.cns oorus and eaoases Of every description tooth
snt nervous hesdachs or two doses lsken sccsrdn
o direction IL certain 10 bilious choc dikrrhrs
~ n 10 taken, and al affections Of tbs thr0ai la short
rsns OF every yet % iis inference immediarly
Fever and agne broken IA Two doses svays To hs had
wholesale and retail 81 lSeERsOLL Co 80 Pearl
moved from ~ JohnsL also The central dApi Hkri-m
Railroad Once City Hall Park. aud the principal drug
and Other stores and sv-ns throughout the city snd
try generally the medies faculty solicited 10 call and
examine this medicine and ny 10 heir ears sale
fscuoa free Of charge The clergy furnished gratis on AL
occasions mia SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
JOSEPH 2 GRIFFITHS, l35 Amity-st
JOHN ALLEN, II Vanderwater.st
MRS GRIFRITHS on The premises
a FARMING LANDS IN yIKGINIA-I5O0

RAFARnTNG LANDS IN yIRGISIA-l5OOO
acres Of and IN Doddndge County, Western virgi.
MIA. embracing II farms 81 100 $50 acres each on
the waters VI Middle Island Rver copies Of survey and
field for each farm will be furnished the
These farms miles from the County tow D. and IS
from Sslersye the OHIO River. The State turnpike
and other roads pass through part Of this land and
from the Ohio River.
The soi 10 Of the best quality and adapted TO raising
Corn Wheat. Hemp &c Ths land is we'll timbrred wilh
walnut, oak beech, sugsrmape, elm &c II IL admirably
fitted Or grazing Several Of these farms are In a high
Of cultivation. Tile ndIsputsble prices low aad
terms made easy. Apply 10 ". CUNNINGHAM,
myl5n 3 Hsnoysr.st "
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CITY ITEMS.
WypxrspIy NAV %


PoLIcr.-MichaeB Barton was last night arrested
by officer Collins OF the Fret Ward charged with steal
log crockery wsre William Boyer was arrested by
ocer Isssos OF the ERhth Ward charged with stealing
n 50. :. Edward McNsmsra was arrested by officer
cLsughln OF the sixth WARD charged with stealing 9
pair Of boots William Johnson srrested by Off
Ger Owens of the Sixth Ward charged with stealing a
bar railroad iron Samuel Pellu (bey) arrested
by oficer Dodge of the Seventh Ward, charged with
stealing cart chain The accused held 10
..Jonn HUGHES arrested by officer Neal OF the
Seventeenth Ward, charged with being secreted in an
area In seventht with intent 10 steal He detained
for examination.
BRITISH Irrxs-At the Manchester Night Asy-
lum for the destitute poor 2lg sos persons had been
sheltered and relieved from 1873 10 ls47-snd 10 the
days before April a. males 9il females 496 children
800 Mr.. Charles OConnei. nephew to Daniel o Con
nell hss been appointed by Government Supebdisry
Mssistrste for Rosconmop. Ireland. "a house was
about 10 be cleared Of the ashes lava &c ct Penpei 10
presepce of Mr. Golden after being buried 2OO years
The Eastern Counties Railway hsve started 4tn
class train Of open carriages At cen, per mile he
Great Western Railway have SCI spsrt one oivlson oil
fr class carriage Ia every train Tor tbs exclusive use OF
ladies who travel without q male companion sir
Robert Peel visit bic estates at Oswsdw istle
Lancashire sfter absence Of Is years While At the
hotel SAWS the Blackburn Standard, curious individual
introduced himself with request that ne (Sir Rooerp
vould be- % good ~ TO walk down stairs and allow a
number Of his he spplcsot friends TO take general
inspection Of bis ilustrous persoD Sir Robert rang
the bell and gave orders that that should be taken
away lHsi the like happened In Illinois wha. noise
some Trollope would have made sboutit!l
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'THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
psny-Ofice II Wall-sL-Ths IN stilution 10 Distinguish
ed by The following pecuiiarities:
lsi When the premium is $50 annually one fourth
be paid 10 cash. and three fouths secured note
IL months bearing six per interest, may be
paid halfyesfly, quarterly or monthly.
d. Persons tsse fe policies and paying 50 per cent OF
premium 10 cash and those skins policies for shorter
periods aud paying 81 per cent IN cash give their n-
dvdusl notes for the balances Satisfactory 10 the Off
The business OF the Company has been unparalleled dur
ing the time Of is existence To the let OF January l847
@ monthsl 3007 policies had been ssued and AMER paying
al losses and expenses. there remained capital Of
nearly s2o000O Statements Of the business and all other
papers OF the Company be had by applying the Office
Of the Company, IL Wsll-sL Ee~-York
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low, yOhnA. Underwood Thos. B. Segur,
WIN. A. r. Pentz, WIN. II. Mott, Edw Anthony
Henry McFarlsn, Robt l. Patterson, VIM. M Simpson,
Chas. s. Msckneil Andrew Smelling Lewis G. Grover.
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. L. LosD, Agent
JAS STEWART, N. D. Medical Examiner. at The Office
daily from 10 8 o'clock.
NALEsTISE MoTr. Nj ID.
JAS. VAS REsssELAER. NJ. ID.
TuThASU Medical Board OF Con sutRtiOn.
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n FOX sALE-WssIehosler Lsnd.-To gentlemen
IN want Of sites Tor country seats market gardeners
IN wsnl OF land for gardens and TO eli persons
wishing location IN the nrighborbood Of Hew-York 500
acres OF land 10 the town Of Wesheser whiting mi 80
otn- Cily ball win night Of passing Harlem Bridge
iree OF TOLL are now offered al privste sale In lo
lng rom TO ~ acres each The lands within fifteen
minutes walk Of the Railroad front good roads; are In
me Of schools and churches Of different
nomnanons me wafer 10 good. and ocslion healthy
Ilus INC spa able Terms Moderate Apply TO GOUYER
NkuR MORRIS, Morrisslia, Wesichestsr Co.. or TO
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, 70 Esssau-st
New-YorE nyt -.
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q $50 ACRES OF good rich farming lands, a pan Of
Iwnicn 10 valuable timber for sals al 81 IS per scre
ocsed 10 miles north Of an Al and Railroad al Rome
Oneida Co T. AID only 10 hours ride from ths city;
front Office from u 10 2 o'clock rf'' mv2i lv.