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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

NOTICE is hereby given. according TO law TO a. PEI
sons having claims against George Hazard laie o. tne
city OF NewYork, tavern keeper, a5ceNse1 .uet .y -
The subscriber The Executor OF The last VI" and testament
Of the said deceased. al his carriage as.oly 80 P
OF iran sacng business on the corner u niy
and The Thrdsveuue In The city Of before .,
fourth day Of June next Dated ne seeono Jay VI
December. A D. l5t6. .,,~, r.-...- a..
Holm c PAhhEh rAr-.-.-.
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Insurance.

NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NOftce % Wall st-Capita $50 600 CONTINUES to 10.
sure buidngs merchandise and furniture on be mosre
souabe terms The Company was established nearly ten
wears since and by their prudence In conducting their bus
mess aud promptness IN adjusting all losses have acquired
the confidence Of the pIbc their large and increasing
In ness will testify They isie rsk 5000, and
this escaped The great hre OF july 1872 WIN
lo.s OF about $4,000
DIRECTORS.
Jo.eph w Savage VIM. 3 Slocum VIM. w. Campbell
John Brouwer, John = Mscke, Jacob Miller
Nm a Ward Stephen Holt Joseph 5. Lake,
Johs Nswhouse John Nc Chain, John ]. Herrck
JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
Chs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary
For the convenience Of customers In the upper part Of
this city and BROOKLYN, applications Will be received by
{ II. MCINTYRE. Agent, SO4 Hudson ST.
GEO b. GILBERT, Agent, As seventeenth-sL
= l.. NEWMAN Agent 259 Houston-st
o. o. JONES, Agent, - Fulton-st Brooklyn, L. l.
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Observation-Disclosures FOR MAJ

HORTICULTURE FOX MAY
lust PUBLISHED.-Tkis work 10 entirely devoted 70
y Horticulture and = Edited by 4. J. Downing. well
known fully competent FOR such work subscnP-
ton price only 8 per yezr Subscriptions received by
my4 MARX n. NEWMAN co, 1879 Broadway.
CULTIVATOR FOR MAY.
lust RFCEIVED.-subscubers can receive their nun
beers by calling Subscription price dollar per year
Complete sells OF the back volumes always on hard.
my4 MARK II. NEWMAN L CO, 1873 Broadway.
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10 coCsrkS sSRcsasrs, ksrAIL DEALERS AND oTaEss.
cATHARINE-sTREET BAZAAR.
III. ABBEY CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
I.En glish french and German Fancy Goods and Toys
coDssing 10 psf OF cutlery, stationery iewelry PERU
merry soaps. combs, brushes poeketboois r.xorsirops
balons thread needles hooks and eyes bends kld .n3
g.x dolls wooden iin and pewter ioys with genera
7arety OF other articles which win be sold In ana. Guar.
llias al wholesale pncea l. H. Ashley,
WIN MOOREJr
81 Csiharne-st one door below Herrv-st
FOR sals--One Il Wiiders Patent ssiamandsT Saies-
Also one deck. two counters with drawers, sn' some
g.sss sanding cssss &c mil
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MARINE JOU Il n A l.
PORT OF NEW -YORB
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
schr Emeline, Weldon, ds FIN Philadelphia mdse
20 master
master.
SAILED.
ship Utica, HayTe. Banks Atlantic, Bremen, Emma
Havana Bfigs Arnon Sligo; Grecisn, New Orleans
Emily Charleston.
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Il Up. O,HERN 81 Con-
akxG O'HERH. JOHg HERDMAN, AN ~

DREW WALDRON, 100 SOuth-sL ,,,t
corner Of Dover snd 50 Westsg corner 81 Recior-WE
DRON, OHERN co. LyeTpool--united slsio
European Emigration Ohces, and Western for~neNs
Agents. 49,
The regular Pseket-snps sail a. follows To and ~
London, the lst 9th, l6lh and 2ilh Of each moot
and from Liverpool, the lst. 9TH lth l6th, Hs ~
2sn Of each month 70 New.Orlesns, twice wesa,
Mobile weekly; 10 Charleston, weekly; 10 sssrsnS.
weekly; to Texas, twice q month For Hayre 49,
German, Begisn and Holland ports vessels sail % ~,
appointed days. Passage can also be engaged ~ - o
erpOol 10 any Of the British North American pors ,,t
BOston, Philsde phs, Baltimore and Newoflsss ess
The subscribers having hsd long experience % ,.SIns
ness, are prepared ~ oder every facility 70 lsos $40 Of
passage 10 or from any Of the above gors Az. S,es.
exchange can be furnished, payable hfo1s III ~ roc.
Britain and Ireland, well the conhaeni shst
To those wishing 10 emgrate TO tbs West hs s,ss a
beers have unequsled arrangements for the
passengers, BY The different routes, viz. Io Dcs..
and the intermediate landings, snd all ports Oh ~ -.
adas Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore Pitisbd5kn. 81
einDau ST. Louis, &c. &c. ~ sednDosls, rSl,se ,.t9
canaboss Of the frat class and great care VIII y
that passengers will meet with 90 delay or imposiao.' ~
tho route Letters, postpaid, will meet with procI
snti0n For farther particulars. apply A. shove
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CouRr OF COMMON PLRAs 81 Moses g. Leonard Com
missioner. SC Anos R0bbss Action under the game
laws already referred 10. The defence that the
birds killed In Connecticut and the game laws OF
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ROOTS AND SHOES

= OF THE FIRST QUALITY at tbs ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, l42 ChahamsL-The
Subscribers would call the attention OF their Gus
~ toners and the public "a general 10 their large and
veil assorted stock VI Ladies', Msses and Chhdrens
iaes Buskins Slips &c. together with lafge STOCK OF
which they will sell Al the following low prices:
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SHOE STORE ron SALE,

A CAPITAL CHANCE is offered To any psrson with
fAns eDgage the shoe BUSH the present occa.
pant S,hiag TO self OF IA hrslih. More
csn Be leNfned ~ ~sling a. STOUT L WARDS. rs
Brooklyn. ny4 Tvs
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
rr.~ rzzExzrzz61MOR AND Essex RAILROt
LII ~SSsrz1 -Commencin Monday, May >, ~
x1.--12----AH- I.eave New. York A. NJ, A0clock

~ r53xz<xz<rxxYl NORRIS AND fssfA fAbhOsy
&S8 ~SSs&V1 commencing Monday May s. Isn'
Leave New-YoTk. A. NJ; t0elour
NJ. Leave Newark, u O'Clock A. NJ ~ oclosf
Leave Morristown,7 O'Clock A. N 3 O'Clock r N
Passengers by the morning train To MorrisIown ~
rive there a. O'clock where stages VIII be 10 fesi a.
10 convey Them Sehooeys Mountain Wsshlng2n Ds
videre and Easton daily 10 Owego, Milford, NV.
stanbope and Sucrasuny on Mondays. Wednesdsvsn s
fridays: ard 10 Rocksway Dover Sparta and Newoa ~
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each Inc rea,Ls
the following days to meet tho r NJ Train TO- se w.l
Stage will also leave for baskng Ridge every c'e'"s
on the arrival Of the cars 81 Monisiown. ,.-,
Bysline recently established stage leaves Mofs 60
for the Delaware Water Gap and Slroudsbufg us 81.
hope Jobnsonburg Columbia and Blsif'town, eyery
day Thursday and Saturday, on the arrival VI me
train from New-YoIk. Returning on The alternate ssy
the stage raves stroudsburg st4 A. n 10 meet The
cars from Morrislown. -
Passengers 90 through to and from JERSEY City wDs
chang NJ cars On leaving the city, passengers VIII
post their baggage In the car at me foot OF Csfuaes
where an agent will be 10 attendance 10 receive H. -
All packages or bundles mustbe entered on the wsye-
or The company will not hold themselves rssponsibe.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 Aonises.
from Albany basin, by stephens Condirs Daily Iis.
porstion Line to Newark, orffom he Trsnsporssioa oH
Of The " J. x. x. and rrsrs Co. foot Of Liberty ST.
az9 tfsod IRA DOOD, 81 perinlepdect
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LAW Courts

SprrafoR CouRr Before Chief Justice Jones ia
las. c. Atcea VS. Edrard PAtltps and 0lsrs-Aeton OF
trover to recover $50 the alleged value OF furniture
taken on execution at Yorkyle. the plaintiff claiming
that II was exempt under the law allowing certain
amount OF furniture sc. 1t contended that Mr.. A.
had than the amount allowed. Verdict for deien'
dant-For plaintiff Messrs. Eddy and Latting for do.
fendsnt Mr.. Jas. b. Sheys
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Eeaal Notices.

S,UERIFF's sALE-By virtue Of wit OF hen
- fAcis 10 me directed and delivered, VIII expose 70
sale At the ve.ubuls OF the City Hall IN the city OF New
York on Thursday, April - lSl, al II O'Clock no0n A.
the hight title and interest Of Thomas MeCormick Ahd
George W Combs which they had 90 The I'm day OF july
1876 or Al any ait-r~ard In whose hhnos soeFet c
same nav be o. IN and ell ha certain lot piece or par
eel Of land situate ly0g and being IN The sftrrnln NAu
VI thr City OF New Yort on the sOuihrfy side OF hfelh
81 bounded and containing Ci ow. 70 VII beshnlhg
al point sOuthery sde o. said sire- als1ah1 ~
hundred feet easery from he sOuheAstery corner OF nc
Eighth avenue and ThireihsL aud running hence sou NJ
ery parable with The line Of the CHIN avenue
1881 feet zine inches thence esstery on Inc parae YIN
rhiriethsL twenty-five feet thence northsty On me
parallel with the Eighh-avenue ninety elghl ieeI hlne
inches 10 Thrteh-sl and thence westerly along me SCUM
side OF said street twenty-five feet 70 the pas Of
Lib AS pg So Also al hat certain Wirr o pee
parcel Of land situate, lying and being N nS ~
Ward In The city OF NewYork and bounded ana 1esS
a. follows Beginning point on Ms sOuthefy me "
Tblreth A. distant three hundred feet from me souless
erly corner Of Eghlh-avenue and Thuelh - running
thence souherly line ~ n ghi angles win
ninety-sghl feet nine inches, thence westerly Al
with rhirtieh-sL twenty-five feet thence nOlspey VI
line and night nges with The last menuoneq ile nne.y
eght feet nine inches thence eastsry along NE soIhey
no. OF ThrusthsL twenty-five feet 10 The pace OF begin
ming together with the appurtensnces iheIeunto
See Lib 479 Ok. S3-Daed New ork, hsrch ~. lo1s.
milo law6w WILLIAM gONnsS' az ou GU e.
The above sale IL postponed until Thursday MAY o. A'f
Al the same hour and place. -. owns ,... st.-.z
as, - &m6 W VI. JON - = a. - q.
The shove sse Il farther postponed unn InlysoSy
an lsi5 - WM. JONES, late Sheriff.
!. II. PINcXSEY. late Deputy. ny
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Gouses for 6ale.
A nm CHANCE.

- WILL BE SOLD, II spilled FOR within twenty Days,
n the house garden &C o. physician N Weslensss'
~ Co. together with N extensive me'lCa - -, -,
,r,rh vsarv The price asked Tor the whole or nesfy 80
To redIcS gentleman Of good address, regularly edu'
,ir"isr.irouire OF ISRAEL MINOR, Druggist
- 49, Fulton near Greenwich 81
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NFFICE or "THR HOPE MUTUAL LIFE

OFFICE OF 1.-THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
Olnsursnoe Company" Wall o. Mortimer Buildings
New.York, 18th March, ls47.
This Institution, Incorporated IN lsi6-with liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according 10 law
hss the business % Life Insurance on the Mu
tual principles the net profits being divided annually
among the insured according 10 the act OF Incorporation
TIE o premiums 10 those OF similar COM
psnes-snd upon all premiums exceeding 60, the In
have the option OF paying for the same In cash. or
payug half In cash. aud securing 10 lhe Company me
remaining half by an approved guaranteed mole al /.
months, bearing interest Al per cent
The lives o! married men may he insured 50 ths Al lne
decease the Of The policy 10 paid 10 the vile Tree
Ad clear from any lain OF the representatives. Of her hus
band Of OF his creditors or OF al OF Them combined
and Of the death Of The wife before The death OF The
husband the Of the policy snail be psyshe TO her
child chidrenaso free from any claim OF representa-
lives creditors Aforesaid The Company respect
falv solieits share OF public patronage.
The following list Of the Ohoers and Trustees for he
TRUSTEES.
Nathaniel Weed Ezrs Wood, Chauncey Ayres
Simeon Baldwin Joseph K. No0es, Philip ;. Galpin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell HOyt Wm l. Brewer,
John A Dsveup port Ssn'l X. Saterlee, James Dinon,
Alexr h. Dana. c. II. Resrdsley, Chss Whittesey,
Charles J. TAYLOR John W Leeds, Joseph ID. Warren
Alexr Hamilton, Alex'r n Holly, stephen B. Provost
James T Scatter, Wm- T Minor, Theo. Davenport
ALEXANDER n HOLLY, President
JOHN W LEEDS, Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH 4. MONIES. ActuaTy.
ROSWELL HOYT. Secretary.
WM WELLS. General Agent
Dana Woodruff Leonard, Counsellors aud Attorneys
Of the Company for New-iork
VIM. Minor, Counsellor and Attorney for stamford
Doctors Ezra Wood and A. Cooke Hull, Physicians,
MedieS Examiners and Advisers Of the Company or New.
York
Dr. Chsuneey Ayres Physician and Medical Adviser for
Stamford. mis- eodu
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PRFPARATORY SCHOOL.

NIIODLETOWN. CONN.-The next session oftweniy
vi Two weeks will commence May Is. Chsrge for board.
instruction ssn 10 advance Great care bestowed on the
health and happiness well - studies Of pupils Refer
enc nsy be- made 10 T. McElrsth Esq Of The Newfork
Tribune Circulars with minute Information and extended
references may be obtained of Rev H. Cnase q Market
rrvs Nv ID. II. CHASE.
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NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRoNoMIoAL-

M Ohh rOh ~ i%fshh nanny 49,
w Common Schools and Acknowledgements
Mars series Of sixteen cOOred charts each by 50 ieel
accompanied by elaborate Elementary Tfeause, me
whole designed Illustrate the mechanism Of The Heavens,
by n. MattisOn.
The plan Of this work entirely original Each map IL
lustrae distinct part Of the movements or phenomena
heavenly bodies, until all he leading principles OF
this noble science are made perfectly Ineligible 10 the
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
the maps, and specially adapls the work 10 NE family
circle the private student and schools The parent or
teacher IN the Off may instruct youth Of twelve esf
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
the subject will ind increased Interest and pleasure IN
the study he progresses The maps are beautiful as
work OF art they mounted and put Up IN neat box
for transportation with copy Of the Treatise 81 D
per SET thick paper and al so with cloth backs Pub
lshed and for sale by
mo HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, 2lb Pearl-sI n I.
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VNHk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire Insurance Con-
Il psny Of New-loTk--CapHal e2S,eN Once q
Wsllst-rhe Legislature Of this Stale Al 10 aie SEES
sion passed changing The corporate name Of
he old Muius Insurance Company Of The City Of New
1ork,, 10 krickerbocker Fire Insurance Company Of
New.Nofk All future business 81 llsl Cor poralon Will
therefore Re transacted under ilsnsw lame
may De well 20 add by way Of explanation, thai e old
Mutual Notwithstanding u, title WAS IN fact Sioct
Compsny having espia a. paid sDd securely invested
AM hist he change " ob.sned TO prevent mic
apprehension on Thai point
This Company cOntnQes Insure aans. loss or damage
by IRE favorable terms similar Institutions 10 ihs
ci.y DIRECTORS
George ireland, ychn Gray. Chss- P Leverich,
John OOihoui, Bolts Moore, Benz De Forest
Geo Arcu,ari1s Edward Cook, Wan Tucker,
Roberi Benson, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
John Campbell, Adam Norre, Alex'r LaWrence
George Conkla. Robert Kermit, WA T. Dean
Ioshns Brush, Anlhory ChardoR William Browu.ns
eoheri 1. suasr, l. c. Hsmetsey, Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, PresidsnL
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York. April ~ 1871 as eoeI
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<sss> FOR LIyEKPOOL-Ths splendid stesm
4SGS1N ship sAkAH SANDS. 900 tons. Capt w. C.
Thompson, will sail punctlelly on tho llth OF
May. Having sxceent accom nodadons Tor secord cabin
passengers aod Tie greater portion VI her berhs being
engaged psrsous DESTROYS Of embarking In her will have
nisse Immediate pli alton. Term very moierate-on
board foot OF Clnlon-st or TO JOSEPH McNURRAY.
rys corner Pine and south sts.
L. FOR L1tEKPOOL.-jDEiy regular Packet Of
s8G Toe llh May The new. magn fceni, fast sailing
ard fagorIe pAcAst chip STEPHEN WHITNEY
burden 90 La, Cel poPnam, will ,s positively On the
II b - Nay. JOsEP9 McMuRRAY,
MA corner u Pine and seuta W..
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MRS ANN MISS COOKS

ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDlNG AND DAY
Il SCHOOL for young ladies' 90 TUelih-st ost~ee thh
and siIh-ayenues Summer term commences Wednesday,
Mays Fu. information respecting the school, may be OBJ
tanned from he CrcIlsrs By post, OF on personal appca-
ton he Principals amer IS 81 school hours az III
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~ csaa.sr.zay1 CHEAP AND IN d.
~ -f;t;ssssisffsPtDIOUs TIaye- s., -

And all other Intermediate places persons proceeops
TO any part OF the West Canada, would do well 10 eh
on w 4 J. T. TAPsCOTT, at their General Emlgfsloo
Office e6 South New.Yo'k Tapscotts Travelling cuios
can be had on application, free. sB Sm'
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-U, RATES FOR FREIGHT from Phllsdet
I'M phls TO Pittsburgh. Dry goods W "a ?"
as~rnzs->n loo lbs; domestic bales - etc per l0o
bsrty,re md groceries ~ oi. per 100 lbs qurens~se
, soJ ropper in sheets 90 per leo ms slyils, VIII
Inc b,rvies 81 cs per 100 lbs coffee IS cts per 100 h
'" nva an WIN TYSON. 10 Vests.
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PRIVATE CLASS IN FRENCH

nROF BAs>ET has removed to 364 Broadway, corner
OF Frsnklin-st 1ete he will he pleased 10 receive hls
pupils on the 8lh inst and form class IN French
The 18Th.
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CIA..ICAL ANn CnMMEKCIAL school.

Y Prlf n. N Blown l0f Union C0IleEel openrd DIS
school fnr the distraction II young gentlemen on We'd
nesday The 5h Of May at67 Broadway opposite bondst
For terms te.timonals &C. Circulars, which may be
had Al store Oh Broadway Caters bookstore 81 Canal
Il Office of the Protestant Churchmsn, and shepards
bookstore. lqi Broadway. myb "a"
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ss-Sik~x,.s oeno.ilion Roats FOR ALBANY ana N.
termediale places. Fare 5oeens breasiss
and dinner on board. ... ,,.,,,,.,.
The new snd elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Cant Degroot Tnesdays, r ursdays ana saturday, 81
half past = A. NJ MErAMORA, Capt ;. hn,g,. MOE.
dsys Wednesdays and Ffdsys, al hsli past % n Hom
For passage OF light freight app On board inc boats OF
10 GEORGE D0BsON, NJ he Office,
las Warren-.t. corner OF Nestsl
~ All persons forbid trusting the sSoVs boat, 90
Of he
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9s--, 49, :. .rTRR>ooN LINE, DAILY, 70

e. SFiifSz<3N Ne1surgh and fshsill, landing 81 Vac
Ssn1ss- Cortland :, (Peesskilll West foint Cod
spriug and Cornwall The steamer As rOWELL
CAM sam Johns ~ will leave the pier foot Of Wreusl
FOR The above places every afternoon, Sundays eAeePedJ
commencing April TO- AT O'clock Returning, VII leavs
Nesburgh every morning att O'Clock n b baggage
and freight % every description bank bills or specie pal
on board Of this must De al the risk OF tho own hefe
Of unless book Of the boat or recripie of
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SaEAi ENGINE Tor sale, conner q spruce aud Goli
= stsA ersine and Dol er Of hcyse rover aAo. N
snls q !. horse blower, drilling machine t~0 ls.ai
bs.lc ~, shaflug, AID !sr koo.s ~ 2w'
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DAPER.-CNRUS W. FIELD Co. No. Burling-shp'
L New-York, offer for sale
Writing Paper, 1870 cases. a compeie assortment
Printing Paper, 1000 rears fine and superhue.
Hanging, Paper, 10 tons, white, blue. green &c
Hardware Paper, $50 resins, various sizes.
Wrapping Paper, 1900 reAms. various sizes.
DO do 9O0 straw. for shipping.
COlored Paper 1900 all sizes glazed and IN
Envelope Paper, 100 Ieams lsX24 22t32. 2iX36.
shealhiug Paper, 40 tons, for houses and ships.
Together with AL Other descriptions paper. 2w
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6- NDTICE.-srATEN ISLAND FERRY.
5lserruiN-Jn and aner sunday April ~. he sesm.
<anksoAs<1S hoats sYLPH aud STATEN ISLANDER
will run AZ follows until farther notice
Leave Staten Island at ., 2, 3 10, II A. M'-b+Sto'
Leave New-Yors At T. 3 10, II, A. Nj aud T. 10 Isn
mast g. and At4, 5 D. 7 r 80
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Albany snd Troy direct from the foot Of Coruand-si
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive In time 10 Ai
the morning train oi from Troy west 10 Buhao sad
north TO Saratoga and Lake Chsmplan-
The low.pres.ure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. H. May
will leave on Thursday Evening a. O'Clock. Tuests
Thursday and Saturday. .
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain WIN W. TuPper, MOI.
dsys Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock =, ~
he. NJ sf
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ms 3neod directly opposite Chatham Theatre
Ii PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of E.g
SxS and Ireland, Scotland and Waes.-Persons WI.
10 send for Ihelr friends IN any part Of the q
County, viii fnd the sg5scrbers for 1871
complete, and calculated In every way 10 insure
satisfaction 10 all who may make arrangements with
bring heir friends across The Atlantic. The subscribers
are agents for
The AcV Lue Of Liverpool Pacsets W.:
QUEEN u TIE WEST. 1890 ROsCIUS.............lzlH
LIVERPOOL..........i1O sIDDON5.... .........ltr0
HOTTINGUER SHERIDAN.
ROCHESTER,. 0ARRlCK -. ........ l1G
The above magnificent packets are all New-YorG built
ships Of The very rsG class built expressly for The LIVER
pool passenger trade and htied with special regard for
The comfort and convenience Of passengers they
mAnded by Of experience and surpassed for
speed by sny ship afOaL Their sailing days from Liver
pool the 6th and lln, Of every month, which deys
hey leave p1ncuay In addition the above The SUB
s. -bers also zgenis Tor the
81 trGrKe and ~ JaiOa Lux Of Itreryo0l Iackets.
Composed par. Of the following fagorits and n
known ships, M; The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE, EH.
PIaE, ST PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOCK, MARMION,
SEA, ke- which together with the line make sig
ships per month every FIVE days from Liverpool,
taIs preventing the possibility Of delay tia. port Pss-
sage from any part Of Ireland 20 Liverpool be secured
a. e lowest rates. Every information given by applying
10 W.. L J. I. TAPSCOTT, % So1thsL
Second door below Bo. Ing slip
DreIs supplied for any amount from upward payable
10 every town snd city throughout the United kingdom
dlD eodl
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FOR ALBANY AND TRoS-Ln

sAS&-Nr~ AZ c sidweiP. West Point, Newearsh
sHsmp,on Pou % keepsie, hyde PARK Rhine
heck n Red Hook bristol. Cstskl. Hudson, Co,sshs
ana Kinserhook fare reduced Breakfast and Dinner
on board Inc boat The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt H. 10
kellogg vi leave The steamboat pier foot Of BsciAysi
Taesday Thursday Saturday. al 81 oelocs ksnfnns
.ifa Fux.
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I,OIIFGIATF Am MFRCANTILF SCHOOL

NThe undersigned las removed 10 l6 West Thirteenth
e. where viii continue conduct the education Of a
select number 81 young gentlemen The summer Term
commence. the 5th inst AARON RAND.
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INst-The Summer quarter viii commerce on Monday,
MAYS destruction l. given In this institution, In The Mae
aud Female Deps In the classics, French and Ger
man Languages and all the ornamental branches Schol-
ars any time, snd charged tuition during al
tendance Terms SC asceraned by calling A the lnstl'
tue rooms. lmyl lorl g. BROWNE, PnnelpaL
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- rect-The ie.t and elegant steamer RIP
s-NAN WINkLE. Capt Geo r. kier,~i
Leave the foot OF Robinson Monday, Wedns sday snt
Fridsy evenings nj O'Clock 7. NJ. The Rip Van Wnhe
fted up In superior sly u AMI has no connection my
other boat the river THIS boat VIII arrive ~ Aoshym
ami. time for The Eastern and Western Al persoss
are forbid trusting any account 81 his boat whoei
q written order from the Captain or gents for Hesh
or passage apply board at the office on he doci o.
gro T. STANLEY a-u