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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

THE WING MEMBER FROM RocKLASD.-A friend
has furnished us with the following incidents in
lation to Hon NJ. SnedeR the Wing Member Of
Assembly from Rocklsnd
LAwREScE |. SSEDES, Member from Rockland
County, is plain. unsOphisticated waterman. own
ing and managing the Ferry from TaPPan to Dobbs
Ferry, across Tappan Bay. He also owns the
house where Andre was confined which is stand
Ing NJ the present time. Mr.. :. can point 70 the
particular room ia which Andre fastened, be-
fore his execution and 10 the particular spot where
he YVES executed, marked by a cedar tree that has
since been planted there. He can also show the
place OF bus utermen,, which IS near the tree, on
an elevation OF ground called the Andre Hill Mr.
s speaks Of the disinterment Of Andre about so
By Mr.. Buchanan, tho English Consul then resid
ins in the City Of New-York. to which be was
knowing He also states, In conversation, that the
house spoken Of As thst in which Andre was con
fined was kept public house before the war
and is nov owned aud KEEP, by him a. public
house
Mr. 5. at the time Of bis nomination and election,
had no ku0s ledge OF IL being IN Nova Scots, sew
eral hundred miles from home and or bis return
was presented With a certificate declaring Rock
land County. for once since the Revolution 70 have
given Wing the largest number OF votes for As-
seuby AID Eve doof'
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TaRiLLisG ivclDEsI.-The Cincinnati Atlas re-
ates the following A. havr. occurred AZ ne Earning Ct
she A. ~ johnson NJ. s. :. saunders, unable ron TIE
Number passengers board 20 procure BERTH vas
slesl ing ucon sAoe b. SOCA Hal, directly over ne
boilers Al he q his 1-St consSiolsness he
found himself lying the lower deck. scAcei snd
srnsed with piece OF Lmtar Jirg across his es W1ea
confined Tin 20 TIE spot The IRE was raging N ne
fragments Of she boat he SIDE toward the shore ne
horses already msotenel with The se4l-ns steam. were
now rearing and purs ins ia increased aSony the
flames came upon them ard mos horrible Of al HnoHg
them covered The vzsf with fragments q the wreck.
"a, tEo men stretching cut Aeir hands and ealing 10
hopeless agony Tor ne-p
III SasnSsrs saw no relief for himself eihers ard
rresvorcd 10 coeoss us thoughts os death The Games
had almost reached him. when soe Of the eoI-ss In taer
stra.gles moved the timber III. he'd him. and he was
f,es He rae 70 the sles Of the boat he current
was swift and the ice floating fast de KEW max n
iared = he WAS ne would Tot b ace 10 escape y SWIM
ming Turn.ng back again, be fortEnsiey i9inc wet
blanket threw il around hin. rushed tnro1sh me names
on the other side Of the bos and got sa.c zseo'e MI
: Is yet we believe. a Naysve He 10 oA-J se- 49,,
ana bruised bat II IS thought 10 d4Srero-sS ~ -
OF life on this boat has been, We regret 70
~ under estimated. IL now appears tl-l -. - -
cishty lives be5g -. IL al, cns hlsafea A. -
per ons wlr' dlstroy e. lois Is ITALY ierfot, - ~
hope efforts vii b spzrei 70 rsce OK rs e-s
Of Calamity % horrible.
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water Cure, Railroads., &c. in Central New
York.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
HOMER, New York, January 10. lsis
Some Of your readers may like to know that At
the bead Of Skaneateles Lake, ten miles north OF
Homer. and sixteen miles south OF Skaneateles
Village a Water Cure establishment is opened.
which bids fair 10 be successful IL is under the
charge of Dr. s. o. Gleason and wife, both of whom
are natives of the Green Mountain State. The
Doctor is graduate of Castleton Medical College.
Ii and wife have been at Brattleboro, aud made
themselves familiar with the water treatment I'M
der Wesselhoelt and for the last two seasons have
treated successfully above an hundred patients at
Cubs. Allegany County, among whom was James
c Jackson the editor Of the albany Patriot. Mr..
Jacksons health was so completely wrecked last
May as to be given over by the Physicians of all
schools bat the Hydropathic. Under water treat
inent he has so far recovered as to become Dr. Il S
partner.
Tho location is thought to be very tine. The
springs are very beautiful four in number aud soft
As rainwster-they rise on the mountain side.
west bank Of the Lake, about six hundred feet
above its leveLi The Lake is also IT pure, soft
I'D cold water They have very fine accommoda-
tons and are looking for ample success. The cltl'
zcns Of Homer Cortland and Skanes,eles, are
very much interested in the prosperity OF the eStab
hshment and wish the propretors all honor in
their new vocation.
By the way among other things talked ef is
Railroad from the City Of Syracuse to Bnghsmton
-, heinz thought that the New York aud Erie
Railroad viii terminate at the latter place. The
v.ore Of Homer aud Cortland think that Rail
road from Syracuse 20 Binghamton viii secure
4 lsrse portion Of the Western travel 'of NewNorA
ria thst route aud ii the road were finished" why
should 1t not Now an additional projectis IN pro
COS. oi Matching. Ii Is to make Railway nom
B,nchamton 70 Homer thence up the valley to
Skanesteles Lake, along It's banks to the village,
add 80 q the Auburn aud HOchester Road ~
.rnF JUNCTION. eighteen miles west OF Syracuse
This II 10 thought would be quite "a profitable
b.csusc II would turn oi the Western freight far
tbcr west than Syracuse. and 90 render the conpe
,t,,n with the Utica aud Schenectady and the river
route less fearful A Plank Rosd IS also project
ed from Skanesteles village to Jordan. aud
,a.,c. IA Osxego. Your readers will doubtless
= .bs accounts Of the meeting which has been
b,ls A. Jordan and addressed by Mr.. Richardson
u Os~egO
Land Reform is making steady prostess through
lis region The rejecting portion on ali parties
,ladly give "A hearing On Wednesday Of this
week A meeting is % come of az Auburn Among
other things 20 be discussed s the rent OF tne poor
20 piece Of land Gerrit Smith, John Thomas
aud samuel r. Ward are - be present IL wal DC
. great gathering within the lSst - hours theFS
las fallen about ten inches OF snow. May the Gay
speedily come when 70 honest man 10 this state
shall be without Homestead secured from deos
b, an Exemption Law. sm yours.
GRAY EAGLE
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DRAwBAcK OS CAsADIAS Memorial
20 Con ress are circulation 10 Rochester, Oswego
AMI oher Eastern towns representing mat avery lor
tani trade growing up the Northern Lakes between
the British Provinces and the United states that IN
greater part OF Canada West - fertile and highly pro
cuc;Ive g0n that the peninsula formed BY Lakes On
taro Erie and HuroS especially Is not excred 10 soil Oh
cma by any part Of the Northern Northwestern por
ton Of The United states ard that the export OF heat dnc
Flour By the River ST. Lawrence-sm0st exclusively the
production the West Provnceon the 18TH day OF Nov
lsg7 amounted 70 6266s4 barrels OF Flour, aud 1851
Bushels Wheat both equivalent 10 one million and sixiJ
thousand bbs Of Flour. and exhibiting pecuniary value
exceeding six millions Of dollars.
IL yis- OF these facts the ncmorissis ask that me
principles Il lhs aw regulating craw BACK and warsbOus
ag shouc by extended 20 trafs with Canada tns
yors the Northern frontier admitting 10 entry under
bead M manufactured into -four In the United states
uqou the expectation Of the -four the bonds may %
cis-r.ei Under such regulations A. Congress may pro
vide Trey believe tie manufacturer o. Tour IN the sss
country may arey psrtc pate 10 the Manufacture Of Ca
uadsn hes should Congress release the duies incident
20 20 p0rfrfiln They conceive u Will De mere extsn
~ field q operation - American commerce and
Manufactures without sgcu tufal no ust
u increased com pettOnthst IN fact u VIII act ia any
arnef e-ct our Agriculture Industry except ben
fcsy The whesf surplus Of Canada ~i seek foreign
whether the c your -ists = granted
% not The question ]. the very smpe one whether Sou
sr-fs viii permit the -four manuecrrefs 1nd ne owners
OF oscag. upon the Northern LAKES and as 70 psrc
us.s b. the nau1tcure Canals whea' snd IN the com
n-Icis prohs lncdeu, The import sns export Of the
sane. loIrsio 'oulnrie4n4 AaFsi"''i'
The Cfageroai is opposed 70 the vews Of the memorial
isl. s editor thinks hat Tire change asked for would
c,ers.s q the injury Of the wheatgrc.ers Of Ohio H.
dana. Michigan, Illinois All Wisconsin.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR COLORED CHILDREf.-
One forenoon early December last we visited the Phi
mary School No s. to witness periodical examination
and found between $50 and zoo coored children Of both
sexes. large obons Of tho house No lol Duane
st near Hudsor repeating their lessons before AT Sam
usl W Seton Agent Cor the Public School Society ans
Nessr. jose ph CARTS Or Chas Person, W heilrg4
Nsah TAYLOR aud other friends q eoucauon tor all ouJ
ten or twelve Of the relatives Of The ssnoifs were fteen
The bofs we're ranged the rsht Of their rrncpsi ~
strlcircss and the girls her ett The usual sttena
snce l. no to 100 children and their teacher keteeea
Peterson, who vas educated BY the Manunssen soeie
and hes teacher for thirteen years he's nae charge
OF hs school since 1886, having opened II WIFE ou' u'
Her task is more difficult than that Of the Instructors O
white children, much Of The knowledge required
ins'ilied INFO their minds by their patents whllr lo
many Of the fathers ana mothers Of the blacks have Oee
denied the tight 70 study their {, on pan 81 me sc
imprisonment those who would TO teach them
This sshooroom not 50 well ventilated A. that y
$50 GreeuWich-st being hired room Win e"ei ioo''
and s Thermometer stood a. "a which rather arm
Neither were the children quite clean and tidy a. those
IA he other school Fosdy 70 answer, IN all cases
bat the advance they bad made should ee cheering and
conso stofy to friends OF prsere" a., 49,.
Essevortb and in other books they sung " ell arc Win
S-srlness and appeared he healthy ard TOOK thei
dinners ~ haps-t twelve saying geee after meal WIN
aits black end there mulsttoe Of
every shade some Of them have blue eyes sna sot
and far that one boz xsi. In .|p.r
,Isy hSvs plss.tug intelligent countensness No eo-s
put into the hands % classes 20 noi un'i'"ef ~
There is no elsss in arithmetic bat niany aaesto'
asked which exercise the Judgment uns HIe 81 -
81 D enc In csss sh able % answer ih. tar ma ~
lfoih-rs said y When smother SIS vas $50
whA. eaima lie members were unable 20 snts
bot 70 msny questions the replies were correctly sN'n
without auy hesitation -,
Above he school Superior private seninaTr upne'a
hy the coosed people. snd tsrsht BY thsfet h-esyn
ma CT color who educated hy TIE fgbic Schco -
ciety He hiss about fry prpils
Oneihfd Of the scholars Of tire rrsvicss year had been
promoted 70 the p0bhe schcol.
hev are taught write and 20 draw hgutes Of familiar
,biset. on states Amons the states examined Ess
~ of Jane Am Mnndy, years Old who writes tsnc
.orre large and anal text hands Am Maria Derry, Ly
dia Arm Brown, Anu NJ Gardener, Emm. Purueli, and =
Shr,sks we're among the best writer so far could
indse from the states
SHIP. BUILDING on THE kEssEBrc-The Bath
D;stric, Maine. embraces the Kennebec from its
mouth to Augus,s. The Collector gives the num-
Der Of vessels built in il last year ss follows ga
ships. 10 bsrks IL briggs Il schooners ana e'sts-
In all, Il 81 tous A heavy business. Inc ton
,.ss Of tina District last month WA 81, no tons.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN BROADWAY entlenen Esd
10 Gentlemen and lsdies wishing board can bs scconmo
dated With gsnteely furnshed and board in houss
Broadway THIS undsubtedy one u the bese loee
tons IN the cts hens convenient IA steamboat ard rail-
road depot and the vicinity of the principal hots an1
down TOW business Persons wishing 70 leave thsit no
tel Tor quiet snd respectable house viii hnt their inter
est IN calling the above number In Broadway before
loo atins elsewhere. B-0entlemeu wishing n,eals on
ly can 10 accommodated Us ln
BOARD WANTED-in the vicinity Of Abinsdoa
ID square, by young gentleman engaged Ia bosiness
down town private family where there are but fsw
Children would be preferred Please address, Tribune
Office ~ 81
UOARDING.-Two three single ssnileulsr mar
ID OBTAIN furnished rooms with board 81 ~ oresnwieh-
g. Also avery pleasant paror, suitable Tor gentleman
Ano his wife The house 10 supplied with Croton wasr
throughout sud with excellent bath nom. dsRf
A GENTLEMAN aud lady can Be accommodated
"A with board snd pleasant front room aud bedroom,
communicating II desired In family where there are
few bosfders, by Supplying At katsefspsee Ahe tso
gentlemen can be psassntly Accommodated NJ sppyrs
above lioSt>
A FEW BOARDERs can be accommodated With
"A pleasant rooms In respectable neishtorhood and
pleasant ocstion at a. Twehs between the Smith and
sey.nth avenues Jij lw'
DRIVATE BOARD.-A suite Of three roons, cell
L furnished. With board In private family including
ire aud ight II requested. Apply at 30 meDousdst
a I'm
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TeIegrnphlc Punctuation.

T0 tif Ldi'0r y " JHl0Rs
ks it has been suggested by many intelligent
persons that would contribute tho psriectness OF the
system Of eegraphs the usual signs VI punctuation
nthe Telegraph Dispatch, l recommend the following TO
the various telegraphic lines for their adoption:
For a comma. use the letter l..
For a semlcolon. the letter V.
For colon, the letter G.
For period the letter p.
For an Aspiration or exclamation, the letter y.
For an interrogation the litter Il.
For quotation the letter q before and after words
sentence 1uoied.
For pareniresis the letter before and lfer words or
sentences p1renihssissd.
Foriacsng the letter before ani altar words or seq
fences udliclSsd
To Indicate the end Of paragraph, use after the last
word Of a paragraph SAMUEL 7. b. MORSE.
Washington, Jan. II, i.is
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NHUE FINDINtsS-J-N N q. Hull W FesFI
ts New York, importers Of lastngs. gaoOns, ribbons
~ebs, cards iaees. &c hsmuers, pincers, avis tseks
rasPs. dealers IN French aud American calf skins
morocco, white ana pink Innings, Goat and lamb
bindings shoe tool, OF the approved patterns uss
peas brises, Aci manufacturers Of lasts. Hollis heel
ball stee nails vsrnsh knite straps and clarified
superior article for shoe snd hsfuess makers SCENTS TO
the sac OF Reads patent setening cfimppS fons and
toms also for HATS French polish the best att.
Gle set discovered putting ine elastic hnish the
uppers Of all kinda % boots sud shoes IL will not crsck
Ike vanish Boot anc shoe manufacturers and dealers
will hni t 60 their interest 10 call a. 3os Peartst
JARED HOLT,
M &C. MERIT H. HOLT
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FLoArISG DEBr.-TheTe are now nearly fifteen
uions CT rrc1sary notes ssuci sns shey NIL pay the
Customs dutes for Ire months. Ia The Lani
Oces, the bounty land warrants ~hch worth 10
the money market $780, received for 500 OF
tux ltte ctsh te expected BY Government Nr the
public ialts Where tho Government 10 rnt mo-
ueg. rgt cr ,he vigorous prosecution OF ne Ar. bat os
rs o~n ordinary exFersss' louisville Jour. I tn
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The COLONIAL OFsIcE.-The business OF this
department. Of The Enssh Govern ep Increases amazing
L. No stephens keeps hi place as one Of tbs Under
Secretaries the Colonies, and perceive that Mr. l.
Frscerk EOi has appointed Assistant Undsr Sec
re-- cor Jointly with Mr Meriysle Mr.. Eliot was Sec
rstsry % the Commission which to Canada to IN
ys.tate Is condition tie eve VI tie outbreak In 1887
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~ We are really glad that the horrible story
Abca, the murdered girl said 70 have been found
under bridge, near Albany, proves " be al
hoax.
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gY ORDER OF David M. Chaplin, Esquire. Supreme
ID Court Commissioner Notice s hereby given thai "a
sttachu enl has been Issued sxsns he esiaio Of Wia
Blake late Of Norfolk 81 Law County, ~ nonfesi'
deaf debtor -Dd thai the Will DO sold Tor The payment
of his debt. unless 40 appears within nine months from ths
first kereo and discharges such stscam se
cordng ard hat The payment VI any debis due W
hun from residents II this State and tho delivery " him "
Tor OF sny property belongings him and The uens'
r Of such properly are forbidden by Law and void
March OH isif JAMES L BROWN Attorneys
ms taygm for Auaching Creditor.
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WANTS.


WANTED sy sresPeetAsle Joass ~enan .itassien
w IS sood ecot. and an sIeslsst washer ard resss
The bs cry resssnes ssen Aso By .resssetses ySsss
~ors Will be wisx to 60 IN the eountry dreastsA.-
Please apply g, 81 sroomes- ~ a.
.aTaNrEp-Ry. respectable yoass woman. aztec
non a. hr', re. soos' sac esssty
S.ssr Apply y Roosev'itst in the rear Receive
calls ior .tsys ~ ~
WANTED a sita alton ey Respectable ycu scmss
w 10 90 coSsirs washing and roains In su'sl family
Or ~osd have % election 70 chsmberwofh Good sty
rsse'snecs svsn 4 required. Apfsy Il 10 Motifs sts
SPECIAL CAPIrHI.-A Comm ssion. house Ne
SesssA.hed wishes shoot - go stdsonsl - special
eA7. The heess q the o., rssPset.ery and 80
any p,y q me safety and proSi o inyessrent Al
sfsss eoaaasrty A. d. c %. In, PO,t onee Us 10
WA>rED-ln small family .sIl q "a OF 70. rssi
None bsi Protestant w,sh sood reference g. Bssch
l'EAC HI>G.--A gentleman wko lived os .osis yssn
"a PARIS, having some leisure houp n his disposal 10
~irs % Ateni private families and instrue, 10 the IN
dish Frsssh; Greek ssd Lsts l.aso.xes 10 o.er,otry
MerL Philosophy. address J. oRPiN III Sc.
Nl'ANTED-A partner ~ the meseAAett.i saA
w clothing eu.sess. with from $500 % sleso The
&c secured BY eepd ana Eofssase. At ssvsn
iiSI~-
g. 000 THE GkNTLkMAN whs, At iSs rsl,
S3,UUO.,er''r n \ on De lsth pes l.., .,ipeistst
~riiten, ara EAs deed from The Psisnie- q valuable
vatert risht viii please address note - Mr. n care o.
" Dresser tsS. ~ >ssaa-st N \. appointing an early
Interview Aay place Ia the city, ara Ns. IL psfeate<
Will personally him ard make better tens OF pvf-
chase OF said right. II sooa aftsneed TO 10 lw.
>s .NTkB-s fs~ ,srvs .osns ~ A. rostt ~
,4A astaas sas Seoss thsir sspsns-s ill -
Insured g. ~rital with portusy Of sl~sirs
lrJ oer yess Some IN employ VII 90
tor maze sleo per year, sleas 81 al espsssss-
ssch ~iu have he sissrcG n viii Be accessory tos
hep - have least from 80, 70 80 "a obtain eecS a.
ira oal Appy a. FaENCHs Publishing Halt ~
trosd~s,. aP ofss OF the FLAG OF csr rsios Az
s,,srs -. " r,stpst- Su
A GENT~ WANTED TO whom Esersl salary viii
tAbe nsstsd u they ss Of the rient stIpe ana haze
ent-el scvs boys Who leave nom o 70 y os vhas
they tsse. can make 81 to 81 81 per day. ~ Inn.
TO LAWYERs.-A young attorney, having been In
I practice nearly two years, 10 DESTROYS OF entering
lawyers okee. where he will es wilins 70 tAs
ereace given 10 capacity, kc. Addrew w. box .sl2
Post ONCE III q. q
sGndry papers OF value 20 the owner, ale,
mail sum 81 ,on-y which the finder may retain sud
the owner would ieel obliged by having the boob sod pa
pers returned through tho Pos, Ocs under Ia
any other way addressed 10 }. A. ID Rl2 Waters IH
L'OU>p.-Picked up IN coming out Of the opsrs Hoass
FRIDAY plight, ci<sr case, which the owner can
have cigars aud all by calling Al the desk on the Tiouae
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FsrssrSs. jar. %. I,

DESTLENFS TIE coii hts moTnlus IN cur village,
crc ssferC than 40 ever Known 5eicre. ne
ihernc me.srs ranged. ~ their tihtreat ccsuoDs, nom
y O. ~ testc> below On removing pure mercury
IN little hoos IN ise village 70 1ase. 81 that
if could Be Jurrct over he vessel art cut Ike eat
This experiment Vas Performed By Mr. Bradbury, n re
presence cf witnesses
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

rEG NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
DERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
A. Far Tsibane Buildings. corner or spruce
end >SssaH streets, opposite the City HALT
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sf, when they prefer, they paw advance Al ne
Deck TO- ia nonths year Il L5s oinsls
Copies Two CESrs. MSl subscribers Five Doiisfs
SCI saram, 10 sdvenee and tbs paper IN case eos
10 % beyond the tae for which Il i paid ssbs5fS
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le4sirsd in all exchanges with Country Ne~spapfss
..y paper. r-csived this Office whose terms arg
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WHOLE NO. 3ffo.

FS,ScoSiA OUTDoSE DIR Bsrrows OF Frye
burg sends 70 the P,rgand Advertiser the follow
iag account Of the weather II that town.
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NOTICE.-ln pursuance ot an order Of Andrew y.
NHodgos Esq Surrogate Of the County u Kings, notice
Is hereby given all persons having claims against liz
LIAM SWAIN, tporrsit psinter) late OF the City Of
Brooklyn said county, declared to present the Sane
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at he place
business 80 southsL New York CITY on or before the let
day Of June. 1913. BENJAMIN FLANDEh1,
uJO AdminOfntof
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NOTICES

- Mercantile Library A-soctatiou.-PufsaAlt
O. Article - chapter OF the Constitution. the Ann
Election cf this Association will he bed Clinton Hal
Tuesday. 18th January The Polls will remain open
fron clock A N. until 2. NJ. BY order,
? Gl9 h. BANCROFT. Recording Sesy.
M CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RESTORED,
the terms which
BgALS's EAIR sEsfosArIvs
~ Has been applied for many years. For .hcs-
who wish apply 70 themselves u Is for sale. cc- les
Nassau-st Ladies Depository 80 Broadway. \. B-Per
sousl reference given is lw-
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aUsICAL INsTMgcTI9N!;..Rs.::

MUsICAL IN9THCCTION.-FLt
oofoTts Staging ard Vioiis.-CHAkLk9
l8yDWARD CASTLE bsgs 10 invite thess
|UJ2 yrsqcihns an expert ,ssshsr 70 s.li a re
10 some ofths hshest families he wall prove that HE spt
es .nd leasing system of teaching music cannot b az
passed fhs certainty Of stssdy improvsmset (by hie
sssa1y with raoss under his taitios) may b relied
upon.
CASTLE 10 privileged 10 refer 10 tho most lissin.
sushed professors among whom H. C. Timfn, George
Lodsr and others
Al hone before TO- between and s. end bstwssae eaA
7, except Tuesdays and Fridsys Vlm'
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legal NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-ln Equity .-Georse bTsdshsw
ISrs. James Holford aud othon-Judzment creditors
bill-JAMEs HOLfORD, ono Of the defendants In THE
cause whose place VI residence In the City OF London,
Enxland ia required TO appear In this cause BY the
eleventh day June next tho bill filed therein will be
taken Us confessed by hm.-Dated New fors, Dee. TO-
l84T GEO. BRADSHAW.
Solicitor for plh In proper Pef.on.
d22 fswsv 81 John-st