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HOUSES TO LET.
1,s. TO LET-Tb. i.rrs doubl, t~o..,ory an

A.. TO KENT sDd ImnsGisis possession sye0-ths
~. Mansion House ssrccn cHrfisss hOUss. kc on the
- farm ste Of Dickson The premises ue sita.te
thin ten minutes wan Of the steamboat ls0dins New
burgh - l0iuuS The residence % Th0uss Powell The
.on c0mme view Of the river. and
.l n requisites OF country seat Apply u John W
Brown. Esc or Tho subscriber, JAS. DICKSON.
N-ybuf.n April lq 1888 AL 81.
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n Some ten OF q dozen frame dwellings sta.
sss &C. ia P'''sarss Of no great value were burned on
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POWER TO LET!
-CoMMuNIoN OF SAINTS !.

AT HEDENsERG'S WORKS Ns~srs,N
"A And ~ Hsd-s5-rE's Miils. RAILWAY ~ J. 81
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

a.: MILLS FOR SALE, 70 lease or 70 let and I'm
III mediate possession sivsn.The new factory build
ings and water privileges, situstet on hurderers
Greer, Orange Co. State Of New York, being mile
from NewWiudsor and Cornwall Landing osr miles from
Newburs and quarter Of mile from soop navigation,
well known the Snuff Mills.
The property consists of 90 OF land estofy
bres building 100 feet by 40 large dwelling hoS.e bo'h
pat up last under the supennsndsnce and dfec
tion Of Mr. e Leonard Of OOo and eight good
buildings for work hands for other purposes and fruit
trees Of al Kinds on the premises.
The whole will bs sold bargain, or will be leased on
favorable terms great Improvements going la the
neighborhood. and the Hudson River sud Ne~Yots
Erie Railroads are 10 the vicinity, and when finished will
furnish easy from the mills 10 the city Of
New York.
The premises be any time, ard a. It is 5ot
expected any will purchase without examining the
property. farther desert pton s deemed unnecessary
For terms and other particulars spplyst
Id MII.IEH A. co Wnfer-sI n Y
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WANTING PLACE--A variety u select Family
w Servants wanting pisces At MAsONS Int III
gence Offices l5s Bovery and "a Broadway fesrly
.ubscri DroB 50 otherwise, Is cts BAH persOus
th-.a nlc.a .zarr.nt.d hnne.t Aln let.
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NOTICES.
rR. Coan.ry Advertl.ing Considered

Chnpters,-CHAf. The Philosophy of Advertising -
rBere Is out one way of obssining husiaess publicity
90, way VI obtaining vsrtisements the news
paper is the hy-wheei by which the motive power Of
commercial enterprise IA sustained and money the steam
by which the advertising is iePt going
BLACK woods Magazine.
Car. 2-Adyantages Of Advertispg-'A Ia Pitts
bafsh recently offered toward for vsusble note which
he had lost The advertisements hsd barely got into ell
oulauOn. whca be found the note IA his hat"
CHAP The place to sdvertise 10 at GEoRGs PsArr's
Advertising agency Ia the Brick Church Chapel ISL Mas
saast Advertisements inserted in all the principal pa
psts OF tho United States AL Sc
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kIANrEU-lUU Ag-nis 10 sell the Pictorial History Of
w tn Unisd states BY John Frost LID The Co;tazs
Bible Fleetwood Life q Christ. and several Other stand
works 10 th- different Counties u this Slate As0 ihe
Hal. Of the N0nteEg.s the Battles 81 Mexico, sad
rral other works all parts Of tie United STATES Also
o. procure subscribers 90 several popular Magazines To
ne Of energy this ssrAre chance o make money some
men are rakus from 10 d0lsrs dsy with these voks
apply lao vi NV II Q. BL kDIl X Do. N...su. -
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tes To LET-The basement 81 Broadway, su excel
g. lent location for boot TRUNK uiskeF.
ml8u WM +. JENNINGS CO.
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thIs day drcafcd DIVIDE nd OF IOuf nall per
the Capital Stock Of this Company, for the ak
months ending la February lss, psyabls the och
holders on and after Monday the Let May The Trans
fer Book vii be closed from the <jh inst that date
all tml By order, c. l. EVERITT, Secretary.
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a-HR-NFOR ALBANY, dslIJl oundsys eHNrP1ou
Through direet-At o O'Clock, r. NJ from
tho per between Cortland snd Liberty 'y,; Sion D.,
Steam boat ISAAC NEWTON Capt Mliiism II. rees'
will Leave on Monday, "Wednesday and fnasJ evening"
Of 8 O'Clock :, n, - .p -.
ON Tu..S.y Thur.day and Saturday evenings coes
Az O'clock p N. landing e. intermediate places
from the foot OF Barclay q .u,.
st.spbost NORTH AMERICA, Capt -, will leave
90 NJ Oaday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons
a. 5 o'clock - oA.h ill
leave on Tuesday THURSDAY and ssIsfdsy Ai'efa"'o'
O'Clock .,A- a.
This shove boats will at all times srriys 10 Albany 10
annie n ne for the morning cars for tho Ent OF " est
Ere sht taken moderate rates, ADD nope tssea sst
O'Clock r N. All persons forbid tius'lns any y, w
boats Of shs nue without written order from the Cap
tains OF Agents. =. - =.
For psssase freight apply on board the boats OF I"
P. G. SCHULTZ, ss The once Oh The wharf. ~
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PASSENGERS SAILED

=. k5Y C,sfarioa fsr Littrf ost-kry Mr ssnoep Mn
S.oor. ape ..ef Ssndsrs OF New Jersey Mrs Gi..gie
Nr Henry Stubs sud Mr Thomas Maxwell u he= lors
Mr. VIZ { Hume Of Canada
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"a FOX sALE.-Thst delightfully."- .itusted piscs
miles south Of the viliss1 OF PoufhAsepsis. be
tween tho country seats Of Prof Morse aud G. Crook
Esq extending from the posroad 10 the Hudson coBts
ina about 100 acres without bulldogs The railroad
passes through II tho Of tho river The pay
may be made perfectly convenient to the purchaser
Apply in the village, to JNO. b. MONTGOMERY
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PoLIcx.-A woman named Jane Langam was
RR0OKLYN AFFAIRS.

RoBBgRY.-Andrew Morrison, Custom House
officer no boards the Franklin House ia this city had
hi. room entered Thursday night while he a'eep
and his gold watch, valued ST 80 stolen.
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Ra.INC M PUHI.IC WHAKyt. ana Pler

L. The public wharves piers will be leased 81 pub
c auction Thursday, 9th lost. Il o'clock noon,
tn. City Hail. for period Of year from the let day
Nav Isi8 Maps and specifications Of the several dis
fres 70 be leased m.y be az the Controllers Office
until the hour Of sale JOHN EVEN. Controller.
=. M.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SHERIFF. SALE.-By virias = writ of hefa "a
So ~ ne ERECTED sui delivered viii eAPos7 10 sac
IN ..--H ..f.stf ff q ~. o. Al ne
t. Clt. Hall I'D re CITY 81 New YORK ~ D. co. ~
Al de ri.ht. title snd Interest OF Hhltm hsikney
tr.i he b,drp he lith dsy Of March. i8tf .. any
time thereafter o. H. snd 10 81 nat CERTAIN ie Peee V
marcel OF .ounG situate yinE and beps IN TIE
W.rd of tra Cry Of Ns1fors sDo ocseiutH IS
follows VI beginning a. Point De 20. tu. 49,,
Is corner of The Third-ay-nus and Isents ni't 'eet
thence ruunins hessery along the souterJ
Tusutyfr.t street sevrntyhgs feet themes - uh
y 90 Inc parallel With the said Thirdsgrnue 0ity
the1c- n0rfh-~esfefly on Toe psfsile 10 ~ =,
tyfr..reet .egeny-ve feetto the south essiefy INC ~
,h- Thiri-uvenu- uoriheAsteriJ atrE tnr 81
frfy-sN feet the p.ce Of begin uE-tok-tarf WIN ~
tha hafdngs sud Improvements thereon and ne apP
rsocss thereuuto OF 10 ans wise $40
80 a. ths right title interest which The SAID " i'n,
A.nshey had 90 day shove mentioned o. ~, ara
lease oesfink dAf- the tenn cay
OF F-huAry. l84. made and executed ~ ftmoe bnsss.
Daniel ID. Briggs sud Abraham ". L-kg-tt ENccuois OF
Philip srgs Of the frst part ~ The ssd Nsm
Htugh-y second part. s-thsr Win - The cove
r.ns xh PRIVILEGES Sod b-nehls n the SAID $40 60 ure
Of -.se contained. sad lese being recorded "a ne once
~ REGISTER To- the City sad CoG1iy Of NeS-lors. "a
Itb.r of Conveysnce.. No 40. PAGE 5tS-Datrd New
York Apnl I. l643. NM. JONES late shera A. lsSo~
by ORDER OF the Honorable Chsri~s Day, ou-
ID the Judges Of the Court Of Common f~ss for the
CIV and County Of Ns~.YOfk, notice 10 hereby sVsn
n,.usnt D the provisions Of the statute authorizing a.
f.rhuens assinst Ascending concealed snd n0nesfent
-hors hat A. attachment ha- hrcn Issued akaus me
-.t.te ABRAHAM 3 MILLER. re- dent of the >ta'e
s-bfs unless he Appesr ard discharge sucn atrch-
-rt according 20 law within nine months from me hf't
ruhe.tfou OF this notice. snc that The payment or shy
rab. due % him ~ residents Of this state snd ~ deF
- n, him or Tor hs u.- Of 4ny property within this sta-
bsionspE TO him ard transfer Of any such property ~
him se forbidden BY sw ard srs VOC TDS,e6 me 'th
d. ~ April 1913 GlLBERr SHERWOOD, .
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors "ai-''' ~ l.
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81 oon THE ADvRRTI.ER wish

TIE aD rsd T.. sa Ss e s
boy uut sc-y goods store. where there d0nx soOd
business The rent The main Object will - very -
also other eEpsnsrs Address SIS sun Oace Thisiss
good opportunity AZ Il.
MRS. ROBINSON, Clear stzrcher % Mercersr
t'hoet-e-D eprug sAd Prince ss-baces tariAton mus
uo. emorod-red ~inco~ curtains graz. biesched, and
,naae to iO1k eqaal 70 new. N Cashmere snd every
DISRUPTION 81 snawis cleaned with ear. :. 10
SALOON TABLES AND IHAfK.-Fifesa
NC~hie Dsrbie-top gothic iron frame saloon Tables
ana sxy fancy cane Chairs suitable for ice 80 or
ssuns .sloons. for sale cheap. W. s. ROSTER,
All lw los Bruad-sI
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MISS COOKS

MISS GUMS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
0S TWELFTH-ST. tb-t~een fifth and sixth
20 svsnGesl sumner Terra commences May 5
Boarding Pupils accommodated Tsrns reasonable Sep
srate Department 0f BOya si- In
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garden in Hepry-st called Rhod endron ExinOm,
which has about 7O flowers and has been bloom for The
last five weeks This 10 th- original plant which
raised BY Mr. Russell 10 ENGLAND lSi5. from seed col
lscted from Rhodod endron Maximum Of North America
which was ferizsd with the pollen Of RhododendroD
Aboreu native Of Nspsul in the East Indies Mr. Rus
sell has also IN bloom for first time besuol Rhooo
dendrons and Araiias which he has raised from SEEDS
in Brooklyn since the year 1870.
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}. y. BAcoS. 4. NJ. Principal
rINHIs IN-TITUTlON Offers many advantages 10
Il pa pills no reside New-YoTk IL Is bat h.f mi e
from the South Ferry aud In tho open ana pleasant
est part OF South Boosp eooyins the pure aud nSeor
atins sea breeze
There sfe Mae, Female and Primary Departments un-
der the charge OF six instructors who constantly
sssed their duties during school hours There so
teachers ia Music Drawing and French, aud Lecturer
upon NatuTsl Science.
Not more than twenty i've pupils a-e placed under the
Of any teacher thorough instruction being thus
secured.
The school possesses ell the advantages OF modern i'm
prOvemsnt in education regards seaf books, v-nta
too, philosophical and chemical apparatus, Sc The
Of the system this school has secured for
H. daring tbs past year the most extensive patronage Of
any private Institution IN Brooklyn.
The French Classes ander the charge Of Prof J.
Edwards A NJ REFEKEScEs
Hou Thso Frelinghuyssn. LL d. n Y. University.
Rev Prof c ). Henry, u D. do
JnO. jaw, Esq -rhOs Elfath, Fac.
Rev. John StOne-Rey. Z. johnson
Gold SilImsn Esq
Circulars may be obtained At C. ShepsTds 1894 Broad.
ALI 4tdAW'
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U-T-On Tuesday 18th inst. four ptoni.sory cote.
Ls5o each dated 7lh April, payable 20 order OF W. h.
Mum Esq 10 8. Q. and u months. They are not
doned, ana the public are cautioned sssinst receiving
them They were posted 10 an Express Letter box
but never came hand. The hnder will b. suitably
afdea on ragink 10 West Fiffe-nih.st ~
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pY ORDER 81 p Ia.E.5.ia. - sa, b .. ~.

by ORDER Of P lnETshsn. EsQ one Of tAs 80, 20
D,f. LADIES' OF IN. Court Of Common Pleas IN ana Tor
he CITY and County ofNewYork notice 8 hereby gwen
pursuant " the provisions Of the statute Aae
mn. AGAINST Ab.coniing concealed and uonTesident
debtors ths an attachment hiss issued against the e'a1e
Of ISAAC DETHRIDGE, n0n-resideuto OF ms stse ano
for the payment of his debts unless ne appear auu o'
cbarse such attachment, according 20 law, within nine
month. from the first publication Of TINS notee ahd tha
~ Of any debts due him by resideuts Of th
stat sad the seivsry hmor for hs use OF any property
within this State. belonging 10 him ano the tlaDse
of any such property by him, forbidden oy law" ana
are void-Datee the twelfth day Of November let.
JOHN T DOYLE, Attorney Tor Attaching Srediioi,
nj, Is,sqm SO Nassau-sL Ne~-lort
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rS- Orphan Asylum ,ocirIy. The {

~ Orphan Asylum society. The O,phsn A'y I
I'm Society New YORK expects 20 hold its Forty second
Anniversary ~ O'Clock Tuesday next 18th inst Al
the Apollo SSlooo, Az Srosdwsy
An s3dre. M ay be expected from Rev. DR. Adams sud
the Orphans will IN varioas interesting exercises
should weather prove Indictment the meeting will
be postponed until the hrst clear dsy
Committee viii be IN fezdness IL O'Clock To reoeivs
subscriptions aad donations a. which time gil Who tao
scribe earnestly requested 10 attend hst tue expense
OF employing CeilesIo nav thereby he avoided AL AZ
~ Episcopal Mission 10 sailors In this City.
ladies fsvor.bls % this cause intend hold
log Fair, immediately sitter Easter. proceeds Of
which TO b pTesented 70 the Church Missionary
Society for S-smeo, 70 aid IN relieving them from their
present indebtsdnsss
Asy doaatons for shis purpose viii be thankfully re-
eeised ey Mrs Hssht, - East Foarteenth door
Sest Of Union Square, or al Cromwe hsighI Cos rs
Msiaen.isnsi Nj George c. Morgan. A Pike 81 Mrs.
FORBES. Aeieedon square; MI Charles Ely. .0 Wash
r.. F.ir will he held at she Apollo Rooms, 40 Bro,d.
way Wednesday amp Thursday thr 2sih aud 2ith Of
April ..-.-,,,,
"a the Rooms at 10 AM 70 receive donstiOns sie %
" College Of Pharmacy of the City Of New
York, 81 BiOsdwsE -rh- hgst AnDazi C0arse OF Lee.
SOt>ny. ~ BE- delivered by Professor lion.
?. aud be continues on Monday Wsanestay ard FL
Toe Course ~n sons. Oft ~sn,y.sys Leetu,s, chiefly
devoted the II he science In rs imPoftaa
nsstoo with Medicine >ui Phsrmacy They will b. IL.
la.trased By Umeer II Aasiofy drawings and
- far as Prsetlssb,e by ostarA plants
Tickets - each msy b hsi u;
M-.srs Ra.bIoG. CLARK L Co 10 BrosdwAy.
Mlhsu. isS Broadway,
hrssm, 5Ii Brosdwsy;
Mnaor cor rhisd-svcnus and Eish,senlh-st
Aspia~al IS Willism-sf
c sse.hsll, ~ PssIl a.
Aod At the close Of tse lnrVoaetory Lecture the sfh
which all Who interested IN the subject are
spsctfully invited 10 attend. ais stood
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MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS

fhhE MOST BRILLIANT aud the cheapest usnt cs1
be obfan-d from th- Miniature Solar Lamp ~hich
MANUFACTURED ouly 81 the loo klmst Tbs Lamp gives
the hitest aad no.t brsut sht from ~hseol or ard
without the e.st smOks smell The testimony u the
scieuthc be prod sao via usiv-y
that ts Lamp constructed on tee true scientnc prnci
pie Of bufnins namely current u heated ALI he
hfme. MANUFACTURED soioly By
AZ 10. ENDlCOTT SUMNER. les Einl-st near Canal
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Rumors and Events In Naples.

RumOrs and Events IN naples.
NAPLrs, March 20.-Since the 18th Naples has
been more than usually alarmed by reports Of an
other insurrecton, and the consequent calling out
of the troops With the exception OF some arrests
all appeared perfectly tranquil until after midnight,
when. on an alarm being given every soldier IN
Naples. cavalry, infantry, Swiss Guards and Ma
uonal Guards were called out, and twenty tive
pieces Of artillery planted in different directions
or course the panic, more especially as this hap
pened in the dead of the night, was excessive The
military continued on duty all night, and did not
tire t late Sunday morning. The cause OF this
demonstration OF power was that the protect of po
lice had received intimation that on that night an
armed rising would be attempted, which was still
farther confirmed by appearances in some quarters
of che city 1t was thought better therefore 70 an
ticipate IT, aud by this powerful demonstration to
show that Government was prepared for any thing
that might occur. Consequent upon this alarm has
been the of two Of the fret advocates OF the
city, Starace and Severi, aud others of note on
strong suspicion OF having been the leaders in
citing the tumuts under OF course some other pow.
or which lies concealed.
There are reports that Pope 10 to be called upon
70 form ministry--other reports some days since.
that Saicsti was TO be called upon-from which 1t
may be inferred at least that the public voice will
be listened 10, and that new ministry will be
shortly formed.
AZ to Sicilian matters, nothing has as yet been
decided on, aud the is. doubt, most diff
cult and dangerous one to decide upon. Should the
demands Of Sicily be conceded, the King becomes
merely the titulsr sovereign OF that slandits sep
srate independence is virtually guaranteed, while
at the same time, Naples will feel sorely hurt al
its disni6ed superiority being 50 sacrificed. On
the contrary, II the demands be not conceded Sicily
10 lost to the crown OF Naples
At midday of the Goth the Princeton az Amer
lean steamer, and the Superb, came In from Pa
lermoL
Provisional Government at Milan.
The Piedmontese journals communicate the fol
lowing appointments at Mlan-Commlttee OF Vi
glance for Personal Security President, Dr. An
gelo Fava members Lisson Sopransi, Curti
Carcaoo; secretary, Ancoua; supplementary mem
bers, Viviani Manzoni--Committee of Finance :
Litta Modsnani, Tscciot Clerici.-Commit,ee OF
WG.-Csttaneo. Cernuschi 1erzsghi, Clerici -
Committee Of Public Defence; Director Ceroni,
commandment OF the civic guard, Lissoni: oommasd-
an, OF the active forces, Anossi director OF all the
poiots OF defence Csrnevs; director OF the rounds
patrols and guard stations, Torelli secretary.
Biaggi Narducci.--Commlttes OF Subsistence
Nssri. Ferransi, Lago, LamPato. Basevi, Besozzi,
Nolissi.
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,xIIC IDNISiSTH1TOR; OFFICE. No.

hereby given 10 the relatives
aad ext of bio Of JOHN FISHER late OF the City OF
N.wYort shoemaker deceassd, and who IL alleged %
died intesate hst shall apply 70 the Surrogate OF
tho County OF Now-Yors for Letters Of Administration
upon the of the said otsstse the 18th daY VI
May At ten O'Clock 10 the orenoon.-Dated New
| York. April IS, 1913. JAMES 3 THAfER,
L o. Rnhl a Amin LIZ Lnr
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CARD.

CARD.
rI,HE SUBSCRIBER to-d.y oPsusn bis store, rs
Il sfosd~sy, under ghs NsE-York Hotel, 81 ESTIRELY
NV soeL Of Muss. Books.
Guitars Periodicals,
Accord-ons New Novels
destruction Boou Pisn snd Fancy Stationery,
Nioha and Guitar Strings, Fancy Articles,
E'c &C. etc sic etc etc
q which be would respectfully invite TIE sft-utou Of bis
friends $40 the public GEORG. = KINNEY,
all w. Is Broad @.y two doors below Nhv-rly pla:s.
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A. story and attic brick house and lot Chsrt0Dst
The house 10 - BY 30 feet with " inch salis and
subcssr having attached fine twostoy u By
~ feet; built by tns most substantial cop.
yenient and costly manner. Cro,on w,ter Introduces
IN tho house with hot aud cold baths, water
closets and marble washsand, In the second story The
lot Is - feet inches by 100 feet The whole are
10 the plete aud perfect order. 5000
usin BOND aud mortgage II desired For farther par
ticulsrs apply 10 A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
,1l -''' BfO-d u
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FARMS FOR SALE.
TREES, rREEs!! TREEs!.!

4aTWO FARMS, one Of them 70 le.'e aod oos Tor
sale on Staten bland, near Port aiehmoHa
Inquire a. Annst w
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COMMUNION OF SAINTS
A SERMON By XIV. Z. Il. JOHNSON, Rector Of
FAsast Niehses ChuIrh Jas; Published ~ snd fsr sale
- SMITH hARRisuNs, l55 fsl.on 81. Bs5sklyn- Als1
. CLARK. AUSTIN CO.'S. p Bro.S~sJsn and a, STAN
FOkD s~OgDsS. 1873 Bro.d~aY. =. Y 81 w.
MAP or EUROPE, Nc.-J DisIURNELL. I0l
WI brosc~ Jay, ha' for sale wholesale ana retail
beautiful Map q Europe with embellishments Also.
Maps Of the other quarters Of the globe. a. ~
STEAM ENGINE FOR >ALE-A Verified 70.
- sa- s5out 5hos- p0~sf With cyrd-r boiler faruAe.
fgrf, .rd s- bars al sood a.d Ia Running order The
whole vl Be 90 q f9t >.no 4 applied fJr iun-dstey
a.n.-' bROWNlNGk TOMAS. Ms.t-a~ 80. tchessCo
TO SHADE PAINTER>.-A ful ..s1rtu-nt Of al
,rtici-s for Shade Psiut-rs zroand the v-rY
brs m,nner By stssGburut siena. &c. % 2s burnt
urhsr "a, % q 81 PTgs.an blue ST. Chinese blue
81 . per D. ground IN OH Also General assortu.r, OF
pa'nrs oils Glass snt all other articles IN th- pantink
lins. wholesale and rslail cheap for cash, D.
SAMUEL sCHOOSkAKER
40 Sw- Chsihsu-sguare.
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- A LARGE LOT on AILANThUo and reacn OF
ali IND. WIN n.ny ysetes VI Fruit add Orns-
mental Trss.-slso, 1900 IsIss AsP.rssus koStsL
Tsn,s III .,d E,.htb- avenue and JOSEPH LODGE.
eof,.r,msn and Landscape Gardener, Morrissnia De.
Dot. in Harlem, N Y. ~ B-J L. In sesnowledsss past
.yCrs be also 70 cay be Continues planting anc
.itV and .ubarhan G.rdsns 10 modern style mo- ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
At Richmond. Staten Island.
NHE SPRING SESSION Of this School will c. N.
Il mence Monday the list Day Of Msy. Two vacsn-
oes existing the attention Of parents who desire or their
dauehters retired aud p-as.bt situation where their
morals will be strictly guarded and thorough English Ell
ucation lgiven l, collected The most respectable refer
enee. gwen. FOR farther Information address
IS I'm d STEPHENS, Richmond. Richmond Co NY
BOARDING 4 DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
l52 WashinktOn.st Brooklyn.
Mss NJ FEEXs Principal
NR-. L. WILL BE PREPARED 10 receive pupils On
AVA the hEst OF May The course of instruction will
embrace all the branches that taught 10 semnaTes Of
the ir,t class Mrs r. will be assisted by teachers Of
p.nence and established reputation Circulars containing
&c may be hsd BY applying I'll her personally
letter 10 the princ pal 1872 W,s1ingt0ur alt 2seod'
MANSION SQUARE BOARDlNG-sCHOOLF os GIRLS
POV6HKEEPsIE, y.
THE SUMMER TERN II THIS Institution will
Il commence the an Of Flfth month, May FOR
catalogues Information, apply - j. > GIBBONS, 10
Exchange piace,
w P GIBBONS, D le.,
ais 2Aw7ts T. ROBINSON SISTER i'"S'PA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
1.-The County Of New-York notice Is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against ELAN VIII
LIAMs late Of the City Of NewYork. deceased, to pre-
with the vouchers thereof subscriber
residence No. l67 William street. in the City Of
New-Yofk, before the third day Of June next.
Dated New York, the twentyseventh day Of November
l5l7. in29 lsw6m'l DEBORAH WILLIAMS Exeeutrix.
IN PURSUANCE II an order Of the Surrogate Il the
County Of New-York, notice is hereby given a per-
cons having claims against CHARLES DAUCE, late Of
the City OF New York importer deceased 10 present the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his
Office No Nsssau-sreet, in the City Of lswYorS, or
before the eighth lay Of May Dated New York the
9Th day Of Nov. lSH JAMES y. THAfER,
n8 lsw6m Public Administrator. &c.