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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
Cold on the River and NJ Albany Fires al
Albany and Troy.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
ALBANY, Monday, April 10, lsi9.


ALBANY, Monday, April TO- lsi9.
Me,srs. Greedy a MeEbGfA
Saturday night was one of the most bolsterous
and tedious we have experienced on the River for a
number of years Ii froze quite hard our wheel
houses were covered with ice. much SO as they
had been any time last Fall We had tough job
reaching Albany for the wind blew gale dead ahead
all night and II showed some part Of the time quite
hard Sunday was a real old fashioned winter day II
showed al intervals and the wind seemed determined
10 make 1t as dsagreeable possible. Overcosts and
blazing fires were in great demand
Su1dsy afternoon AZ At O'Clock, fire broke ont 10
tine carpenter chop of n Merrill the corner OF Her.
kimer and Eagle sts. which, owing TO the high WIND
which blowing, soon communicated To Inc Two
story frame building sc Dining the chop, owned oy the
same person. The chop was In flames In 80 snort
time that the men in hs employ had not time TO save
any of their tools and in short time beth ouldngs
together with large quantity OF carpenters WORK ana
a quantity Of lumber were converted INTO ashes Mr.
Merrill had an insurance on his house OF 5000 In the
civ Fire Insurance Company Of New York. He saved
portion Of his furniture although In damaged stse
John : Gould who occupies ihs cottage adjoining MI
Merrill will lose about $50 owing to the damage done
To his furniture The conf sgrson supposed 10 o.
the Of incendsry for there mad oeen no ne III
the building for q week
There wss a tire in Troy Sunday afternoon In me
uuper part Of Rver-st which VISA extinsuisned WIN
trifng damage There Is no chsnge IN the westner'-
This morning the ground 10 covered with SNOW" ara
some Of the old gentlemen 90 IS far IS 10 say they
thiuk the River will close again However, We
may congratulate ourselves on the near spproecn OF
Iyly Yours GEORGE w FELLOWS,
Of the steamer Rip Van Winke.
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By Tho British Mail steamer, from Mobile TO Yer
BY The steamship Col Stanton from New Orleans 10
The NicaraRua Route.

The Ncr- Hqrcn Journal has been furnished
with the following extract from letter from Mr. Chas
T. Blake Of that city, his way TO California VIA
Lake Nicaragua Mr. Blake left NewYork on the 2Oih
Feb in the brig Mary for San Juan at the mouth of tie
outlet Lake Of Nicaragua in company With the Gordon
Association and other passengers This 1t is believed
is the only company that has taken the Nicaragua route
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA. March 81, 1912
We ali now well satisfied that this Is the
best route could have taken 70 get TO our journey
end. All well 60 iar-none fick in the company.
There has been a Dr. Brown here negotiating with
the Nicaragua Government for the exclusive navigation
OF the river San Juan by steamer He was agent COR
Ackermsu & Co and Howard & Son in New York He
has obtained the right subject TO the following coud
tons $1,000 to be paid down 10 the Government and
10 per cent of the earnings of the line the Company
to pay the expenses of embassy 10 the United States
present the San Juan question. $4,000 To be ex
pended IN improving the principal rapid In the river,
end the Rio Colorado, of the largest mouths OF the
river San Juan, is TO b. damned up and the water
turned into the main stream. These conditions have
been agreed to, aud in all probability the Nicaragua
route will soon be competing with that through Chagres
II seems that one Of the motives urged by Dr. Brown
TO the Government that the United States would
be likely to interfere with the British Govern
men with regard 20 its occupation of san Juan, II an
American Company bad the control OF the river En-
boldened by this the Nicaragua Government last night
sent TO the British authorities here formal protest
az sinst the occupation.
Last Saturday the King Of the Mosquitoes arrived
here from the Capital about bO miles 10 the norm
He Is boy Of about IL years OF age, very smsl-a
mere child He is however looked up 10 with un-
bounded reverence by the Indians who consider him
as their supreme head and ruler aud refuse TO &C
knowledge the proectorship assumed by the English.
lie was accompanied by bis Chaplain, Moravsn mis-
sonary named Plefer who, on SUNDAY, preached
twicein the morning by invitation at the Government
House and in the afternoon In the open air near our
encsmpmcnt He seemed 10 be very good man.
preached two very evangelical sermons, aud showed
himself To- be decidedly old school.
Mr. Blake farther states that the small steamer
which the company had constructed from materials
brought with them for that purpose would not be
ready TO the OF the river before the
next week but that T. S. Baldwin, Edward Tyler and
himself with three others, would leave next morning
in bungsy for Grsnsds-they having been offered
free passage to that city by gentleman whose scqusn
lance they had made at San Juan.
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EaAHcIPATIoN ~ KEsrUcEY.-A large and re-
spectacle meeting 81 mechanics and work .ngnsn was
held at LoDisTile On to 10th inst zhea lie flgrrs
among other resolutions vas adopted
Res0lred That the Institution Of slsve-7 Is ureiud
csl every interest Of the STATE and il sa i1i1rogs
70 The slt7eholfer ard nnu-saveholder hat 8. 90.
grades labor enerTates industry insrfres win the
equations Of free shorrE citizens separates tn widely
tho poor and the ch. feuts out the labcrnv clauses
rom the blessings Of sducator aud tends b drive
RON the state al Who depend upon personal labor for
support that while We recognize the ht Of u-1pa ~
in slaves under existing lsws hold TIA, the sborng
nan has is right 70 rs occUp patton aud lae profit.
ne labor, "a the mater 10 ns slave ami slavery
nds 10 tha monopoly o. as well the degradation OF
labor public and private night require its ultimate
tILcion.
Al meeting 81 Georgetown the til resolutions IN
favor OF gradual emancipation passed and !; was
also determined 70 Emancipation candidates for the
approaching Constitutional Convention.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COPAKTNERsHiP heretofore eIisting
i between Thomas Gutter George Walsh, 40
der the firm Of CUTTER 4 WALSH 10 this day dis.
solved by mutual consent All debts OF the late 6rm wi
paid by ThOmas Gutter who will continue the bust
his account, al GOverneur neNew YORK.
April 49, 1919. THOMAS X CUTTER
a6 ST. GEORGE WALSH.
NIOrICEThs partnership herstofore existing setw eco
l ' the guuscnbers under the firm Of LILLE PEAR
SON dissolved tbs I'd instant by mutual consent
Either ~ the partners will settle sG.irs of the
New York. April IS. 1919. WILLIAM LILLE
ala Iw 2i.- ADAM PEARSON
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ST. CRorx.-Capt. Van Glider OF the schooner
E. L. B. Wade IN forms thai any vessel can enter shd
remain "a hours in this port without charge shoaid
sho Jay longer she must enter the Custom House ou'
OF the cargo is discharged, the expense Is very
niAng vessel landing one ton OF her cargo on'y Is
subject arsie Of anchorage of five cents pert the
health officers fee wharfage and brokerage II she
lands quarter of her cargo, IL cents per ton and II
half Of her cargo landed she will pay fall fees Capt
Van Glider also says there has been lille no rain
for the sst six months and Of the crops have
suffered accordingly
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CALIFORNIA
GOLD WASHERS.

feNHE SUBSCRIBERS heg leave call the attention Of
the public to their Gold Washer, 80 the simplest mos'
efficient and useful mschne OF the kind offered for
sale His q combustion OF ths motions produced by the
bowl and cradle which ous have bsen found by loog
experience, be the moss eecus Ia separating Gold by
ia specihc gravity from lighter nsiteri
They have machines OF this kind made OF light but strong
mstess CONSTRUCTED In such way that they can oe take
apart and packed IN very small Trunk.
This mschne weighs only thirty pounds, aud II capable
OF washing over 500 bushels OF dirt In = day.
Those who wlsh machine for washing Gold, invited
call the store l2l ruon-st and examine for them
selves and those Who hink they have better 10
vit@d public ies In the Pars In rout Of The City Hall,
any fair day hey please ~ unne.
The Patent has been secured 'or this invention.
,l6 4ic- SHERWOOD FITZGERALD.
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~ The Es'er Transcript clever paper Of
the RICH; sort published at Amesbury ard Salisbury
Mills, Mass has come 10 new type and paper, under
the little Of the Tage The nestness of its appear
ance is equsled By the freshness Of ia writing and the
literally Of It's spirit The Editor Mr. D. F. MoRELL,
says he w continue 10 give cordial support te prsc
teal measures Of public improvement such the
Spelling Reform, the Temperance movement the
Land Reform Industrial Reorganization the Abolition
Of Slavery and Capital Punishment IN fact all Of ihoie
especial movements which tend 10 recover Man-re-
calling I'm % insce % love % happiness and % untv
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HyDRAULIo CEMEaT.

THE MOHAWK MARBLE CEMENT co. manufee-
nfs the sb0ve article their mill adjoining tho
City Of Schenectady the value Of -hh will be seon IN mo
snsyss Of Prot EmmoDs VI Albany OF the Stats 0eo
ogs ard The certificate Of tho State Inspector of Mssonfy
on The Enc Canal Analysis Lime IS q msgnssis, J0%
silisa, 40; slumina and peroxide Of iron, 4b.
Cerfcgfe-I have been for fourteen years practical
mssoo The past sste Inspector Of Mssoury
Division Of Ihs Erie Canal have used and tes.d
The Hvdrauic CemsnI msnufseure1 h Schenectady he
Mohsws Marble and Csneat Company and hnd gu psrior
= any used on the Erie Canal. DAVID BOGAkf
Stale Inspector Of Masonry on Erie CsntL
Mach TO- 1919 MO 6m
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RoBInsoN's INSTITUTE.

FINHIs INSTITUTION. situsted 10 0uilfofd, Conn u
i miles essl OF New Haven 10 designed 90 Q Family
Boarding ecboo-thc Government Of which 10 strictly Pc
rental The Of studies pursued smbrssss hor-
ough English, Classical and Mathematical Education Tbs
Summer Term Of % weeks will commence The ID of hsy
rerms for Board. Tuuou Ac 10 Tho instructoss family.
rom oO0 t50 per yse according 10 The OF The pa
pills and o. studies pursued Refssencss nay %
made TO Rev. Joseph Thompson, Dr. Jared Linsy We.
Robinson and Joseph Hoxie Esqrs An lniervisw nay
DO had with The Priocipal si the North American Hos
from the 18th TO tho 18th Of April.
SAMUEL R08iNsON, A Phneical.
l}uilnnfd Conn April he. 1870 all lospllWs
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piIL1rARY FIRE GAP DaAsUFAoToRY

MILITARY AND FIRE COMPANIES about forming,
WI and those who contemplate changing their uniforms,
viii do we'll % call the Undersigned 81 The old establish
81 Military Store No 39l Broadway whore b. 10 prepared
finnish them with Bssssn and other CsPs NC At the
notice moderate prices so, Belts Breast
and Body Pstes, c.rtrdgs Bores, Knspsaess, PriDns
wires ard Brushes Tnogs Scsbbsds and Hose Covers,
Fire Buckets and Surfing LsatheTs, Nc.
Persons either 10 city country ~hO rs about 0rgsnz-
Ing Companies have pattern Cap sent them free OF
charge by calling sdd essing the undersigned
For sale, Three Fire Engines, some~hst used.
all 81 h 7 GkArACAP, 30l Broadway
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ANrHRAOtTE GOAL.

IRON THE LANDS OF THE FOREST IMPROVE
L MENT COMPANY-Ths undersigned IL now pre-
pared for csrgo-s Of s sizes Of White Ash
Goa, sek H. aih vsin sod Of Red Ash Coal, Peach Or
ehard Range, free Of cliBEers
The Coal missd and prepared for market 10 the usual
supenor aud careful m amer. Apply TO
CHAs A. HECKsCHER,
ma Hsulms ~ soa1th-st no-stsrs.
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GOOD authority that this large and somewhat foruda-
bla tribe of ssvsges have stey held council respect
ing the intended emigration across the praires, At
which IL was deternined to seek friendly intercourse
and trade with the whites" Van Buren (Ark) intel.
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SHUTTER AND vEsErIAN BLIND

FACTORY, lt GkAhD-Sr
THE SUBSCRIBERS beng extensively engaged 10 TIE
BUSINESS, you'd respectfully inyls he puD~ 70 cali a
their establishment bsSre purchang elsewhere a. ihey
lot e1d 30 s-u % "a rsssonsos terms s1J other csa
nneoI N Ne ciIy. MO- lm-I WILHEL.M LAINO.
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BOARDING SCHOOL poR sovs.

THIS PRINCIPAL, Rev 0ROvE l. BkoWNHLl>
receives the pupls into bic family. and devs,es ~
whole tins and attention their educ suoa. bcys ere de1
for College and instructed 10 The various branches q
English, Classical aud N Mathematical study.
The sst commencing May let and closing September -,
the second sncing November and eosns March u.
CHAsess-t75 per session This Includes oil expenses
OF Tuition, board, washipg light, fuel, &c
Sharon 10 pleasant Village, easy Of daily access By the
Housslonic and Hsre Esilrosds and stages.
REFGRKrcEs.
Rev Brigham, ID Aug,sun Averil, Eco o. y.
Buphsm, ESQ Milton ST. Jo' o. Esa Daniel Ven Dessn.
Fac New Yofk ID y Aiwaisr N D WIN Spencer Zee.
Brooklyn Rev T. Campbell, New arb, NJ J. sI0Is.swA
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PAIsrs, OILS, vERDIoRIs,

THE SUBSCRIBER has IN sore large sssorirent q
i White Lead. Llns-ed OH, Chrome and Psrs Green
Window Painters Brushes and general sssormen
Of p.inters eolors Psrsocs emg snnx 70 California oil
r-cgrs thai climate good supply o thsss articles fos
81 zs. AzNKY wALDRON, 1870 Fronts.
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DIVIDENDS.

llOi-ATONt RAILROAD COMPANY,
II Dividend No on Preferred Stock. and Dividend on
Oh S.Ocs The HO1s.toulc Railroad Company have de-
clsrrd tho following DIVIDENDS, psysble seyefsy at the
tInes specified
Dividend No 7 on Preferred stock. being the regular
dividend OF 81 per share payable on and she
the 10 h OF Apfii merit
Dividend Of per Old Stock ss per share pay
able on and after the lst VI Msy next
Holders OF sgocs ega.sred st NswYork will be paid
Office OF O. L. schu vl-r No Hsnover-st; ofhs
registered At Boston. the Office OF j Thsyer Broth
err Safest and oil others NE Otce Of The Company In
Bridgeport
The Transfer Books OF the Preferred Stock will DO closed
from th- 5th tn the 10Th Of Aph both inclusive.
The Trsnsfsr Books OF the Old Stock will be closed from
the Goth u April to the LIST OF May, brth Inclusive
II NICHOLS. Treasurer.
Bridegroom March 20. i9lo. ~ MWkstM7
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II The Huntington Pa Patriot, one Of the
few distinctive Free Soil papers in the Keystone state
has been wound up" Mr.. Eustt the Editor. gives
his reason for dscontinuing, want Of patronage the
cause Of death TO 30 many Newspaper enterprise
Washington IL pretty well stocked with political papers
there being two Wing organs and one Loco-Foco
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BY GREELEY & McELRATH.

Al rhlu Gs q Loav-. DrB Mrsr JHB Mt.r aas 9th
H-ury Reraf-f -id+ i-tf efrr. srlfh
" syhal, H,ucos c. BSepaa, H.Jns' Br-rtsrrss- Co
Other Companies snd small parties are forming 10 the
West h which we shall refer on another occasion.
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PAPER HAN0INGs.

~ BROWNS psref hanging, s0rd-f sod hsrdoox iu
v. porIng ana aanaf-et1ring warehouse, IS Csnst =
lsrzs assortment u French and American paper hask
ings borders Ere board prints bzncboxes and ssl~
alaons nesI. papef,d. alf In
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARf-(An internal femedy,)
D eenzn euro for the Pes eiIh5r Internal exLsrDs
bleeding bind. Sold wholesale aud retail only Ia his
city a. the Office OF The original proprietor, A UPHAh
rex1s educated physician Of - yea,s experiences,
cunaned % al oies Piles and chronic diseases
successfully uesied Asoieal ONE 80 B0vory four door
shove spring-st Office hours from M. DsPa Al
y1ee srstis ms Inn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHO WOULD EASFLICT- win tnis t-rrible pain
w hen ~ cshng Or PAIGE, Surgeon Dsatist, co,
West and h,bosen opposite Ca0ss. Ferry hey csn
be- cured IN few rnul-s uskinz dscsyed and schi,
teeth ussf1 snd permanent FOR fs Amer several years
pracc- Dr. has fa coGfdeoce 10 the sx1i and dsic.ie
operation. Of inserting psss pivot, paggns,
rey .rng &c kr ais I'm
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FOR California.

TIE SUBSCRIBER continues to supply indlvidusls
companies and the trade, with Gold Sn-rs and Wash
ers Miners and Gold Picks, Picksxes shoves Spades.
Hoes Axes and HsIehets. Knives aud Forks Hunters
Knives, Dirks ard Bo~i Knives, Guns Ride Csoires
Pistols &C Percussion Caps, sand Cucibes, blsek Lead
Pots Monsrs and Pestles Jswelers and smiths Forges
Ingots for runniLg Gold and Tests for Gold Powder Shot
Pig sod Bar Lead, Tents, H.mmocss. NC. comprising q
general assortment OF HsdvNe, uuery. Edge ros To- he
particularly adapted TO the California marte and The trade
Ia general lrrsl imI c : LITTLE, - Fulton-st
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

DASssGE- TO CALIFORNIA, with u months
prcvlsions. hoOs-s. teus, misiug % fsfmes oos o.
cruz ary co,l or passage Only FOR psfuen 80 s7o
y, s7ply to ISAAC SWAIN. Cin,cn Hotel, n Y s2lw.
t'ALIPoaNIA AND CANTON OUTFITS
Ororrs Tor Csfor1's Associsrcns. ard cct,s of oos
o. short voyszss rushed promptly 'rd usde 10 the rsos
Ne harners Family nausuA Society, 81 Pearlst nesr
reck-sip. mia smMwkF'
CaLiEOKNis-Muuals eneeg srd Joirl sSrcs Az
- ,oeiaron Tbs Company composed Of nen o. upsr.
eePnOnA5ie eharscte 70 ing up tssi ard will sal The lat
Ter OF tas mouth Our route The saest and
Caps Horn, teaching Rio AID vapar.lso rhose
who wish % 20 csiforns win ,1ch Company are to-
vted 20 examine principles TIE se.p Arkknsss lies al
Pier S. Es.s R,ver 10 which iuvss inspeeuoa ones
sislw' " CALVIN LArHRoP. r-ead.u.
30 CALiFORNIAN--Jenni psseui .lluxisl
Cod Washer, urerior TO knyhirg yet procseed. Tue
nndersgred having made arrangements Win ne psentee
fr tn sale Of The sDove article nOst respectfully to-
We The puoc bot particularly committees Of ssso
csrOra incivicu Ls, &c desiring cheap ard a. The sane
time perfect ard simple machine for exuseung god from
the esrh call ard sine that he has 10 constant
operation 81 81 Msiden-sne. Two wash with IRE
dAy. lalail ChAs. slNoNsON ~ hsidsn-lsae.
pVKTABLk IRON HOUSES FOB cALlFoR.
L SlA-Tse galvanized iron houses eoosr1eset y ne
for Csofus having met with 90 much approval Am hus
Induced 10 cal he attention Of those sotus 10 California to
sc examination Of them TIE irou !. srooss ID IN s9eh
thai al Of the house. root and sdes ghde ~
g-ther sud house 2x5 be pat up N ess than day
They far cheaper ,nsn wood hreproof and much
ouortsbe han tents house Of the above sre
BE- shipped BOXES y feet long aud feel vide and
inche! deep the freight on would be shou sis
francisco There Gill also be trouble In removing
from part OF country another The honse IN
few hous be taken down and put rp. By calling uPor
the subscriber house Of the shove sizs can be seen
me SIN PETER NAYLOR. IS stnus-st
A NAV CALIFORNIA ENPEDlTION.-rhe
tGold nioes Of the Qua TO be reached BY .
wslldehned and carefully organized expedition, which
PROPOSE to fully exp. ore ihsI Immense and unprecedented
regor believed to be he OF the golden wealth OF Moo
and o. the ancient AKlec civiI sou This expo
Alton Is row In progress OF &C i've orgsriIsnon bv Mr.
Webher whose late boob The God Mines Of The Ola"
sbou5ds 10 and ssriug revelations with regard to
lhese mysterious and extraordinary countries, which lie
yelled golden mist OF half revealed Interest which 10
strangely eacu ated curiosity and the spri OF no
msnfc adventure. Those who nkely he Interested
IN this f-d Of scientific enterprise OF generous and
manly adventure the and by the sho Iest route 10
CsOrnis, bad better call upon Mr. Wehber between The
hours Of II snd the American Hoe, Broadway where
prospectus ~ bic plan be and personal oter
view obtained Letters upon the ject u the expedition
llshes Dewin Davenport, Trb-ns Buicings New
YORK ALI 5t'g
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TO DAGGERnkAN An flsTB Too scvsnissS
They made Of the hot nportsd h,nt slss
without regard coax ard odered % loo - really gooe
snyw hsrs he'd Tbess instrumests ere eeus
Ia every respect the bcg nsnzfscrfsd 10 kssops no
By whom made, ~hst sEssbiisns pfies teey
nq1id distilled from pore eh<micss and wfsessc 70
cersirGy and qaisapess 10 eli wesAhes and 70
a,re. A. ss JOHN kOAcH, Opticfan,
81 Nssson-st NJ. r.
NB.-Ansr Ia Msy, lsw, ,. = VII remove V g ~.
eonrgt WV
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TARRYTOWM IMsTITUTL.

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOk ooYe,
hTarytowu N This Institution 10 pleasantly stuar
ted onehrd o. mile north Il the vilsxs near the spot %
which Mai Andre tstsn, and about half mile froe
the steamboat landing and Hudson River ksirosd 10 his
Institution young xeaemea will DO thoroughly insfructea
In oil BRANCHES u English and Classical sducsuoe
requisite for commercial pursuits OF entering College The
Principal having been more than 20 years SUCCESSFULLY 90
gagged 10 his profession feels hmssffy competent 20 i've
perfect satisfaction 10 those who may pstfonxssh lnsu,u
non end pledges himself that special attention shall be
paid To The manners morals and Intellectual improvement
tho pupis committed bis hsr numbes being limited
10 a. There are TWO terms In yesr, each ~ weehs TIE
Summer term viii somm-nrs on The Let OF N az AMI NE
Tuition including bed bedding washing and lnsndne of
tho from CTS TO es5, sod the Winter from
$50 10 go payable La adysnes A NEWMAN, Principal
Hon. VIM Hayemeyer. Rev. Bishop ysnss, DID, Rev.
g. H. Cone ID d Ratssn sackloy Esq 100 81 Msshsplsce,
John Faleonsr, ESQ g Csds,st, A. D. nillsfd ksS
CITY; Rev J. g. Wskslsy, Jsrssy CiiyI asv spsssuer
Rev w c. Hoyt and W. X siopfoFd. sfoohlJn nls eoda
BOARDING. SCHOOL.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TIy,own, Nsv York. wiptsr
Isession commences st Of November Summer session
lot Of May each continuing Eve nonlhs Tbs eoarss Of
To- slhsr wIlh yrsach sno ths Ancient Languages.
To Ihoss VINO desire 70 place sons 81 Boarding eenoo
the advantages offered 81 this Institution are bssvsd 70 b
II has been sucesssa operation eleven years xhe 10
cation delightful and sslubrous 10 vsnle1s o. ecceee
from ciiy The sdfes 10 eommodous and eomfensols
play grounds ample and dseor psctsd from ne village
The government 10 IN Isn't bu milo RESEMBLING tnei OF
wslsgulssd Christian family, and no dsy senoefs are
admitted 10 eoanterset Inc sanitary irnasses OF fsmuy
training. .-..
and perfect The popi 10 The bfaoebss aadsd oe y
asnalng % fo The hsS ssd give moral scd useful
direction 10 the Inc insu01s
Pes particulars zee psmpbist circular At clsfh Ausa's,
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