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Fyoz Ntae- York for GtJsgor
CITY oF GLASGOW. n K Msrnfws middle every
aisfnaie uos u Nay Iu September Nov and Jsuuary
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For EurOpe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLINs's LIHE-Saiis from Neso- York.
ATLANTIC Capt Wrsr-. FOR Liverpool Sat June
PACIFIC Capt For laferpooisat June ~
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For Bremen.
OcKAN STEAM NAvfeArIoN CoNPI
From Bremen.
For Chagres.
For Gln.anU.


PHI ApELrHfA. CsFt Passes. For Caares Thlr IuD-
SLoKGIA....-. ID ID. P0srss. For ohssfs. s. ns
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From Glasgow.

Fvon Gias9ow for Neuc- York
stf OF GLASGOW b X Marat~s the raiiile
4.'e Hesh In Apra Jene August octr Deer and Feb
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INSURANCE.
THE aRocERS
YfRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

r-f THE aRocERs
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
once NO csPi Ti. II'u s9S,oS s''''- ~ "
ryNHIs COMPANY having heir esrit.i az PA a in
aouseboId rSrulnrs vessels in pOr hsir cTgoes e
Tayis sion sod Transportation, on tse nosi 'svossHe
lsrms. Al -ses PfonnP7ss.y, s, sl,,ss s' PA1
xrp,s,,.v so. gan TsTISS. s.-r.os aoo.s,
PETEK nAsriE, GEORGE ELDEH, cHA- bSsxa..TEh
FRAscIs sEInDY, hsEnT EpsY, g. g.. s q sosIs,
sAHpsos kooEE- Prse,dszt
J. MIRO. sNTs, secIsisry. nfns
CITIZENS PIRE INSURANCE 90.
81 Ws!lst and I61 sowery.
j. and large Errpius continues % rs1f3 s8Hnf Lost
and Damage by fire CT a. syorsoie 'ern' ss "e ''V
oin0'' E''''A'' DIREoTORs.
y,,rs.l s,,to.,t yersr1iah JotnEoc
rhomss McElsth, 'ay Jsrsii
Luke gafer kObel. 5srKleJs
Charles Dsvoe, DIN s. hsrrS
lloDzo Hlvorf James Q. Bs.dWln
William Wallace. frn-cG fa4Arfs
DANIEL BURNETT President
'. oe,sb n h = is;g. '7'''''" ,i72n
TIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE COR. GREENwIcH AND DEFY Sis. OVER
NORTH RIVER BANK
CAPITAL, $4,000. -
rV,HIs COMPANY, having lheir esPtsi AZ pad In, 10
bouseboid fnrnnre vestels IN port their esrgoss, &c
sgsinsl dsmage by hre. All losses promptly ao-
igsled and paid .s
Levi Apgsf, Joseph 81 brown, q '. o.OsIH1oef'
NJ A Hoppock 3. n Van Auken, Valentine hirby
Wro n betz d. n nsriin Ely HoppOck,
n w Rurnhsm freeman Campbell Ward A. Wsf,
Nathaniel Weed, CrOwel Adams David Msgiei
gsr,l 3 poYman Robert Hoe. WIN Husace,
Fielding 5. Can't Theodore Marine hoo s q os;y
GEO. W. SAVAGE Secretary, my4u
NEW-ENGLAND
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-HANEN, CONN
Capital $50 600.
HORSES CATTLE, &c, Insured against aeau Dy
Il ldisesse accident
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Edwards, j NJ. Andruss, }. l.. Taylor
r i Mason, J. W. Nalentke.. mn, Ill,
c. G. PRINCE, Secretary.
CHAs. WILLS, v Inspector. <
Appcsons for insurance received al the Agency Office
J. L. Taylor, Brooklyn, L. L.
mn lneods HENRY PAYsON Wiiamsburgh, l.. l.
BowERY FIRE Insurance CoNPAsYl
Once IA Bowery, May 10, 1850.
nIVIDRND.-A dividend Of ten per cent viii be PAID
lilo the stockholders Of tAis Company on and after ne
lat June next The Transfer Books viii be closed o ne
18th inst. to that day. BY order Of the Board -
myl6ijl5 q. y. TAfLOh oecre'ary'
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% REM0yhL.-PHEO. W PAcHTaANN,
~ Eafrotl4ker sud Jew r.sr rec pee July infJrhs ts
n Customers sul iLe p13lc Ia sereTs, tkzi ns has
49, removed from % 10 10 CE1a.at between s1iytn
80 sfirk-sn where BE- EeePs rs1a a. he Cd store.
and sTrrv cfeyery c-scrptcr, &c which he VII eel
me iowes gsss'fe ylicss EVER eTc wsrsrts1 "A
Represented. y &c. lively art sver~zre ms9s 70
oT1-T and reTa'red. ny<i ttn
N-F0H -ALk-A xfsy mare ystwecr ~ 800
J-1ssnc, wsrrsr-rd esd sorrd -uc 4n y - 49,
@-ffa gelsr 10 double ard siege harnras "a ~
Used foT be lLs. ear ~ I'D . s.fd : - - 49, .
en- a. Ceop.f's Livery ssas, ie5 css'-f" 1880
ascftr Al B.s' A. sis "a s"t -s''>'
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.E-ua RKGgLAR mail LINZ BK.

<
0ss&~1nvs s,onng.on and Proyidencs--Iaxnd
routs without ferry change o. cars or bsygsge.-fhs
steamers g. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
CONNODORE. Capt William HI Frazoe 10 connectoa
with the stonngon and Providence and Bosom and Prov
deuce Railroads leaving New-Yors daily, Sundays en-
iery Place al O'Clock. p. NJ and Stcnugtoa az o.
clock p NJ. or upon the arrival OF the mail udn froI,
boston bese steamers built expressly for The routs
ard are every respect particularly adapted To the nsvga
ton OF LcnzIssnd Sound The accommodations for pes
seugers are commodious ard comfCsblethe officers CO.
pabe and experienced Tie route being the shortest and
most drec. between Boston and Nsw York passengers are
enabled to arrive In ample time for The morning lnes OF
steamboats, and railroads running 10 various points from
those citeI. The c. VANDERBILT viii leave New York
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday Leave stoaington Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE VIII
leave New-YoTk Monday Wednesday snd Friday Leave
Btonington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. N B.PaS
sengers the arrival OF the steamers Soangton, pro.
coed Immediately IN the splendid railroad cars Provf-
dence and Boston sagEageras'er accompanies each
train TO and from Boston Eor passage berhs
freight applications may be made The agents on The
wharf and al the Office. 10 Batiery-place Is
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REMOVAL.
- J.F. LIlIBURGER wo2d mosl re'peei-
-. flly iaform III public and bis friends particular.
q, J ~ hat h nAs removed from IS Waist 10 f1S
$3.50 Broadway, where be keeps flh sssortmeni "
T.@f-s Isgelrs Silver and Plated Ware, And Fancy
COOS esr-ig seecIed fegsr1s quality and style 81
Sr oea,s prices md savers msef 10 Be abe 70 give
.r-e saiskcuOu tLose who may favor IN with cal
B. Wsiehss Ard Jewary carefully ropsired atd vsr-
Tsni4c nyls m
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IDUBLic NoTlCk.-SUPRkAE cOURf.-in the
Application Of the Mayor, Aldermen an COMMONLY Of the CITY
Of E-~iok relative a. the op-ug that part Of FIRST
already opened iron fory second street TO Harlem RIVER us
Iweah s Nncteenth Wads Of said City futlc Notice hereby
gwen The Mayor Aldermen ard CoIH 1aly o lie City d New
fOk % Statute such made provided that tie
lie Aldermen and Cornonaty the CITY New
intend q make Application the supreme Court @ state q New
York Term OF IRE said Court. p be heA the Han
the City q New York konday The laird CAS- q Juu- 1850
Aeopenug the Court on thai day thereafter Coun
SCI canbe heard Tor the appOtueut Of Commissioners Of Est
ard Assessment the above ertf-5 uff that Tie
q the tie tat
already opened from Forty second street Harlem Ref
DE Tsefh and N-teenh Wards Of sss C d OFT upon the
nap pisa the ais Cry BY virtue Act entitled Ar
re@ineto touching the laying Roads
the City q New York ass Tor other purposes passed April 3D.
lso7.-Daed, New Yofk, April So 1854.
my7 ties HENRY T. DAVIES Counsel 10 TIE COrporsf,on
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:, rIANo-FoRrEs FOR SALE

x<nx- PIANO-RORTEs FOR SALE
n7E3-{s ~ Persona about purchasing Pianos viii fnd
KHKH Hi 70 heir advantage 70 cal al BENNETT
VI II vLCOMPANY'S Msnufsctory, l52 Fulton ST
easi side Of Broadway they have large assortment OF
Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand every instrument
warranted for two years Co have the names gilmore
1000 persons hey VIII refer who have purchased
Pianos ITEM al Of which have given universal sasc-
ton but when any doubts expressed qualify,
The payment may be withheld until until such doubts
moved. Old Planes exchanged. New and secondhand
Pianos 10 LEI milf
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ssias -TLcY c0nrnne 10 adapt thelr phnclpis 20 ha
ssteor ofi0e great nluhet of iaose who have them In
70. The merrls % fs invention have been % well tested
e puoshed 10 ne world Il Il not uccessay 70 say any
'nF more, buiesu ard SEQ as ~ ~ Broadway, NJ X.
sts ian
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DAhUai-so0 bates No 500 do Ho,a Ter s.Is G
.s si6s NV iSEkneksos 10 ssuisa
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ALBANY AND scHKNKcrApY BALBOA

stCOHPAHY.-Tte ANIMAL Election for Directors OF
80 Company VIII be held al their Office In the city Of
t0elocs a; noon OF hsgdsy Tke poll viii connuo open
s,s hoaI The TIsnsfs Socks VII 10 closed from the Sd
l&h u Jane inclusive Albany, May rs. 1850.
b. order Of the Board Of Directors.
M ul2 E-FOSTER JF Secretary.
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CAuTIoN NO prAR PRRsoNs.--Mor .rs NJ.

- lured nsn beuefitd Is qusck oils. l6 years Of
ggs..as treatment enshles Dr. LUTENER Aurist SO
s'ososay 10 cure all Deafness when the and drum
feod Also al unpleasant Boses and discharges OF the
80 short ume without risks or pain. References 70
seen al bic Ear lrhrmsry, 56 Broadway near Nielos
soosoiiaton Zee by letter or Otherwise. 81 Unpaid let
80 refused ohee hoars daily from until 8. Sundays
etop'ed nul4lmf
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SsUPREME COUKT-Ciy and County Of New fork-Geoge W.
SJCanon and Melvin Hard against james hoUaoummons iofa
money tie Defendants above naned You
hereby summoned the complaint hs action, t,
day duly filed tie Office Of the CLERK Of the County Of New ora
and copy Of ouce No IS BECK
rs,rset within twenty DAYS after the hereof exclusive
OF day Of such and fail % answer the compliant
a. Aforesaid the plaintiff viii Judgment for the Of three hon
dred eighteen dollars ninety cents with interest from TIE
h day April thousand h hundred and forty ne besides
tie costs Of his acton.-Daied MAY 4. 1850.
ADRIAN WAKEMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
mvg lawew 10 Beekman- a. New York City.
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E%FOR SALE or EXCHANGE kOR CITY
RFPROPERTY-Thefa farm In Westchester County, occu.
pied by the late Samuel z. Mou, Jr. consisting OF
about one hundred and twenty OF land, wsch
here Il and welhns red dwelling house in The cot
tge style and extensive bas saeds AID other 0lLhouses
all erected within three years This properly s elgiby
situated commands view Of Long laand sou2d, aud Is
within one mile ofIhe Rev York and wHayen Railroad
DEPOT al MEmsronecl from whence depart four
Eve lines day and reach tho ciy N less than oae hour
FOR further particular apply 20 SAML y. MOTT CT me
adjoining place; to THOMAS w PEARsALL, 10 La Fay.
cite ace or 10 WIN. Y MOTT, ia. s. Wsllsg mGu
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of tbs Surrogate Of the County u
lNesiork, hereby gwen 70 all persoa having CLAIMS
snst DAVID MILLER ats Of he cry o Ne~ iork, deceased
present with vouchers thereof he subscribers atze
dence E4s; Broadway, the Cy q Ne~lork.
fore fA % neStDsfed New York II
November, JOHN MILLER. Executor
d3laN6us MARY z MUIFR Fr-ruirr.
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M FARMS FOR sALE--k0f sale, the resdenceof
~ the late Capt John Ude, beautifully situated al
- Northpor, Long Island, and commanding fine view
Of the Bay adjoining country. The house 10 entirely
exceedingly well built and in every respect commo-
dious; distant mile from AndiDg Of steamboat Cro1n
AsO two choice farms Of s. aud 90 acres bordering tho
Bay md the steamboat landng land OF unsur
passed fertility; good orchards buildings and other adyan
sges easy and cheap communication vita Tie city BY
steamboat or railroad. WIN be sold low.
For terms, &c. apply TO
u1VI4 w. 4 SCTODER Wall-st
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FARMS FOR SALE.

EA FAHWS FUR SAIIEs--A ann on INC bhnk OF
- he Hudson Of 2o0 acres, miles above Snyvesani
landing. The buildings substantial and complete
Also ths I'D Joining farm Of 100 acres
Also farm sbout niles below Albany, OF 80 acres,
the bank OF the Hudson On this farm there
falling stream with acascade OF $50 feet
Also, the adjoining fsna Of 10 All these farms
IN ssle OF high cultivation and tbs buildings
yenisnt and Ia good order
Also island Of Il ncres IN Long Island Sound one
mile from Milford, with mansion house 81 feet square and
shore by causewsy, and 10 desirable Summer residence
myi n J. BLUNT, II Wallet.
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Ilyla sw' 49, 'p'" HI. scUDDER, 90 walI-si
90 COUNTRY SEAT THE HUDsOS.-FO

% 90 "a & 81 . On ~ n N ~ ~
miesirom The city. The house IL new bult Of stone
In The most substantial manner, in modern STYLE with Is
rooms and has Of the commanding vie VS. OF he
river and adjacent scenery unites unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience ard retirement The grounds
In the hnestoroer well supplied with great variety Of
fruit The whole or part win be sold application TO the
proprietor the premises al Hastings on the Hudson, Y
myS0 I'M ALEXANDER BRINE.
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GaA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

eS-The estate Of The late Thomas McDonad, deceased,
- beautifully sustei at BULBS Ferry, New Jersey,
about mile from the ferry the hill There Is awo-
story house, kitchen and barn, aud about eight or zine
acres land good garden and orchard TO gentleman
engsged IN business the city Us fine healthy location and
OF offer Inducements seldom met wtt1
Also two lots one Eve scres and containing sbou.
twerty, well calculated for gentlemacs country seat
For further particulars ~ Ply 70 MCDONALD o3 Lex
ingion-sv or to r MCDONALD l9j Spring Ct. NegYork
or TO JAMES DEhAREsT, al Bulls Ferry, New Jersey
lei
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HERR GRAND PIANO FOR SALE.

nf1<<<gs-l- HkKZ tfKAND PIANU FUH oALb.
49, IA magnificent instrument, seven octsves,
"M ~ 6buili 10 the most substantial manner TO
Y u / Withstand the changes Of this climate The
wood work 10 Of rosewood beautifully inad. The nsRl-
ment 10 Of great size and would form splendid ornament
for G large paror The tone 10 urequaled u viii DC 500
for about onehaf the original cost cerheste from ne
greas pianist Henri Herr tesfyng 70 the merits OF ne
nsuUInert will be shown Lowest price $3.50 cash Al
dress Herr Piano. Tribune once nyH w
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n0OFING.--Goodgins fsieni Cement shes,htng 10
II the ouIy peraneni covering Tor mAksg IN shinge
roofs tis dcns 10 a per foct New roos Of rough
r.snr covered for a csDis warranted BY
- y GOODWIN. 49, Cznalsz
ns ipsodss corner Of LaSrercc-R
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S,UPREME COURTyamesH Campbell against Heny Lyon aud
- Abraham Iyon-To HENRY LYON Of the dei-ndantsi
You are hereby required 70 answer the compliant
III. action which HE'D the Office Of the Clerk Of the C and
Coua'y Of tie Ih day Of Ap ls anc 10 ere
copy Of your TO the sad compliant on NE
AZ tle ofce No Wal street. the said city within t"en
~ after the service this summons you exclusive OF ne Gay
Of such seoe you fail the said compliant within NE
tine Aforesaid plaintiff this acton will take judgment sganst
Won for the sum hundred dollars and s1 two cen
hundred and forty dollars and twelve cents from
the May l45, and with interest o. ne bae
twenty nth day of July 1910, bees the costs Of this
ALLEN HUDSON CAMPBELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No 10 Walist
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TRAVELLING.

- r-arxstrss-y1N EW-YORK g. ERIE RAIL.
~ ErrSlsss> ~. ROAD.-REW ROUTE TO BUPFA-
-A<---s'<---1o-- LO-Summ er Arran gement-Commen
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~, FOR sALE-A Esci OF land 10 tho County Of Her
~, ker being part Of AdgAtes purchase. con
tanning 1900 acres. Il hes about thirty miles north
from The L!le Falls on he Mohawk River and will be sold
n very low price. Inquire Of JOHN LAMB, 66 Broad
way, Up stairs; Of T. p. RICHARDS Hanover or Of
LAMB, IA -Four sI between the Bowery and Second
svenue. my50 l5ss
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% nEARnIAN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE

~
~ FALE-A few fae cottage sies the upland, In
> excellent neie hbOrbood and village lots well situated
COR business purpOses the Desrnsn station and Pier
mont ferry depot unsod a. te recent sucto1. Distance
fom the city lareequarers II a. hour Pnces low and
terms easy: Is per may remain mortgage or 90
per cent purchasers build Immediately Apply to COLE
CHILTON. AuctOueefsS Wsll-st where maps and cir.
cuiurs with fGl particulars, may be bad. myl0 lnFsMs
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LEGHORE HAT nAEUFACTORY.
&.x~,J. WILSON'S Leetorr Hat Marufzcfory, Eighth
49, avenue, am house sbo7e Twenfy-sixth-st wes
TX SIDE Persons having Leghorn boune.s or nsts car
Va have them altered into fashionable shspe, wiihcu
ny appearance Of piecng At this establishment my6 In
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80 AT PRIVATE sALE-A Farm Of very excel
lert land, Containing about 70 which there
about seven OF locust and other timber land,
OF 20 years growth said farm 10 part OF Center Island
stUsed In Oyster Bay hArbor For and further
particulars, inquire Of ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
nySl lw BrOad-sC
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VOsEPH GREss aoairn NICHOLAS BEITENS.-Io NICHO-
LAS BETIENs, defendant You hereby summoned aud re-
CURED plant this action, which filed m he
Of City and County OF New York. Al the CITY
Hall Of sad City The twenty lh day Of May 1870 and 70 serve
COPY the sad compliant the subscriber ~ DE
Office No 80 Wall street Of said City within twenty days after the
SER you, exclusive Of the day o such
and you fail complaint with the tune Aforesaid
plaintiff Wi take iud neu you for the sum
dors from the fir day OF April
thousand hundred aud ly beside the Of tins action
DATED May s. 1850 j. Lux, Panta's Attorney,
IawtwMf Oh Walat
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Holm ALIRN,s AMERICANINLAN PAS

IOHN ALfEN's AiiEhiCAN lNf<ANUF PAS
~ SAGE LlNE-Liceused by the authority OF lie Ss.e
and City Of NewYork-For he Protection Of Emlgranss
and other Psssengers-Ofce Isl Cedarsi New-YOrk.-
The subscriber has been engaged In forwarding Merchsn
disc and Passengers from NewYoTk TO the Western and
Southwestern States, over twenty-five years. bat 81 tie
present time directs his whole attention 20 the Forwarding
OF Passengers and end their luggsgehis fsciues for
which unsurpassed by any house In toe business be
sceOmmodste the traveller with any mode Of convey
snce-s1eemboat railroad, eana-6rsl secondclass
cabin seerage that he grade h expenses by hs
choice Of the eheI modes Of eonysyanceA OF which
Persons residing N this country having friends emil
grating from Euro,s the interior Of United States
VIII render hem Lndness by directing ths on tssr ar.
rival In NewYork 20 call AZ this Office before engaging
thelr passage elsevhere-ss here they will be kindly
treated honestly dealt with and ell contracts carried ou 70
he letter. Any Arrangements made with tho following
Agents shall be Gully complied with BY JOHN ALLEN
AGENTS.
EIesrer Jones IS Unon-st Liverpool
HebTy Allen, Albany.
Thos Hyde. KiDg.st Towerhl, London.
John Rigrey, Rochester.
Wpism Iofn Doyle Belfast.
William Allen, BriAo
Richard Eliot Det-c't
af1 atlar ID n naod
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IN PURSUANCE OF The Surrogate OF tie County Of
orb, Notice hereby gwen 70 al persons having CLAIMS
aeanet MARY FRASER late ofhe Cy OF New York single
woman tie with thereof TO he sub
srer ~ the Office Samuel Stiles. Nc. W M street. the C
of or h day OF October neNt-Datei
New York, the 9th day OF April, 1850
a29 lwtne SAMUEL L. BURRI1T, Adm nIsirator
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-02
spRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

THIS Institution is agreeaby situated In healthy part
Of Loudoun county Virginia eight miles west OF Lees
burg and two miles south Of the stage road leading rom
Washington 20 Winchester.
The summer term will commence on the 18Th OF rim
month (Nay) The winter will commence on the 10Th
Of Eleventh month tNovember)
The branches taught are-Reading, Writing Arithmetic
Geography History Grammar Competition bookkeeping
Natural PHILOSOPHY Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany Alse-
bra Rhetoric, the French Language Drawing, Painting
and Needework
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy, Astrono-
my and Chsmisry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library cabinet Of minerals and philosophical sppa
rafus provided for the Of the sehoa The descriptive
Ia strictly parental and effort made to induce in
the minds OF the pupils love Of and desire Of
cellence ~ the proper stmulants TO exertion
The terms for tuition, board, aud washing 100 per
annam go per Of % weeks The only
50 per quarter for lights pens and pencils 90 per
quarter for French lessons and the for drawing and
painting Books aud stationery furnished at the usual pr
ces, when required.
Scholars the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed TO
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice. directed
to Purcel's Store.
Dec. 6. SAMUEL M. JANNEY, Principal
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-02
VOL. w.


THE subscribers offer their services persons wshno
obtain patents In the United States In foreign ea
tries ami win prepare specifications and drawings and
all necessary steps 70 secure patent. -
From their long experience practical mechanics
TO thorough knowledge Of the Patent Laws and
with the details connected with the business 81 ~
Patent oce they trust they viii be able to give
TO their employers both In the clearness and pree 20
their specifications and In the pr0mptness and sbi,
with which they all business inrustd 10 them
Persons residing az distance may procure all
iniormaton have their business transacted and obts
patent by writing TO the subscribers without mourning
expense OF personal attendance at Washington "e
Models can be sent with perfectssety by the Expres
Rough sketches and descriptions can be by mail
foreytieuceo OF their competence and integrity theyo
respectfully refer to all those for whom they have
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THE BROWNSVILLE WATER CURE ESrAB-
LfSIiNENT,
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Under he care 81 Or. z. BqefZ,
CONTINUES TO be open for the reception Of invaids
~ Many Improvements have been added for the comfort
and accommodation Of patients. This, together with the
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give the the public that hs establishment shall
still continue merit the parcna. OF those who may place
themselves under his
The location is retired and pleasant, mile and half east
Of Brownsville The daily intercourse between Pittsburgh
and Brownsville with boats Affords easy from the
South and West.
Six towels two cotton sheets comforts and linen for
baniages, are necessary TO undergo the treatment.
Terms, six dollars per week, payable weekly.
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