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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

Admitting then, that the largest estimate is cor
rect and that it will require forty millions Of acres
to redeem the Land Warrants that will issue under
the law which passed the House OF Representa-
tives yesterday yet from the above official statist
cal table it will be seen that there will be left
then upward Of THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY
MILLIONS acres of public land to be disposed Of,
the munfcence and wisdom Of Congress may here
after direct The friends of Land Reform who in
GOOD faith desire to see the public domain thrown
open 10 the actual settler without means, have no
good reason for complaint in the passage Of this
bill It is but the pioneer for the very result which
the Land Reiormers are struggling for and so far
from operating against the final success of that
great measure, il will accelerate its adoption
Gentlemen who have been so much alarmed at the
extent TO which the Military Bounty and proposes
10 90, would do well 10 study and preserve the
above table. There is public land enough for all
phianthropic or beneficial purposes and believing
It to be repugnant TO the spirit and genius OF our
Republican Institutions, that the G)vernment
should constitute itsef great land holder, am OF
the number who favor as early distribution and
disposition Of the public lands as possibly can be
made Of them. /. should never have been any
portion Of the policy Of the Government 20 rely upoa
the proceeds OF the sales Of the public lands rs one
Of the legitimate means Of producing revenue.
Direct aud indirect taxation should alone be re.
serted to for such purpose, and the the pub
lie lands cease % contribute to the support OF the
Government, the sooner will that protection to the
manufacturing and agricultural interests Of the
country be secured, which all wise and provident
Government should provide for.
The news that has reached here Of the rapid and
extraordinary manner in which State C0nsttu-
zion hiss been formed in New Mexico, has created
the greatest excitement in the public mind Ny
opinion as frst blush IS, that it viii make both ex
tremes more ultra than ever, which may resalt in
keeping California IS well as New Mexico out Of
the mon. Others, however, whose opinions are
Of more consequence Ihsn mine take the ground
that it will secure the adoption Of the Compromise
bv bringing Southern Senators and Representa-.
ives to its support who have heretofore inclined
70 20 against il. A few days viii settle what is TO
be the effect Yours, Clio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

GIRRlT SMITH AND INK STATE TEMPERANCE
SooHTY.-Geuit Smith recently procured the fol-
lowing resolution to be passed by the New-York
State Temperance Society;
Rssslrsd Thaii Is grcss iaconseucy for The friends
ofIenrereice 10 belong 90 political rarses wh-n do not
COMMIT themselves faly openly sud heartily 10 heir nsws
fspers snd rneeglrgt ana nominations TIE doctrine
Gazing orinks; td received farther tat gug As hsy %
belong 10 surf parties there 10 Ae prchsoiyy Ia, civil
government val perm sreuty prohibii such sale
Having got this through, MIR. Smith went home
leaving the Society still in session. The next day
Abuer Bates, Treasurer got it resciaded on the
ground that it might implicsie the Society in the
Liberty. Hereupon M. Smith sends Mr.. B. the
following characteristic letter.
NJ. Asnsr Batss lrsassys e n T. STATE Teaperase, s.
ctsts
DEAR SIN learn this afternoon. that the Sosi.
ETY. Teconsidere6 and iescindei. yesterday, the ~
in the series Of Resolutions which il hsd psssed :
| have no doubt that il will be the gamer thereby
on the score OF popularity, numbers and frienda-
NeGertheltEs. is not the favor d Heaven a. he ex
pense Of which il purchases these gains worth h.
hniiely more than these gains cannot avoid the
conclusion, that TIE Society has made bad bar
gain; an Improbable exchange.
When you asked for contributions. day before
yesterday, gave my name for 500. Enclosed is
my draft for il. This ends my connection with the
Society say rot this with the least idea tia, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
From the Sandwich Islands,

The HoEo!gla PolyEesias OF March l6 has the
following
Elisha H. Allen, Esq. formerly Member of Con-
gIess Tor Maine, arrived safely the 9th inst by
way Of Panama and San Francisco. He was the
bearer OF Treaty between the United States and
this Government signed in w ashington on the Goth
Of December last
MIR. Allen enters upon his official functions next
week.
Also, In the same vessel Mr.. Paterson and LADY,.
Nj John Isdd, lady and son, old residents here.
and MIR. Baker, Of the firm of S. II. Williams & Co.
from San Francisco.
a later paper contains the official recognition Of
Mr.. Allen as Consul Of the United States for the
Sandwich Islands, and Of Mr.. Henry A. Paterson
as Consular Agent for the Island Of Mani
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SUMMER RETREATS.
scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, nj

HEATH HOUSE.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, so long aud fsvorsbly
known to Inc public will be opened Tor the reception d
visitors on the 18th OF June The house has beoa
greatly enlarged during the past year furnishing an exlen-
sve dming.room large number Of goodszed and we'll
ventilated bed-chsmbers and aud spacious psrlor
eli newly and neatly furnished, with special reference 10
convenience and comfort Connected with this establish
ment several cottages situated AZ 10 be retired aud
vet convenient TO the main building. These cotlAges
viii be let suit the wishes OF appcants ehsr entire
by the story room. The whole establishment has ben
lifted up In superior STYLE and the accommodations de
signed TO be equal 10 those OF any wsterngpsce In he
country.
The undersigned having become The sole proprietor win
give his whole attention 10 the business and will DO as
sisted In s management by Mr. David Al Crowel and
other gentlemen oflsrge experience.
JOSEPH II. MARSH.
Schooley's Mountain, May q, 1850. my5l Saw2ms
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Public Observation-Disclosures,
.~.-.~.. 4s.-.o ~ III. Trfk,ra

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June IS.
The passage Of the Military Bounty Land through
the House yesterday has made great deal more
talk, and created great deal more alarm as to
the quantity of Public Land the redemption Of the
warrants will absorb than there is really any
for. In all matters Of this kind, is much the safest
and wisest course to look at facts before coming TO
fixed opinion than to indulge in speculation as to
results, based upon an imaginary condition of
things. The highest estimate that have heard
placed by any of the opponents Of the bill, of the
quantity of Land that will be absorbed under its pro-
visions, is Forty Millions of Acres Now let US
see what proportion this bears to the whole quaint
~ Of Public Domain that remains undisposed of by
the United States. In an appendix attached to the
Report Of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office, showing the amount of unsold and undls-
posed Of Public Lands the 3Oth Of September
ls49, it appears that the total number OF acres of
unsold and unappropriated, offered and unotfered
Public Lands was Fourteen Hundred and Thirty
Millions Three Hundred and Seventy nine Thou
sand Three Hundred and Thrty-three Acres.
This vast body OF uncultivated and Incorporated
lands are scattered throughout the several States
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IrRY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS,
No. City Hall, June 25 1850
~ Notice is hereby given to all persons exempt from
Jury Duty, who have not registered their names ~ this
oce TO appear and show their grounds Of exemption for
the purpose OF such registration before the sh dag Of
July next They will thus avoid being summoned 70 the
performance of Jury duty WIN A. WALKER,
ieQS tJy8 CozmiGsioner OF Jurors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

" Notice.-The Special Committee appointed on the
several petitions presented the Board OF Assistant Alder
for Railroads In Broadway fifth and Sixth avs and
other streets hereby give notice that they will NEE. al the
Ofce OF the Clerk Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Friday 28th inst al O'Clock NJ All persons, either IN
favor opposed to such proposed Railroads respect
fully invited TO appear and present hsir views In relation
thereto ALONZO A ALNORD, sra.,.I
DUDLEY HALEY cPls
ie27 2gt s. L. II. WARD, No""I''ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

Society viii regret my Withdrawal No Society,
which studies 70 keep 10 the current OF the popular
favor, coyets the membership OF one SO odious as
my self Respectfully your iI nrn,rr su,ruz
e,ersboro' June 2, 1850. Shhhii urn.
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~ Notice.-rhe s1bscribers 10 ,

~ Notce-fhe subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Paterson and Hsckensack Railroad Company request-
ed at Peter Archdescons Hotel In Paterson, the
l7h day Of July next for the purpose Of choosing
Directors fhe Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock An TO
O'Clock P NJ Paterson, June 49, 1850
c. VANWAGONER D X. ALLEN,
J. CHADWICK, CHRlSrOPER COLT.
p MAGlNNIS, JOHN ACKERMAN, yr.
HENRY Il. VOORHEES,, Jr. Commissioners.
fa0S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

e To Boss Baker-.-The Operative Bskers' Union
House OF Call Resding z Room and library 10 open 81
IN Grsnd.IL daily, from ill NJ and Sundays
from g. and keeper Is always In attendance 10 give
every facility Bosses from city or couuty eitnef vsnng
or writing TO The House for men.
LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper.
JOHN H. RENNE Pres't
las RoprRrSoN Rac Sec ie92 imDSIWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

- Wigs and Toupces.-bArcHELoRs celebrated
VIZ Factory 10 al Waist where sl al lines 30
found The largest assortment In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere. BArcEELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal 81 The Fsir Of The American rsr
t1ts Copy the address myls AW&Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ RemovaI.-PHILIP ERNST Professor OF Music
and teacher OF the Bhm and other flutes and the guitar
respectfully informs bis friends and the public In general
Ney.York myl0 Smeody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
or O,RIcIIy,s Teleurnpb LIue., conn

" O'Rieily's Telegraph Lines, connecting
with all sections Of the United States General Office, sl
Broadway Open from 10 the morning I'LL IL at night
business with the ORiey Lines in any section OF the
Uled States will End their II teres TO leave their DIS
patches this Office, TO Insure prompt and correct uans
mission leo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
rv- Uud.ou River Water.Cure EstnbIlsh
Turytown, Jun.

ment st Taryiown with every convenience for treat
menL will be completed for the reception OF patients by the
w. f. d. PERSON MD
Tarrvtown June Is 1880 ie5 I'm
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" Notice.-Ccniignees per packet ship ADELAIDE,
Ross from Havana requested 10 permit their
goods without delay all goods not permitted By the 28h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ DR. Edward ii. Dixon, Editor OF the scslpel,
hss removed his consulting Offices 70 III Grsnss one door
west OF Broadway where be attends exclusively 10 opers
dive surgery and Office consultations from TO and TO
evenings The ONCE Of the scapeh ~ As!or House
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

- DIR. Houghton's Water Cure Establish
Broadway. iels Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

r. Union CoIlese.-Thsre will be meeting OF the
Class Of 1870 Con mencemenl Day Immediately after
the exercises In the Church By order OF last meeting OF
Glass. NJ p. CAYERr, Chairman
Amsterdam June, 1850 jeA2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ Water Cure.-T l.. NICHOLS, d. ID. and Mira
Cow NICHOLS 81 West Twenty secundsl near Sxth-ay
Consusons from 10 10 2 Patients received for full board
treatment day treatment visited al their residences
Iel2 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
PowELToN HOUSE twBuRGH.

IL THE PROPRIETOR OF this fsgorie and agreeable
a. place Of Summer resort taxes pleasure IN calling tho
attention Of the EewYork public 10 the fact thai be
prepared for the reception and entertainment OF either
transient permanent bosrders The high estimation Ia
which his house held D. families VITO have spent The sum
months there be IL will render extended nouce
ofts superior stscous In point ofoc4on, scenery dyet
&c uDueeeSaJy 10 .hs Psn -GAr i hss no eqaa on hs
Hudson River. Toe lsrcer, heretofore will be supplied
with every decscy te markets afford In addidSn 10 the
former facilities Tor reaching NeWbaTgh by sssfDbosis
there ave trains o. passing daily either from
kevfork ard Albsny Early zppicsion snOgid % made
for selection of rooms .ei0 2n~t @ DONALD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
RI Water.Cure Instirutcs-City and

~ Photographs Publications OF all sorls by
Anorewsk Boye pub1sned and for sole BY
je25 2AwDkWn JOIN, Z. ROW - sad ca Aus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ Lebanon Springs water-Cure Establish
menf 10 now open on lie 9Th Summer. For inform .non
address. Les lm'l N BEDORTHA. MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

~ The "Orange Mountain Water Cure, y at
So Orange ~ one hours ride by railroad from the City.
The establishment has private baths attached TO the ps-
ueus' rooms Address DR.. MEEKER, s. Orange, " J..
for terms jelM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

" Wntef.tUfe InstlIutcs-tIty HHu Couu-
try.-DL TRAIL receives patients al bis commOdOus Guy
establishment Is Lag htst and al Oyster Bay Con.
muncaon daily between these places by steamboat and
nrosd General Practice attended TO. Consultations 81
ia17 lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fowlers Il Wells, Phreaolo lists and z b.
fishers, Clinton Hall ISL HassaD-sL the PARK
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys
n al Tsryiowu, N. Y, A NEWMAN, Principal.
IL this institution young gentlemen vii De thoroughly .
tructed IN oil the branches Of English ana Cassic
education. reqUse for commercial pursuits or entering
college.
There TWO terms N = year each I'VE months Pa
summer term commencing On he hrst Of May and 10
Winter on the FIRST " November. Terms reasonsble.
Circulars containing particulars, references, kc en
obtained Spsding Shsphkrds bookstore, 1891 Broad
wsy, NewYork, or BY addressing cote 70 The Principal
nlyzO eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

u DR.. Shew'- Wafer-Curs Ipstffutiou, cor
ner Twelft+st and University place. me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

EEw-YoRK AND NEw-ENGLASO TELEGEARyS"
Merchants Line 10 Bosl< "a
nINIpEND.-The Directors OF the Nerss1.i.s.s
DNev-Ebglsnd Telegraph Company hav<rsscs,sS. %
dividend q seven l7) per ceni payable % Pr@ssso,
az eheF the 9Th q jay. in LEFFERrS ss.-s'fe
W JEKoNg, sec'y ard Treas 49,
HANGINC.-P,o-gta S01 cooD, from % % 50 inches
vide, Different qualities ard cologs0S Isa &C
turing Priess GACNf ADERkIC <S"s" ~ S'4l-s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
LEBANON STRINGS,

V'BE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to this celebrated
Il Watering plsce 10 by the NewYork and New-Hsven
and Housstonic Railroads 10 Pshed, and thence only
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving New. York by the O'Clock A. N
Express Train arrive at the Springs a. The sage
accommodations this route such will insure com
fort and dispatch.
through Pitished take the late Evening Trsns and
remain night 10 Bridgeport leaving there 81 1910 n
Fare through 81 80 lei 4w<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
LEBANON SPRINGS
and ne

f. G. LEBANON SPRINGS
49, sses-ss.s-ssss=s aud gls
SHAKER CITY,
(yis Hudson k-fhe shortest ard expensive rouN
30 thes- ceebfsed places BY he dlfson River Rsrosd
ard STEAMBOATS, TO badsoo thenee . ne dadson Railroad
ard stage (lhroUgh snsksr Clryl 10 the Springs
Psss.rysr. frr NJ Yorf hv H. T,,rr{rs train ana
bosis usy STRIVE ~ he spyugs ats Of the Day
Passengers by The evening trsr ard oOas from New foff
nay reach tn springs lhe morning. al "a O'Clock
Fsre from Hudson 10 ihs Springs 81 50
ielS SIN T WATERMAN S1pf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
coal.

COAL.-Now lansfpg, Peseh o.ehsId CoaL ess n, =.
Os,ove sizes Of q Frty soPoi''i s-~-S '0' 40
lOwssl market prcsa. y1s.oe-ty OIL s,, ,s...v
sssc - I'D corner % Fourth ard Taompson "a
y AN DELIVERING TIE oes; Red Ash Coal s.oss
g. - Ton my yard corner Of King and 0Feeu -
f.Ts ~ ron bosis lmys5 2n'l PETER cLiSIVN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

A1EW-YORK AND UARLKU RAILROAD
~ COMPAkY-1no fourth semi sHsusl dividend % ths
Preferred Stock Of his Company a. he rae o. eight
cent per snuuIn, will be Paid Al he Office Of tie Company
TrOn Row and sfef Tuesday the second day of July
next TIE transfer books Of he preferred stOck viii be
eossd Wednesday June IS. as O'Clock, ~ a1d open
Wednesday July 5, a. 10 o'clock, A ~ Dated New
York Jun - 1880
ie24 81 SAML- IA BLATCFOED, Treasurer.
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REMOVAL
TIE suBscEIsERs WILL REMOVE rEEIE
r0oKIEG-GLAsS AND PICTURE-FRAm&
kANUFACTORy AND wIRE-soOks

Nos. so md So bkoADvsT,
% OF sb0aG June ~,
"HERE, WITH INCREASED &cllres tot prouf
w and superior execution o. every braneh o. he'll -
ncss under th-r Immediate scpcFy1son. and kos;Z
suarRed sock Of frsf cuay lOokinsgsss sis
Gently framed 10 The ReanaEzEce, LaQis XIV. az
ryes together vflh veriet sssoriInen o. tt7,'eI
prices be CHAINED IL establishment n - ss~
slales gney are CONFIDENT OF tke liberal supper " -
trends and tie pgollc 10 general .st
WALLER KEEPS Is spracess
WAX ksvs s6r srran FrTnsr FOR seo1fsrnoof s-Ysy
% Gncieut sDd uoserr pstrbngA Of Which GEe 80
Con always BE- s-eE I1t -e-Y ary vil 20
~ % particular ssssluol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

OFFICE hERcASTILE MUTUAL Insurance Co.
New-fork. June "a 1850. :
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN lhsi th- eertif-
'esss Of prots ssaec for he year 1913 with he s,cr
ing Interest vii be paid 70 lie hote1 lhsreof heir 10
gal representatives., ard ser Monday, tie Sh day Of
July next q; which time al interest thereon WI ee1se -
csrufcAiss % BE- cancelled on payment
By order Of The Board.
ie2s w CHARLES EEwcOMB, sscrss,1.
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WANTS.

WANTED-I00 agents to canvas for new work just
w published Also Tor variety Of pictorial popular and
useful works As great inducements offered and
large wages be made any other similar establish
meni In the country. Call address, post paid "The
American Family Publication Establishment" q Nassau
o. up stairs hrsl door. jel7 I'm
MANIFESTATIONS : NUMBER o. excehens GIN
W and ctidfeo Tece1iy arrived fes from city hsblu
anu associations snd wiling 70 work for moderate Wsget
Application b. be the ccers of Commissioners 81
Emigration, IN the Para. No charges n2n
LIJANTED-To ADOPT child from one to two years
W Of sge Address o. W. 81 this office, stating whsre
an interview be had je16 ST.
NITANTED -Bosrd for a family a. Forg Hamilton.
w any other pleasant place short distance from the
city Address ". T. J. Tribune Once stating t-rus ie2s
4 PRACTICAL BOOkkEEPER whose uns
&Als fully occupied, would IKE 10 devote parI OF
sudi.ng accounts, wiring up another Of bOokf
Address Accountant boz l4S PosEOnce. my5o lm'
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NEW-LEBAN0N sPRINGs-ooLUmBiA

immense wing making s entire length about 500 feet and
capable OF accommodating $50 visitors very large num-
Der OF taken for the by families and per-
hsps place combines many attractions for health and
pleasure.
By taking the morning cars by the New.Hsven end
Hcnfsionc Railroad Hudson River Railroad, via Hud.
passengers arrive a. the sprgs At 81 o'clock 10 tho
afternoon. Fsre through only s. 80 les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
FoR NEW INVENTIONS.

GAS, STEAM, WATER.-LEAK / DUNN. Iss
" Csper A. deaers 10 wToug htron ppe and hgngs u
AL kirSs Tor Steam Nster Ca, &c Gas Apparatus erected
foy ughuug His ChuTcheA aoss ard other public build
ngs steam and hos wafer apparatus for warning buildings
Coils made 10 order 1eil In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

w. CRAWBUCK
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of "a NJ
w meroUs Ienda and customers 70 bis Upholstery
ard house furnishing roOus 88 Grar1-sL where VII
b found complete sss0rimeut Of De following sricies
VIZ F7shers, Beds MsgIesset Hair Noes Hasa and Sea
grAss Also, Becs--scs u every Description Also, q
splendid variety q Window SHADES and Paper Hangingl
Old beds and mssuesserrsnOysec and made ecuAl
jel2lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

TO CANDLE lIAkERs.-The subscriber Get.
fully informs he trade LAT they be EappHei with
e1nclemoucs Tor making sesrne sperm sdsmanane and
ALLOW candies warranted 10 be Of lie very beat qualify aud
workmanship, Tie lowest possible prices References
giyen 10 some Of the frs, houses iE Eew-York.
jel2 In w WEBB, cor. Allen and Houston sis.
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NTALE BOARDING SCHOOL, wlhoa

Ifl necacut Abel WnnlOek. Principal AIrsogeneny
are maze for the accommodation Of few ncrs pgr3 81
this institution numbering now about thirty. NJ w ~
pectUliy invites rgrens intending 10 pace ter soos
school ID lie ccunlrS, sstey Themselves Of ne naoc
rseuts and scvarmges which this school ofers ean ,,
vssd without cculTy By he Of TIE New fork va
New Haven rsilrosd, which PASS through Nor~AE 70
cuen:ly every cay For particular Information eAse
circulars with rsmss Of patrons Obtained e. ~ eIos|
way "a Bowerv "a! Chatham 81, New York jelfSw
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DnILADEIPhIA nINnrER cAR

DHILADBLPHlAs NDNEl 1INs TEX CAR
PETlN6S-A new srucle-dsrK and hghI suotled
coors ingram make richly dyed and oil pain ed all wool
both sides perfect IN pattern forming bcQlsts OF COVERS
win GrecCn Scrolls &c equal 10 ANinster for only
by he manufacturer 81 81 per square yard, who dsf,srs
hiDei that eXper OF upward Of . years Ia
scurius ana importing fancy earpengs OIL cloths,
window shsces and msirgs n simneGse Establishment
Carpet Hal, rs end p h Seconc-st fTsi door below
Ctrsl Church Philadelphia, vii Justify bis Ipcns1rship
article every way equal 10 hdder minister, ard not
bird tie price. beautiful selection Of Brussels sad
vleve tpesry three ply and iagrain carpengs with oil
cloths vii be disposed Of very low prces
ciy sccepGrcss tinisresl scce5 20 mske room Tor fs
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