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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On the evening oil me
9ih nsL Mr. Anthony Vreeland, resident o. WesI ~.
ford. Pslssie County, his reurn from ns~S. 800,
be bad Josi disposed Of load OF coal Hnsn ~ % -
bOIbood OF heads Salin wss accos'eo ~ s - ,n.v
requested ride N tia coal cart de coosel7s; Ss--
rode with him some distance when they "a
TITO az adjoining swamp. They have lna, 2..s,
paTsuiL NeNtfk A4'7'A'ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

u In South Carolina the minority own the muony
The slave population The ssI census shows exceeds
that OF me free by 100 $50. gainesville Telegraph
1t is JUS. so throughout the Union. The slave
bolders-a small pinority-own Us all, and com
pei us by the aid Of dough faces to do all their
dirty work, sEd find ourselves. AHkee Dem.
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And so on increasing 10 Sterling equal 70 10 % Cuiro1
cy FOR every sddtons n or fraction OF . 10. .
Yesterday the weather became delightfully."- me
and SDring like l. c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

STATE SESATE.-Hon. w. j. Bacon has been
nominated BY the wings OF the XIXh Oneids Serstosl
DsTict The candidate for Senator place OF Charles
Mann, res gnsd. Mann has been reuomnsted but 10
believed will Be badly beaten. We hope 80.
T9uTalo Exn
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The KENT MASSACRE The Cecti ND Whig
states ihsI George sheon OF The party recently
nouneed srresed In connection With he uaemeot OF
DFumHono, hearing that the officers were amer him.
came 10 and himself up stating bis ability to prove
clear abb. The parties will have bearing on Wednes-
cav peTt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

SHOWING HIS EARs--The Editor oil the h'c@
,nond Whig propose. that the first business oil the
q. Senate on assembling next y" inter- Oe 'n0
expulsion Of Mes'r'. SEWARD and SUMNER from
tbs, grave and dgnihed body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

y The site for Custom House in Pittsburgh
haS been selected IL the lot the OF Smiihhsd
and Finh occupied by foundry, 40 BY 100 feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

vE. w. Stone, Esq, has been appointed
Adutsnt and Qunr'erni sster General Oh Ma''S'
cbu.etts. vice Geo. II DcyerAux, removed
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cy The steamer Alabama, Capt Ludow'~
,,yeJ Yesterday amorniDgfrom Savannah. we are
Inhabited 10 our friends Of the Savannah Georgia."
Tor BJuthern papers
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Jenny Lind In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, fuesosy, April %
Isnny Lind's Concert this evening IS TO be de-
o,.3 10 charitable purposes The auction this morning
wu 1gey attended, and ncsets soid a. hgn ~ % o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

EF Ex Chancellor WalTortb, was marrlea e GA
-, =, nvsgle Illinois lbs widow Of Col
Hardir who WA killed n The battle OF Sesas ,..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

r. The City Hotel in Lowell, Mass. was
badly esusgei by ERE on Saturday Last
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CAN ADA.
Election OF nIackeDzie-Halifax aud Quebec
Railroad Commercial Statistics Fire Mt
KipgstOn- Cheap Postage,

Railroad Commercial Statistics Fire Mt
KipgstOn-C Cheap Postage,
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
TORONTO, Tuesday, April q.
The Liberal press has received with loud con-
or,,ns,;on. the return OF Mackenzie to Parliament
for the County of Haldimand. McKinnon, one
of the rejected candidates, has made show OF
protesting against Mackenzie's return, on the a.
legged ground Of insufficient qualification and bad
votes The protest is a mere sham, and will re-
sult in nothing Mackenzie qualification is per
fectly good and the story about bad votes is only
a particular way Of expressing disappointment
Tucker, late Register of the Province, whom
our Government has just given heavy pension, is
about to retire 10 England to enjoy his stipend
drawn from the industry OF the Canadian people
The Halifax and Quebec Railroad question
is Just now attracting good deal OF attention In
ali these British Provinces. The Imperial Gov
eminent officers to guarantee the interest on the
necessary loan at three and half per cent, the
Provincial Legislatures pledging their available
revenues for the payment Of the interest aud the
repayment of the loan. The official estimate Of
the cost Of the road is S24,O0O,OO0. New Bruns'
wick, through her Legislature, has distinctly re-
fused the conditions on which the Home Govern
ment offers her guarantee. She had previously
pledged herself to the support of the North Amer
lean and European Railroad. 1t is probable that
this decision OF New runswick will delay, II not
indefinitely postpone the construction OF the Que
bee and Halifax Railway. That Province, In
ls49, granted tes mlesOf LANDS on each side OF
the road in aid of the undertaking; and although
she has no intention TO withdraw that amount OF
support, she positively refuses to give more. Can.
ada, even if New Brunswick assumed its share OF
the responsibility, would be required TO increase
her debt TO the extent of eight millions of dollars,
on which she would have to pay an interest OF
$4,000. Whether our Legislature would az
sumo this additional responsibility Is matter OF
doubt In the mean time the c1ess seems rather
inclined to answer the question in the negative.
Should this Railroad be built &c Quebec, it would
most likely soon be extended as far west as the
River St. Clair.
heioowing is the value of Canadian imports
for 1850, in Halifax currency, -four dollars TO the
/ pound;
l Rr,H.h N A Coionaa sO4 10 8
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sho, In attempting 20 eject an0tner Ir""
pas ,hs Occupation Of Farm

DV5IDNs tWDsVuJf 1HF'19
A. Monroe. Me-, on Friday last, msu named
AZ coe1sn. accompanied or Deputy Sheriff Cunnlng
BAN arc ou N which held Illegal possession Toey
Jews soors barred and the inmses armed VIII guns
pi.chforfs He oscers were endesvorng TO force the
Whes ~ ~ss fred from The inside, which instantly
uoof 49, cn1.ns fhe Jewels were finally captured ana
sned 10 jsil Several citizens OF Munroe are sara "
- i.,nlte sted IN the resistance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

Las Of Br. Bars BOSTON. TUESDAY, April D.
Adams arrived ~ this port
- C.Irnis and repo.,s going aIhe rate OF about nine
IN iat IS 8, lon ~ N contact with the British bark
81 ss &c Tyne for Adm with
.i snd sbe sups 70 .nrceeded 10 getting aboard the
~ svr Soi eO!nS, hs s. ;'Osd
On he ND H. H. - and for New-York They we're
xcsrsv from Bristol Of NewYOrk totally dis
bo. ..s I'd apparently sSsDdoneo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

MGvgorsf e. Garrett vs.. Erasfus T.. Garrett
su.i fer srourd sdntsrs Referee.
os Il M Vac Hovelbagh, pas Attorney decree Of avores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
Superior Court Bes,,- Jgdye puer.

John M-FdTroH ". Catherine Ne Fdrran-Suit
or evotc- Ga Rs.r'- ,si
Of " Naa Hvsaough, Pl.auss Atorley, decree ~
rrazied
Eaf,r LIZ Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
EVEMALE SEMINARY, GOSHEN,
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
lVe GIAfE INSTITUTE, 2ls FOurth-st corner OF Ase-
.dougsl fronting Washington qusre-BOARDlN8 OE
PAATMENf The Principals having received frequent
applications from the city and country to lake Boarding
Pu, are now happy 10 announce that arrangements he
mos character made BY which the pc
eulN advantages ola City high school sy Dc seoueos
tho.e who are TO avail themselves Of lie benehu
Tb1 retired location Of this nsuton facing ss does ths
largest Park 10 the city combines every advantage OF NE
so5nrv for the heahhiness ofla pupils The School year
10 divided OF eleven weeks each coHlnanc
ing September sh, November 25 February 10 and Aprn
ri Boarding Pupils will be continued during the Summer
vacation II desired FERNS reasonable Circulars obtained
stthe Institute or by addressing the Principals, likewise
the Bookstores OF NJ. H. Newman 1893 Broadway and OF
d Appleton 200 Broadway. Pupils admitted 81 any time
ard charged only from the date Of entering
~ NJ B. The next School term IL will % observed
commences Monday, April 18th.
q. w CLARKE, A, N. pnre,naIa
milf JAS TANNING, A NJ. h'N"P
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc

HNARRYTOWN INSTTTUIE.-A 90
u lect BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys q Tnryiorn,
New YORK A NEWMAN PhncipeL-ln MS insul1u0n
Young Gentlemen are thoroughly Instructed 70 Al ne
branches OF an English and Classical ed1cauon Inc Pee
on Bosrd snd Fulton including bed bedding washing and
epdiug u rom $3.50 $3.50 per annum according 20 me
sr.rhes prEued Circulars containing parcuas, refer
sncss ar cau be obtained ~ Spading Shepards BOOK
Siore 500 Broadway and a. T. h. Wcoxs United States
school Agency, 20 Broadway, or 81 ADDRESSING no.e 10
the Principal Lno uMWo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

4 DAN of 100000 for the CITY of
- ALBANY The Finance Committee ofihs Common
Council u the City Of Albany pursuant 10 resolution OF
said Council hereby give notice, that sealed proposals
Will be received uu Friday the 9th day OF Msy next al
oclocs in ihe afternoon OF Ibst day. for Loan Of Three
Hundred Thousand Dols under The provisions OF inc act
entitled Al ActIo provide for supply OF water IN ne
CITY Of AbsDy,' passed April 9, 1890 and as amended
April H. 1851 FOR which transferable or coupon certlhcstos
OF stock will issuei entitled Albany City Water
stocE bearing interest the rate OF six cent per
num-psyabe semi sRnusy One half part OF the pftn-i
pa said loan be roimburable ~ the expiration OF
weu yfve years and Tho other hall part ihs expiration
OF thirty years from the first DAY of Februsry last past
The proposals may be for Tho whole or any part OF sad
loan moi less hAa 600 ald should De sealed up and on
dorsed Loan for The City OF Albany and enclosed In al
envelope directed TO the undersigned
Fech proposal slate distinctly inc rats OF premium
offered Tor toe sock remburssbe In % years ard also
that renbufssbe In 80 years tho sum OF money 1hn
will he paid for each sO0 Of stock and Tho sddre" OF no
person or persons making The proposal
The money will DO I.qured 10 be paid by deposits TO tne
credit Of the Chamberlain Of the city In hs bsas OF tns
State OF Ne-York In the City Of NewYorf sr the new
York State Bank In his city, - follows;
100000 on the 18th DAY u May.
10000 the let day Of July
100000 on tho lot day Of September -
The interest on the sid stock will be paid semi Annually
on The srst DAYS Of February and August In each year
the Bank Of the SAFE Of NeW-1Orf aud inc principal TO
imbursable In the City OF New.Yorh.
The Committee reserve rgnt 10 take less sum man
the amounts above specihed II the Oilers In no ophion
are NOT adyanta geOus 10 tho interests Of lhs ely
Albany April a. 1851. TEN EfCk,
JAMES ID WATSON,
ALDEN MARCH,
AAtN,e Finance Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

DANCING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
hTaCRsL co No. IS WOOD 81 PITTS suc3H re.
COLLECTIONS msde 90 al ths rkiNSi a. xa,sNus.sss
TINTED STATES kaerenee VI no"AVA .,,sx
Wins,oW, Laalsx 90. WAlSl "e
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FINANCIAL.


OCENT. kAILKUAD bUNUoi H<O.OOV.- 10 s1p-
serber odes for sale $4,000 OF he Bonds OF mo Chcexs
and GReps Railroad bearing Ten per cent ln'sfeeA
York and the principal convertible in The s,oeh of ne
Company any time within four years
rhls Road forms link In the great chain OF ROADS non
the Atlantic cities to the hississPp River and possesses
valuable local traffic IL IL one OF me cheApsea
roads In tie world having cost bat about $1,000 pos NILE
10 Elgin TO which place Il 10 completed nom Chicago
Fhe ssl dividend Of this Company eight per cent fos
ak months on the finished portion OF tho Road
The Bonds aforementioned are portion OF nose usued
Tor tie purpose OF extending the Road 10 bev1dero "
which pcintlts under contract
These ten per cent Bonds for sale In amounts OF eo
and 600 al lO per cent with interest nom LEI May nor
and furnish the cheapest perfectly safe security on ses
market
Further particulars be obtained Of hs subscriber
ms MWSth JOHN THOMPSON. 81 Wall-st
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Monday ss,s, n siNs.-The Boston Journal OF
ss len By ' ~ oa b. mission to ssvaausS Sins ans
evssr hr Po,,,,S Isss In the j. 81 savannah ana his
purchase he freedom 40 go, 60, n'lso 70 any proposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

SUMNER TERM.-Tbe Summer Torn
- on Prof R NJ BROWNS Classical and Commercial
school, 67li Broadw way, will open on Monday the %Ih
tnS, va -i ale Il MWG9'
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THE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY

a NHE IAhh IOW II oENIIA y n II n
Il FOR YOUNG LADIES' the Misses b SfEED, Phn-
cpps will open ito Summer term Tho hrst OF May next
M nbsr OF Boarders limited TO twelYethere are cow
four vacancies The neghborhood 10 one of the pleasant
est and heahest In the SsIe Of Ne~York and he fups
enjoy all the advantages Of home and scholastic lnsLt-
tuie combined Applications to he made TO RICH BUS
FTED Counsellor al Law, - Willismsti g. w BUS
FEED, ISL Thrd-avenue or al the Seminary al 5W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

SCHOOL.-English, French, and Jas
Ssca Boarding snd Day School for Young La9es AZ
der.ilt averue Clifton glsten-Issnd. Mr.. j. y "VODS
Principal The summer session will commence AsJ d.
spd close July 81. .rsrru T. m q
Circulars may be had Al CLARK, ASsa aE1 49, .E
Book Store, s5 Broadway, and 81 Io .S1LaS5,1 ~
cy 295 Broadway. " Y. AL lm - !" go"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

IDA RENTS OF GUARDIANS lnqulnnS
4 FOR BOARDING SCHOOLS are respectfully solicited
TO address the oscrber Principal Of the ALLENTOWN
ACADEMY, Lehigh CO. Pa The Annual CsiMogSe'
containing in ts city reTms atvanIayss &c
viii be returned. ala i'm ROBERT G. CHANDLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

I'VE Teacher Of experience will Instruct In schools p
vale pupils in Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, Navigation,
suryey ing Engineering Drawing. Perspective with pans
prohles charts &c. Address frgonometry, fnouoe-O
kcA ~ lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
SINGING LESSONS.-A Gentleman

SINGING LESSONS.-A Gentleman
Srecenty from London, begs inform the inhabitants
Of NewYork snd Brooklyn that ne intends giving lessons
the formation of the vOice 10 principal feature ne
undertakes teach any lady or gentleman VINO mas sur
fcent voice TO capable Of speaking dstncuy and VINO
viii exercise reasonable care and Industry however
lille Ter music may naturally exist osng win corecs
ness and propnety Schools AND families attended, on
moders terms An early application 10 requested sss
factory references will he given For terms Nc Apply gu
personally from 10 O'Clock or on honday or sAtlr.
daY eyenngs from 70 81 al 80 HenrysL Brooklyn aIo W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

rr,.,sS LAkcESY.-JohnW Witty was on Monday
SIS we,,S n charge Of grand lsrceny 10 sealing about
sorsA Of tool, Ss essuos. togeahe. via seoa sl0o
hshi, ssss,ss IVm The foundry Of lsatc Holloway 10
q he .,e.s ee-eee roird and Fourth sv portion
enseA on s,svgety wss 10 possession Of the g,
fimpson ~ sey isst he wss taken brkDre Jusuce
- eoIn nlaed " prison Dor nxsminnrinn
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS,

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS,
DKent COMA Fuller. Principal Number limited
H. p years Of age Crculsr, ana 9'aet lIo'
mstion afforded gratis al Il. II. WILLOWS, T. scnooi
Agency, 293 BrOsdway 40 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

GLASSES in the FhENCh LIN
OGIAGE will be formed A. Mr. A. LGWE'S rooms,
p ciIy Hal Place In the bsse%ent ref,oes %i,apg .
sverS - sI,r,fsys and sundays excepted. Terms
odSrse Private lsssons Will be amended % nreqaifed
40 5lMXAS-
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HOYTrS COLUMBIAN LINAMENT

EE-Wuhout exceptions this invaluable compound Is
b greatest remedy In existence for the safe ana speedy
cure of Spraius Swellings Rheumatism Bruises &c Nc
Certificates OF the most remarkable cures can oe seeh
The agencies oil speaking In The biz hest terms OF s inaa
fold virtues a.. A., ,, ..
The following is from person who now walks daily 90
ard from bis business distance OF miles ne assures me
nroprietor Thai what he says regard 10 the lnanent
not couched language strong enough 10 express MS 1851
"e' - ~ "NEw.YoRR, May 10, 1850.
"DFAR sRIt gives me the utmost pleasure 70 aia ny
testimony of the great and indescroaole oeuu,
have received from using your invaluable Lnameh Las,
August was attacked with Rheumatism which continued
to grow worse, although tiled all the remedies uAs
would be had Finding myself growing SUI wotse'
concluded take trip down the southern coas az la os
Texas thinking the change OF climate would relieve me
bu. | returned worse than ever. such conoluon We
in that | oit the my limbs; they were az OF AWE
out OF shape by the horrible al ony which sun
obliged frequent narcotic pouons IN oIoe
10 get temporary relief from my suferings whlch cOa
tnued to increase On the day OF my arrival, your Lns-
ment was presented 10 me to Try got trena 70 osne
ne with Il quite freely and is seemed as II some magi;a
influence was working meso agreeable was the sen
saiion II produced That night enjoyed good nighrs
rest l continued to apply your Linament and In Iwo
weeks could walk without any difficulty IL any
person should have any doubts IN TO The auer and
will call me- will convince him That Il has done TOR me
even more Than is describe above,
Yours, sincere;
GEG. W'BRADY, 20 springst'
As horse remedy Il has attained great popularity hs
owners Of $1,000 horses have certified
Sold by the druggist generally IN extra large bottles
price 80 cents Agencies at lS5 Chslhamst sos Bowery
SO Fulton N CsnRsL 57 Hudsoa-sL IS COurtlsndt ct
Wholesale orders addressed 10 WIN II. HOYT 1871 West
Twenty. sxlhsL will be sent 10 al parts Of the world
fZ5gfgAW
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CHANDLERY.

FAMILIES wishing to obtain a good and
II pure article Of SOAP would do well TO cal At nv
Il made Of The best materials being entirely free 2om
hsl o. ahe Cher urous ingredients so much used in
ooeP ~ - eess OF that s'ickey property common in
poor soap ed Will bot become dark by Also Pa
tert CANDLES, which WI rem ain hard 10 auy climate
and bum longer than Sperm Fancy Soaps Of every kind
for The toilet and bath use intending The Palm goap 40
well known a. a remedy for chspaed hands The above
are for sae II sny Crsny for Trial Goods delivered free
oicnarge w HULLS SON,
l<S ln' 100, ITO and ll2 Cia-st north sad
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AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL

n For The rapid cure OF coughs colds, asthma, Group,
hoar.eness hrcnchids tna recipient consumption and
Tor The reef Of ccrsumpye patients IN sdyaneed stages 81
The Giseaee. - -. Il. -.
tbs rem edy "a offered 20 The community win ne eoas-
derre ,. ice. In an article which seldom fails 70 realize
,b fsrp'~st Effects that be ceifed 30 VIDE Is he
field o - use ness and numerous ~ cases o. ~ cures
hnt most every section u me country aoOgnds IN persous
puh.y known who have been restored rom at ming ana
even dsspcrste diseases OF the lungs ny TIC use "nca
once Uicc IS superiority every Oihrr Hroee " 10
kind sppareni 20 escspe obseryaon and ~hefS 10
virtues known he puoc no longer nesiSe WIS anu.
doe 10 employ for Tie distressing and dangerous Srlons
OF the pulmonary organs which are incident 10 our climate
Ard only the formidable ATTACKS upon the lungs oct
Tor ne der varieties 81 Colds Coughs Hoarteness Ne
and children IL 10 The pessanest snd ssiesi medicine
thar can Obtain ed No family should be without II, ana
those " ho have used IL. never vii.
Prepared and sold by james c Aver, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass and sold By Henshsw Edfnands Co Doe
ton Reese 4 CousoD, Baltimore Hsviand hsrral Co.
Chsrrsop: Jscob > Fsrrsnd. Detroit; T. h MeAhster.
fcpsviIe. Theodore Prck Burlington Isaac ID James.
Trenton; John Gilbert Co Philadelphia; w h.
Gilman, Washington Chss Dyer. Jr Providence " Sae'
ers Ia Medicine everywhere 10 I'm
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A TPRIVATE SALE.-AFARM pleas

OTbe subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Country Seat situated Long Island Sound "a miles from
New York In Rye, WestchesIer Co. on the New-Haven
Railroad Il will be sold Ia parcel, OF divided into
parts OF from 10 80 screseach having splendid build
fng sle &c Or he will sell In parcel the Mansion
Uonse and outbudings with from so 10 IS ecres. The
land IL OF superior quality, well fenced, sc For further
partcuars inQuire Of JAMES BARKER Jr. IS Seventh
D. or the subscriber on the premises =, amman
jl6 3w$ HENRI NJ bAhhEh-
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: S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &c.

Dthorouhly taught by W J RENVILLE 289 Broad
way Eecb student separately and carefully Instructed
and is en- sbed readily apply In practice The knowledge
Impaired 10 him. open day and evening. Terms mod
eTsie Us Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
LOAN FUND ASSN
INRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
IAANLL CONILl Ut IlVtNIIVlN' =.
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE, II Waist !
Ney-YOrk ian I. 1851.

-
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE, II Waist
New-YOrk, Jan. /, 1851.
NOTICE.-IR pursuance Of resolution OF me Board OF
Directors Tie hitherto existing mode Of loans Of naf or
twO-thrds Of the annual premiums paid by Tie n
sured discontinued IN reference % policies 70 ne hero
after granted And The Board have introduced the follow
Ing and favorable system OF loans for The ilinre VIZ
party insured for the whole term OF life may 81 any
time borrow one half the amount Of annual premium with
out security, deposit OF policy and Is entitled 10
division Of profits
He may al any time surrender his policy, and receive
back az value thereof Cneha tie gross sum paid By him 10
annual common premiums.
THIS form Of loans applies OILY TO policies hereafter
70 be Issued.
party already Insured for whole hs may. payment
Of & small convert his insurance into new policy p
on the loan system now introduced
Parties already insured and entitled 20 twOlrd loan,
are not shut from said ty0ird loan, II they prefer H.
upon the terms stated In the societys pamphlets.
partv may a. a moderate annual premium, insure FOR
life and he survive reach the age Of % years the f
sun insured Up $4,000 viii be pad % him. or II be dies
before reaching hat age, the fan sum Insured viii be paid
70 h.s family or lega representative.
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR JANUARY
{ L HABICHT, Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER,
SAMUEL ). ROWLAND,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAN,
ROBERT @. DILLON,
J. KEARNY RODGERS. ND.
El2Zawt' }. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

NOR SALE-At New Rochelle, nearly

EOR SALE--At New KOcheIIe, nearly
n new Stone Cottage and Grounds on the principal
street leading from the village 10 the Steamboat
Landing Size Of ground is a. feel by 1872 on the corner
OF Bond and Elm streets Also lot adjoining 50 by $50
feet The cottage Is 10 by 90 story and half beside
basement a good well of water, and most desirable
residence for a person who would have gentee and
convenient coniry residence at small expense For terms,
ia Tvs Z. II. BROWN, II walst