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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

AACHlAs PORT Arri AR sc.s A Z Sssl s1lr li,rr.,
g. 'r,1 of Nsv foni George E7a-s. hs.lf, SsFY.f
llBr 81 La-fs-.s sfro1l Wsrs8.so Ssh Ia---, Her
B-.lsgoft ''-
It- sr- SQTtl America Fosts Prov 5sr-s B,-Ls+t.-
FEES. eoi Ls1 uStoa. .-s2a. New Yofa A5srt Care. P
Msrtla Eclnss bost-1i Pane, Co1s:l de- Lac.ss ~ /.
none
S. Nsw Elg13 weave or Pr1vissncs stuck s8,e , 80
r-t 81 s sl rst sale a. sachor tss Rs.r .,s
Feat Fec isl-1 a4e-t SAFER ss--.t..
stfl si 80 eaGs- freely VI re agult, B.; Asf .s-a
ioai sh- cane OF alt l1~ pretty q b.
PHILADELPHIA. Aprl l5f. -lr.s-s.ts Wr-st1 T.r,. =
fort ksry Ptsoa, BaisaAl s,c- Mar al Ls,.s P5,
tsr, Ss~ Bedford Jsnss Barrett, Cos. NsF "a
Ce1rsa-Bans Marco, Lowry C--i1s-csi ia F- R-,.-.
oTs luls he l3 s. .ss1 ts Cl'a --hs Ja-1 b. .--s
tsV Loldol i-ses 6-srr. Fai RIVER, Jtmss Barrett CO
HsE hAVel MARY Patterson. BAst1 Blst.-. Wrsas T,--
o Georss Henry Esy, Gso-st5va' P-rpo5s Poss8 SYrs
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n moderate demand st5t d7ic-
Export from lSilo ljth April 1S91s lS9v'
Beef. ........... ..........-...bOs. .~-9l l'4.t
sy; sss 1Sa55
RICE-II inactive but the market Is steady 20 Tea soi
FisH-Have been very active. The sssi are 2ooo qaI
dry cod Al Ssd9 25 $500 bols MsssschIses mackere ~
S6dl0 . for No. No Al s9as ., and 80 do Hal
az Iol1 a. ?, T. Dol leH than tn ormer.
TOBACCO-II very dull snd prices sre steady = has
Kentucky sod ALL 6lic and 5 Virgins lqg' t1f sasla
on private Manufactured 10 Sesdy Dc nan1 go
1850 boxes sold within the las Two days principally con
mon o-'cptons part for Canada ami part iJ CtloroA
GROCERlEs-Are IL good cemast, though on oo}r
frn 1900 bsgs - Domugo cod a. "a i,, cssh 500 Is
gusyrs At lo3 dlo.c; 5tc RIO Al y 1le-c 14',-s .
firm snd 10 request; 500 b1s NevOfesns snd Ne"1efs
sod Al 9c Time AID if0 bids Csrdenss a. l-i PC snd
cargo OF Trinidad Cuba 81 4oc Sugar. Are u Acuvs E
~ The demand continues TO run on zorro co ana CI,a
Euscovsdo: go Of The former e7e, and $50 Of he s
Ter a. 4i0tic. ,.- -, -, d, 800
kei srsher lower The sses include D' sacSi Asn;oa'
NJ s1nno.ed s.! 525 90 MsTshalls supposed 81;
and 900 DO ground Supposed >, "a ooo a., ns
Ohio Al DOC cslh: and SO - good es'efn on pf's's
sfB40SNE-ssles 90 ooe ns Polar At sc, cash ..
LIME-The msrLe, FOR common 10 io"ef' ana 'uV'
LEAD-The tendency is still doWn"sfd sn1 ~ '1n'
Spanish sold a. ( ga. cash. 49,. NJ, -, =, It'll.
IRON-The market FOR both scotch fls AUG t-nsuIl
BarsE dull aud prices very ifree ar, sos uo-7s "
p an anxiety to res The sales are Slew hundred ls
Scotch Pig at2O &c az 81 from snip ana sore; 81. y y
Gsruheuie rom yard. So ID uns tag "a 4fs
IS So: $50 do IN ysrd. slightly damaged - "a aud ~
tuns Irish Wrought Scrap, about 81 a. NOS Tae s'oc.
! OF Swedes is small and holders hrm al 30.
LATHS-The market is better supplied with E2stern'
but with sclive demand prices are sl2por'ed IHs
ssles are 100000 al GA al 63t. cash and gu days
OILS-The market FOR Lnseed Is lrm al 71c' aZd som
light colorsd sold 81 something over ilat hgare w.
continues In request. the market closing h-my iaes 3
Bus selected g. 43Gic Sc DO rejsctei ii 1t-c and a.
New London SO 10 seiec ed, Sc cash delivered there
10000 n Palm the last 10 frat hands brought &c IL bona
for export; Is bbs Bank and Straits Il % AID Il %
| Bank and shore, s :. cash
TFAS-The sale went oil with spirit at Suo7snt ices
| Tess-Impor.ed per ships Wodan, Mary A1aias al
Clvde.
| Hvson-s6 hfch 81 sic
Hyson Skin-ll Oh al 27tc- $50
Tw ankey-0 hf CD al Sic; $50 do %84 60 d - US ca
/ do "a; O. 90 z - DO p !.
FlOweTv PekOe-5 Oh Al SIC.
| OraDge Pekoe- s hf Oh l74c. 49,
Oolong Powchone4 ch a. SIC; II do u % ht do VI.
PowchouF-gj0 ID "a a. 81 &C.
OO,o.3-2l hitch s. CO % co 49c; s. do ~ Sl3 GO =
| l.6 do "a 80 bKs do S5. $50 DO SAT ,.
suuch lO ch a. pc: 20 do p, l93 h' do 20 p d. q
In II Sc.
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Fire Mt Corning, steuben Co.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence OF Iuo IIIUuIo' -.
CORNING Tuesday, April Is.
Last evening Ere broke out in the barn OF tne
Clinton Hotel and spread with great rapidly Ine nanes
.non 10 the barn OF Corning House. sn4
carpenters shop the time the fire commQncaeo
70 Inc opposite side Of The sree 70 The shops sno me
Hvev buildings of Mr. Seymour. From the harness sno
of MT Shook 10 BHnE or corning tue treet ~" ~
vest blaze defyng the efforts OF me hre az
There Il considerable insurance but the amonai 10 no
known Yours, truly, A. o. O.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures Is


sAP-Couubs. Brer Liverpool, n Marshal Co Ad1 raj,
Bhfeu HagTe, Livingston.
BArt-Mara Morton, Bakley sa, Annah W Dan % CO.
rt-heiofm. tPlusl Rapport, Auser5am TIC nfsoa AoI
iau Lsoue Bradbury W I'm ngtou Thompson l-s CarOa
hsnsect, Bolivar W shmrtt Co. Heasc lBrl soolgs Hal
Lax. j Haulton Juaa hoalt5r, Douae, NoroA = "
well
schocnersS Hart o. r. Philadelphia Brett Nss Co. WI
ssrioIo Jones, Provtsls Psasa, Nsa-s Saga "a
6rahte Mslsha Go Ml gan wyatt Baltimore johnson
LQNtsl Jane. Eastman. Ba -llors. n Mason.
Also els yss,sf1ay, clip HsfuOua. DAsss. glasgow Dlahar
& ID uCl.
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ICtal. s.sssssssssssss .s''' 80
Z cnined during Inc month Of NJ arcl.

No silver coined during the month Of March.
Abont 40 miles from Portsmouth outward oil
M se.bosd and Roanoke Railroad have BEEN laid with the
heavy rail The remsioGef is being laid and the whole
lire to Weldon will be in operation BY 1e l'I July next
Tho Madison lind Courier, says The
BOARD OF Directors of the Railroad at The recsn' ssson
ordered seven fat class locomotive engines for the fau
rsda They also eirecleI The building Of five super pas
,enOer carr, ard two hundred ffeRht and hog ears
double rack from Columbus to Edinburgh was also deter
mined upop By fall the Madison Railroad Will he the
best in the West
The citizens of Middletown, Conn have voted
ss to 76 TO ask permission Of the Legislature to pledge
The credit OF the town Tor S2oso aid tue consru9a0n OF
the air line road. 90
E.P. Williams, formerly Superintendent oil the
Auburn and Syracuse Railroad, has been appointed S'pef
intendsnt Of The Michigan Southern Railroad.
At Boston, the Money market ranges from u
a. cent for good paper The supply fully equal to the
demand Stock loans range from as cent higher &C
cordDg to the quality OF the securities offered.
A Company las been formed for the purpose
OF building Railroad from Plausburg to Rouses Point
srd an Engineer appointed 10 make the survey
The Canadian Department Of Public Works
have ast published schedule Of the rates OF toll Ga the
Wesnd Canal for the ensuing by the Board The
principal reductions have been in Flour, Pork Butter
Lard, Iron, &c.
Mr. Prescott, the engineer OF the Syracuse and
Binghsm,on Railroad, hss completed the survey OF Two
rou.es from Syracuse to summit, through O1onia
ga Hollow Carda &C, tho other by way OF GAINESVILLE
aud SherInsn Holowsnd reports both as good routes
perfectly feasible aud with grade 10 no place exceeding
5Ofeet TO the mile.
The entire amount of iron intended for the
Terrs Hauie and indianapolis Railroad has arrived a
New. Orleans and large part OF il Is now on its way
rom there TO indianapolis and Terre Haute The whole
line Of this road graded snd ii Ia expected that With
strong force on The work this Summer It will be completed
by the fret OF December.
We learn from the Portsmouth Journal that the
work on the Portsmouth, Concord Road ia progressing
spdy. the uumoe Of hsnds employed for several "eeks
pss has been us and 10 be added The grading
will be completed in ok months
At New. Orleans there is continued activity
the Money market the demand being literally met, al
all prIces The banks conhnng themselves more
cosey than usual 10 their legitimate business and the large
offerings enable them einvest their heavy receipts IN
mos, unoxcepuoLsble business paper, There Is more
doing IN the street ard the rates paid have attracted more
cspisl
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SALES BY AUCTION.

N. MERwlS Aucuoneer.
RH BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trade
LIssle Rooms IS Park-row.
REMOVAL-B. L CO. have removed 10 The New
Store. IS PsrKTOW.
AT PRWATE sALE-BoHNs LIBRARIEs-COmprls.ng he
STANDARD series, which nOw embraces C. volumes, hs
Scientific Series, "a volumes; he Antiquarian Series ir
Il volumes re Classical Series, IN 10 volumes and the II
LsIrGied Series II 10 volumes. T1ese al wOrks Of
ceservecy hsh character n he yarols departments nc
cgec by he uLes and fOd e. low puces ether IL
complete sea or separate volumes TIE purchaser may
desire
Ful lsli MAJ be hLd q ne sslss Room.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, April IT,
AsHEs-The market Is steady bat quiet Sales OF 30
bbs al g for POS and - for Pearle.
Export, from LIST 10 l51h April 1911 ISDO
Pssgis ..,..... 81 2i8
COFTON-lt more active today 45O Oaes nave
changed HANGS partly for shipping. Holders willing
sellers.
Oompdrafre Statement u Receipts Exports and Stocks o.
Cotton at he JoLoloiag places az he dates named;
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stoier-J,1 D. lat 81 g 5, Don = 20 w. Cab
- o. fH jan j. lat :, n - W - - y
Soltal SO. on 90 .sri, t.sest - - Al fns 3l -
ION 90 = W bark Masr.o. D-val, Of All Tor No tL
sir va .e-1 PEP g. q lon 80 W .'ssfr- Nof.
red vhe AID 5e7g9bsby ths Massachusetts OF All '' wa
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Money is more abundant on call today, and the

Money is more abundant on call to-day, aud the
Banks are dtcoupting more freely.
Tho Act amending the b snking Act has passed
~, ga;ure and Only requires the signature Of the Gov
erpor 10 become law reqlires ell Banks ard Bankers
I,b, safety FUND or under the General Law sppont
an Aren't In New YORK Albany Troy 10 redeem their
notes y cent discount Any circulating notes pre-
ten,ed at the counter OF Bank for redemption ana ne
con rot paid must be held fifteen days and then sgan pre-
senled for redemption and II It Ihsl be SHOWN tha l1s
Rsrk on the fra, preteoison offered 10 redemption OF is
notes other bsnk par in New forE or of4 on
EewYork available at sight he holder OF such non-re
deemed notes Absu OILY be entitled TO recover = cent H.
terer 10 lieu Of all damages The effect OF ihe 10" 70
give he country Banks feen days 10 which to procure
specje II the party running the Bank declines Cy Bank
note, or draft on KewYork aud forces Toe person ae
mandirg specie 10 Welt the Bank twice II Gu" on siso
al e erres OF protest. and reduces the Interest ssT non
redemption from l4tO7 T. cent The law Will prooA'H
be acceptable TO the country Banks and under 2 cent
redemption and the difficulties and expensveoest OF en
forcing par redemption the pc uar mission OF the Metro
poisn Bank viii, presume as we have before SLATED
be abandoned.
Unless the receipts Of Gold at Ne"-Orleans
from Cbsgres are much oversts,ed by the newspapers
here the amount received his month has been eq1h 10
the receipts at this port and the aggregate much 70 excess
ogtbe ouAnty supposed 10 have come dowa TO Panama
The New oresns papers have reported per North Amen
| "a $4,000 per PsmperO some $500 UOo, per msAc1
10000 and per Ohio SisOOoO, making sl63oOOO winch
with the amount received here, makes over S5""Oo
while the amount received at Panama was oay e'umAe1
Ct Iomelhing over a million and haf Ihsre mus DC
,ome errors in the New Orleans reports The Unloo' a.
Nsw.Oteaps from Vera Cruz brought $2l,925, and the
Oregon from Tsmpico S225CO in Specie Tne following
sstatenent OF he cOinsge al the Branch MINT III Ne"
| ~ durfu
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GRAlN-There is = fair demand FOR Whest f1r mllng,
snd holders o. prime are 6rm Sales Of $500 bush good
10 prime Genesee S. uj4il6c Rye 10 very quiet With
more Offering a. &c. Barley 10 hardly hrm Sales Of
common s"o 10" Cd g. loosc. OSs duu aud heavy
i7i'c t0f jersey and e soc Tor Northern. Corn very
him tnd 10 isI demand viii moderate supply Sales Of
AtoV o1sh On Tie spot Al 63c Tor round Yellow South
EN- Yellow or fSI White Offering To arrive or The
opening here are more buy IhAn sellers s1d Oer-
leg Tor september Tbs sales are 5000 bush Wes,ern
mixed s6c FOR May June and July aud round Yellow In
q month 81 Csc.
Export from lsgtO 18Th Apru 1851. $50
Nhe6I...................... ..bush. AGO 2s53
Corn 4S7SS 2ROa
WHISkN-There Is bat he dong and pf.css Of Pri.o,
are romiral g. s4sc and Drudge 60 81 e}3c
PRONIsIONS-Iherei 10 Increased frinnass II or ~
ket Tor Poik and further improvement been ohs1et
10th old ana new Some SEQ bo,s sod today snd 50
villain 'ew days and no. before reported AIS 4Gi5 5
tr new Mess, y 81 Gi@ for Prime Ii . for Oh
Mesa ard II l.iGl 5 FOR Old Prime. Beef Is better and
~ lar demand Sales Of To- bb.s 81 54 Sd Tor Meas
All ) ~ So ior Pdme Pdle MesS is "a n3'sfais 3s-
mSld Sales OF go les a. 3. Picked Meas a7s vesy
ann Sti lc psuty sales % 80 ties al q /, Tor hAm5
tict 1eir Tor ShoOlcegI Lard 70 slesiy with d.
~ SAe' Of GO bbs prime &c. Batter 10 irreg14sf Ia
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Receints of Produce

Rv Erie Ra,lroad- Wedaesaoy. April lG.-36
bbs Whisky. o. do Ashes 1881 pkgs Leather loi bsgs
Oais, ig bales hay, 1873 pigs Butter l4l Calves
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EyAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL 70,

4 BOYS f w keller, Teacher. Newiown, Feif.
field County, Conn, the Housatollc Railroad 10 mies
from Bridgepor
TERMs-Sl3 per quarter OF IL weeks Tor board, tuition
waEhus, menclng fuel, Highs and bedding, Pupils
ceiyed at g1y time
REFERENcEs.-H. NJ. Peck L Co. $50 FrontSt A. 9.
CraIe SO JOhn.At; r. Carlton Oyerton, Wallst; A
Ackley, Tract House; Geo w. Dow, Esq Burling alp
~ 7 sWeezy 76 South and A G. HalIort, corner Of
Cherry and Ruiger sts New York Hon. VIM. Rock veil,
corner Of Jay ard WOughby GiG Brooklyn, and Aaron
H4wlev. Beaysr.st Ne6-York. ailJts
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Roolseu, &c.

Ap,s ht35lsS ca7ts9 " passed seh A'1aona1A Of s'
port boutt =. "a, , r t a.. = ard d,
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MARRIED


March a. bv Rev. Dr Ch'ss Mf ROLAND DIGAN 20 a's
ELLEN daughter ~ Geo EeEconsb ESQ, al of Oh Cry,
Brookh Philadelphia and Canada papers psass copy
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INSURANCE..

u IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL
AlLoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE s0ClErYQ
LONDON. -- General Agents Once, II Wal~ view
York. lst April, 1851 Capital eI'oweO' ana suPn
The withdrawal table Of the Society affords TO The ~
sured who may take out their policies under these Asa
b greatest possible present prospective AdYanIaa
that can conferred by Life Assurance On bis Table "a
assured 10 entitled time 10 receive Al ineen An In
mediate advance, extent Of onehslf the amounts
the paid annual premiums without security personal 10
biy or deposit Of the policy but ny ample endorsement
thereon or the half premium may be e. whheld danng
the whole continuance VI the policy Also IN me event o.
the assured Mt any Tune not requiring To continue se 20.
hcy its surrender unrhsf OF Tie annusl premiums WI
be returned by the Society. 80
Al the last annual invest gallon. reported IN May 1850
the bonuses declared Tue assured we're no opuon 70
return OF 10 per cent their premiums IN cash. or re
ver,ona addOs TO s original sum assured ny cAcn 20
ucy. varying from ~ 90 o5 per cent - - .
EXAMPLESOF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
will he found in he socieys pamphlet, together HIn
Tables OF Rates and other Information, Oh application
II Wa-st or a. any Of the sgelcre, free Ol expense
A party may al \ moderate annual premium insure M
life and II he survives reach me egs 81 90 year, me M
insured up 10 1lottp WI De PAID 10 ms anuy wv
gal representatives.
ACTING DlRgcToas FOR APaiL.
C.EDWARD HABiCHr Chairman
George Barclay, William Van hOOs
A q Stout BHche mcEgcS
Henry Ludism Robert } Dillon and
J Kesrrey Rodgers, MD
The Board meet every "Wednesday At II Wsl-sl fof We
Transaction OF business California aud other Ofelgn KRIS
taken at fair rates Of Extra premium.
J LEANDtR STARR, General Agent ana
mi ThS1 Superintendent VI The u 5. Local oO1e
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
I'D Will be opened 81 North Stlmt,rd Conn on ne hlS'
Nontsv In Nay by ERASTUS Z. SCOFIELD, Principal.
healthy location beiD situated IN he midst OF eesu'
t farming interest and under the superltead OF
gentleman who viii spare no pains as 10 thelr lneects.,
rhysics snd moral training The branches taught WI %
F1e,h Latin French Vocal Music, &c and price, ncui.
inc tnon board furniture for sleeping and Washing ana
rendnc will be at the very low sum OF elzo per year
TIE wear VIII 1e divided 10 terms OF = weeks each
hrir rr vacations on Tie months OF Apr ard Oc1o0eg-
payments 70 be made half Of each term m advance aad me
rrsnder a, the end Of the term For further particulars
see Circular with references 10 ne had az CAD o. ~
GCSS Roohs,ore go Johusl Newly Ork, and THOMAS
D SMITHS Bookstore, 2O2 Fullou-st-, Brooklyn.
4uThSs
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W CARTER, Agc ioreer. NeE.sL
k'U l Rat auction, at 90 Stan
4 touSt, on THURSDAY. a. 10 o'clock consisting Of
Mahogany Sfss, tp- ses- chairs rzudoles engravngS
sruIses Ihee PIP AID Ingram carpets Frerch bedItes1s
Maf-le.Iep eTetsng bureaus, Tashsands shades lamp
center latief o-esE'si ard dining tables toilet China
ard dinner ware cut Lass ware kc The whole but very
le used trit rate sssortmeut Of kitchen f1ruture
Ca.z-og YES CT ecuescsy ais 81
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r, Q kENP, Aucl0leer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIT URE.-THIS
DAY a. 10 O'Clock, 40 house IS Mercer.sr, near
Bfo0me-R. { hEMP VIII sell a. auction, as above, q
l4 assortment Of Fufriure, consisting OF Brussels
ari Ouer carpets carved meLOgsny pa0r furniture
dow curtains, OIL painurgs mirrors. mahogany French
oecseacs marble topdressi0g buresux AMI washstanis
uIb.e-top ce1fer.ah-s, hall ssuls carpets oil cloths
u4Lte Qr-ser- m3h0g tuY ct ais lair mattresses and a
general s-scuuet Of good furniture, China, Glass and
cfocselY are kitchen furniture &c.
CAla-0.ues on Lle ne ILlg VI sale. all L
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Passengers Arrived,

~ s'ea1 lt4re from S1pannat Jos sage Hus IelI
Hou.h Butter Ives ID osser D1nshes Mr. iilr hr
K.aars, Ms Do, 10 jas mcnt.rs Geo DINNER Or ID Dam
Joe job lady, Ci aud servant BONA ady All to
trer cld Mss r hsrtson rs Cligyeu We
Dcson 80 M Bree and LADY, Re Hafr son Bir-
Lobhsrt. W Middleton. stanln DR. bosss Donovan,
Turt Wilbur Mead Crsnsten ana Ms halIs, ani
daughter Master Kosel sott W Written lady aa1 daug
Mrs. Heu Miss Gould Mrs DAVIS Mrs DAVIS. Ms G ad
servant lis A'huou Mr. Ltpham Miss Asad Mr. Coom5s, ST.
Ron NEIL and daughter. 7 ISgg ard ~ the
IN ship Lareno from DulnM Eizabsth kIrkwoot &c
Day Pstrck Csoan. ne Buftci s WA Power EtEari But
Tacus ID Doe. Mrs Mat Dou Mr. and drs NJ Clement
ctldrsn John Blades, John Berry.
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CHESNUT GROVE COLLEGE, CHf-

= ION Staten lslsna-PrsIidert Rev THOMAS TOW
g. IMPROVEMENT both Ia the physical and mental culture OF
he pup Of The Institution but very few vacancies are
avsi e for the Summer Term commencing On ne Is1
or MAY TIE courEe OF education cOnss.a Of the creek
and Lair Classics French spanish and German by IA
lives Of the Sc countries respectively Engsh, al INC acl
erces SD every branch Of Bellies Le.res, also Vocal and
Instrumental Music Gymnastics and Military Tactics
TIE situation 10 one Of the most delightful pleasant aud
heslthv ihst can possiby be. conceived Only SIX mics
from New York. yeg Il 10 retired as Il to ths WeEan
ilderness and Il commands the combined advantages OF
sea forest ana elevation No pains expense spared
10 Insure The highest talent on psrs Of The various in-
strucors and al the comforts aud convenience OF nome
70 the PUPILS The President be seen on TuetiayS
Thnrsdsv, and SATURDAYS at the office 81 SEAMAN
MUIR. s2l Broadway. An early Application necessary
REFERENCES Rev prs Berrtan, figny, Schroeder ana
HAWKS; Professors Hackey and Mscvicker, COlum ia
College Seaman & Muir. 81 Broadway; Center \
Co ~ Oid.sip; Davidson Bromley y Nsut. St-
R,os.vsv u3l lmMfhNS'
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NSSINING FAMILY BOARDING

OsCHOOL FOR BOYS. AT SlNG-sING N Y
IL7 sumner Term Of this School commences on the tri
Monday Of May. The number q Pupils IS limited %
;. ii Pierson, Esq, Is Hammond-st n. Y or OF tie
PnnePe- ar sirg-sng Rev J. ?. LUNDY, 4. NJ.
M oWlLc' Prncpa!
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NXAMTNATTON and EXHIBITION

-
ELof the READING lNsTlrUTE-I compiance win
an invitation from ihe Prncps, visited The School OF
MIR Sanford a NJ, (at Reading, fairfield 90. Conn
on FfidEy the Z8th which was The cay apponled tof e2
animation other exercises attendant on me close OF ne
Nnlt Term and must take this method ~ expressing Ao
feelings Of high eradication experienced IN common
with al preient The Schools situated 10 one OF the n 49,
quiet and healthy portions Of New England aud Is rec
all local influences calculated to divert the attention aud
TIE healthy appearance OF The boys struck ~ at first ~
something unusual and almost led us 10 suppose tra Ve
physical predomlnsied over the mental RAJ al lo1os on
his point ipeedy tsspaied ny NE prompt ana r5ty
replies given In tbs exceedingly thorough examination
they urder eni, hch displayed mo5i lnumale klOW
ledge OF all branches they had pursued Toe scajO
ply, Algebra, French, Virgil, SC. &c aad seldom mas i!
been lot attend more satisfactory eNaninauol-
The bows nhoug uOry under te "a O fifteen, seemed
scuatd 10y audsoe sm1ion, snd desire for Improve
meut The exhibition IN The evening drew croWdei audi
eHce the performances were OF peculiar utere5 and
excellence REGULATIONS Ia different languages, ofRl
ma con positions inierspersed win music, constituted le
eT Of exercises. Ile pieces Win feW exceptions,
spot ably well aud The composn ,ns, con
department II he School Is hrd by mat excellent
pianist Miss Elrg Smith who, lnfgicg from her rtpua
ton ard he supelo music shs snd her pupils favoe1 10
with the occasion must be admirably qualhed )r h3r
station Mr. Sanford Las lately erected cOnmodious
building for the accommodation OF bis pupils, which rs well
calculated their comfort and convenience Rni
determined spare paIns 10 render their situation pea
ard happy lie IL assisted by Mr. shaw an under
graduate Of Ihe Weteyan University thorough teacher
native OF France who has been pu snort lime In the
United states He takes charge Of the French Is man Of
liberal education snd by bis excellent method Of teaching
together with his pure and Oeauul pronunciation, gives
School 1ih lich h Is connected advantages pos.
sessed by few other seuinerles o. learning.
with Ibis brief notice we would cordially recommend
Mr. SsnfordS School 10 all who wisA - place their
where they may free from vciousuaaences and be ,u5
scted rigid and profitable ssem Of nora and late.
leclual learning Rev. SHAW, New Canaan.
go, Rev. We COLLINS. WiliAmsburgh.
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