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SALES BY AUCTION.
AErHoNY J. BLEEcKEs, Auctoneet.
AND PEREMPTOR

AEruONY J. BLECcKEs, Auctoneey.
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY
ULsAIE or yNArEn e''s
Fsst iv err aud 40 BUILDING LOTS and Psrts al
lots on Fret Second avenues, and Avenue A, and
on One Hundred end Eiy huh Doe Hundred and Moth, One
Hundred sbd Tenth One Hundred aud Eleventh, One
Hundred and Twelfth One Hun0 ed snd Thrt-enIh, Oue
Hundred and Fourteenth Oue Hundred aud fifteenth and
One Hundred AID SNteenth ais all lying In oue body NE
Twelfth Ward Of The City Of N-w-YOfk ~ suction AN
THONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on WE'D.
HFSDAY Apnl 10 1851, al 2 O'clock Al the Merchants
Exchange. The following valuable property VIZ;
Az HsRENl 10 blocks Of ground. cnn.iniog about 10
lois and parts OF lois beautifully situated FOR building pur
poses all Connected yinR IN parcel and extend
iug from second-Sverue The Esi River aod ron One
with veuat IL water front Of about 1880 feet said liver
On lie properly there s lsree and handsome mansi 10
house end other nuidngG The lots nearly Al 81 tau
size and IL Tor immediate use there beog rock and very
ne uneven ground reT derng very desirable for
sOns Of small means purchase building 0t or cap TAI
make safe aud prof able oyesnent Frs1v-nne
and Avenue belug .Opened aud Secondaven1e opened
and regulated The above lots admirably caclaed
lor mechanics wOrkin gmen and for large manufacturing
purposes ne only Few minutes wax from lhs Hzrie
railroad nepol and the East River also for persons dong
busnefs tbs civ the Hsrl-m Railroad care stop win
blocks OF the property rendering Doth desirable
ard convenient This property lie peculiar locsupn
and advantages will soon become popuous snd very I'm
potAnt part Of city that those wshog louvest their
money to advantage Woud 90 well 10 possess themselves
of some portion ~ 10 For and further particulars
nppy TO the AucIloueer, Broad st. where Photographic
mans Of tbs above can be obtained.
al 67Q,lllSu tlbO1
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ASSEMBLY


The following bills were read third time and
pssted un ets olbe wise rOdced
To protid- for he appointment % 20 con
,uuct bridge scTos the PGrOons Greek, N me Town OIL
opg debate epsUed the passage OF tbs bill; and
m lion 10 recomig for amendment was osL The OIL was
Anoion 70 reconsider vss then made and laid on he
table , r.-
To incorporate The Auburn Water ~oru ComPaaV, ,
xzo <oyt Tor the orr Isuon ard dscp pine OF the uni
Trmed Militia q the Frat DIVISION District ~.
Mr. NAcONBER moved reconsoeAuon' ena uis' Us
morton lev on The liable Lost and Toe House refused 20 "
consider. T.. -, -. -, ra.a.s
The remainder OF the session up to The hour OF recess
was occupied In The reading OF pills FOR the relief OF p'as
inolvionss 800, ,. -. a., .,,o..,o-
The Senate down bill IN esuon 10 The oohecton
oftaxes W The CITY Of NeEYOfk With amendments Con-
cured IN
TIE biI for he better protection Of Mechanics eFec'ns
buildings sud furnishing materials therefor ~ss read d
lhifd zine sBo pstsed .., ...Lo
II he afternoon session wss devoted to the
rh,ss.e II local bills Adjourned
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ANrHoNY BLEEcEER, Auc,loneer
Oh BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH.

w r, FITlN-TOufIf bUu ~ HuV
hon-ANTHONY } BLEECKER will sell al public Auc
ton MONDAY the l4lh Gay Of April ISL al the Mer
chants Exchange the following valuable Lots OF Ground
viz.
SKTH.AvENUE-5 valuable building lots situated on aud
next the southwest NJ SiXh-Avenue ard Fifty ta
ct three of said los fronting ire and two on The
feet IN dep,h
FIFrYilrTHsT Also, lots the south side OF Fny.
huhsi between SIKH AID seventh commencing
FEEL Of sXthsveuue; each p feet froot and
by lee feet inches 10 depth Also lots the south aide
Of Efy .hnh between sixth and Seventh avenues, com
rrercng $50 iee Of tbs SevenGhavenue; each LOT IS
hy Ice feet inches IN deph.
FIFTVFoVRTH -AsO lots on the u~rh eide OF Ff y
fourth-st between Nh aud Seventh avenues cOnmenc.
ing $50 feet west OF Sixth svenue each LOT 3 feet ny leo
fe.t inche, IL ceth AsC lots on the uOrh side Of
Fy-fcunh commencing 25t feet Of Seventh
ue eseh lo al The dimensions Maps OF The ABOVE
property with and further particulars be had OF
he Avcuoneer sroad-sL u,5aoJ q! 4sIAl2H
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Lem. finn the south.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, April 10.
Ii 10 reported thar Gov. Lowe Is about remOv,
ing several State officers who aided and allotted
no the recent prize light.
New Orleans dates 20 the Sd inst. are received.
A man named Timothy Donovan. from Boston,
was murdered At NeV Orleans on the I'd.
The British ship Duke sailed from Mobile on
the Sd inst, with 400 bales Of Cotton, for Liy'
eYDooI
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Connecrirnf RIs ction.

NEw.tAvES. Tsuresy Apru 10
O. sevnour has lf8 majority for Coos s1.',
The House 10 tie. and the senate nAs Iii ~
majority. Thisis all that cs1 be known "h'''
meeting of the Legislature.
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J. w. Southland. Aucupne-r
DOSINlNE SALE AT AUCHiON OF

4 go BUILDING LOTS in the Filth wari OF he City
q NeWAri situated Elm and Am Ntpo,on, ogI
ton Garrison. GohSri and JAoez between dsno1rs B.
plsce and Elm
Also, Two Dwelling Houses and Bsrus. To be sold on
e premises. 81 FRIDAY llth i0st, a. O'Clock ?. NJ
Al the LcI sre nky located tor bai c.ng, on high
ground. vel drained AID healthy The coil sNndy loan.
shororg dry ceSfs good gSrcens excel eni welsr
Thin sAe WI saoTc 10 mechanics and Others desirable
opportunity Of securing ols Al moderate prices which arc
raEidly increasing 10 value
The Ut'e 10 nd spulxbie Terms liberal which vii be
mace kcCWr al the lime Of sale
Map OF the proDsrty and further Information be o.
lar nom 2 II. TEESE. $50 MNketsy sl0 %
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Iu,.r.,,ipx from Central America.

NEW-UkI FANsl AHuFHldJl
The steamship Mexico bas jast arrived IN seven
days from Chagres via San Juan de Nicaragua,
bringing $4,000 in gold dust and 2lO passenger
6be ports that the British naval force has been
knslly witbdrs vn from San Joan.
The steamship Ohio leaves this port for New
York on Saturday, 18th mat.
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c. KgNf, Alchoaeer
A SSIGNEES SALE OF HOUSE

INHOLp FURNITURE PIANO-FORrE MIRRORS
CARPETS, &c -T,-mOrro~. SATURDAY. 10 o cock 81
$ Nsssaptt, Rear re sun Oihee, cogser Of garon
r. c KEMP vii sci al Auction. a. above removed for
convenience OF sale, very large and vSuabls asssr-
eni OF AL Descriptions o Isilor cinng nom sni chan
Der ursitgrc hsf Vssses carpets mirrors Chns cut
gsss wse superior rosewood 8. piano foIt. bcok casa
wSrcTober, sc sc, al 10 be sOd without reserve by
orleT Of tie Assignees Catalogues morning u sac
Also one SECOND hsud uiahosasy Pianoiorie Also sew
era lets good furniture rarpets, &c frOo families re-
moving Also, rosewood octave plan 0rtes OF fne
toUc and ush which are worthy 81 The Attention Of 5lv
ers. Also. handsome assortment Of srrlch pAiutsi
window shades Of the SBd moet lesraae ste IL
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Conviction Of the Ex-nayor of Pittsbursh-
Riot and H1Isdemeanor.

FIITsBUkGH, TuuFtuby NpTH 10
The ex Mayor convicted to-day Of riot and
n1isdemeabOr while ia office, and was sentenced
TO FIVE mouths imprisonment. beside paying
fine Of 80, 900. Before the Judge sentenced him,
Mr. Barker hsranged a large crowd from the
Court. House steps, abusing the judges and law
yers " ithOut stat. His friends now promise to
mako him Sheriff
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Death Of Gen. Brady.

DETROIT, Wednesday, April 10.
The gallant ard venerable Gen. Hugh brady OF
,hi. civ ia dead He was killed few moments
aimee by a fail from bis carriage in the upper part
Of the city. He was upward Of 50 years OF age
and universally beloved.
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WILLIAM DUMoNr. Avcioneer.
I ARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Am Plsn ard Pearl SIS uuder Decree OF Foreclo'ure
Ese PeIemp,Oy uucer he direction OF Stephen CAmore'
eng. Esq. Referee ,
DUMONr L HOSACK viii sell al auction, On MON.
DAY Ap'n IA ri l. o'clock al the Merchants Exchange,
TWENTY-FIVE four Stores and LOIS Psll and fc1i
VIZ hTee atores e~arst hnown As Noe %, ~
sLd % PssIlst AID niuee@n stores on sttsi kuowo
Nos s. : = H. Is, IS II, q, . 20 49, 10 ~. l., no.
g. and The ute s clear snd indispu'sble The 81 res
ali rented for u ensuing yesr, VIZ from May lS5l
10 Nav l. 1852 Sky seven per cent OF The pufch-se
Increy may reasu mortgage FOR three dix pr
cent See legal advertisement 10 fall IN Conmercis Al
NeTseT For maps, coutnng ti1e Of los and stores
ry 70 the AuclonteF II Wallet % 10 the 'ahscr JeSs
HsrOveTGt Further terms 81 tale
all Is L. II. L 5 BLATCHFORO, Solicitors.
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AN MERVIs. AueiiODeer
BANGS. BROTHER q CO., Trade
lDssle Rncma IS Psrt-row.
osWoVAL-B A co haze removed " the New

Dali Rncma IS Psrt-row.
REMOVABLE A co haze removed " the New
0'' MONDAY Msy -
REGULAR RPErNG fAECEL SALE OF ENGLlsB AND
as,str.s BooEs-Tbe shove sill b. bed 90 nc
ION N.y ard following The EoEish cOosig lDeoi'
~ - hspi are v-rv isrse and str-ruve. COrsKr nenii
~ Ar.srcsr BDoEs should be fIrLsle Immediately -
3D. r.fs.,.uss u 81 ~ rit - press 'n few 4 e.
A. PElv.rF SsLE-BoHss LIBEAsiEs &C DIE 3-isi1g ne
STANDARD Series which uo~ rm' sces 70 volumes 'oe
sr'.rf,sc se,,es 10 v1lunet ne Auuqusnan SEXES 10
IA vour-t: re sssrA Series, 10 ~ Flirn-s All ne u
iusffs-d SERIES n lr volumes Ttrss a. ara wIfss ~
s..,,-rf, BIZ D n afAri@ th~ varol. 81
cset hv ih- ftfs ard tod Al low pics. e-her -
complete ses or epsras VIOLATES, a. he lrch-fsf ma
desire
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ALBANY, Thursday Ap'n "
IT.. ooioiop Of the Attorney GeOeral opon sGe
M, NE s Se more speedy Enlargement OF the E'le
ospsI viii be presen'ed TO the sen.ss sn.s a'rer,
noon noon Or 10 mOrro~ 1t take: DECIDED S;s s'oon''
TO-, the constjtotioDality Of the Blls'
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RANkING HOUSE OF J. CARO-.
DTHERs CO No IS wood-sl' PITTSBURGH >,
C0lie ions made 90 eli he PRINCIPAL CIyIEA o. ~
UNITED kfAfEb hef-r-ncs w He--yors-Aessr
- ,saw LSnisT d Co s. WAl-st .1i5r
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/ SPASSPORIS an EUROPE. CAL-

sFORNIA Cuba Ceuual and South America, 1c -
ssbe 10 travellers and gold miGers "a sure pro
t-c,,rn sg,irst foreign aggression. Visitors 10 ne
Worries FsiT' fsGure them they v'sis me SOaIAe--
zap ca In "a present o-s'u' BED stae isinei y
- ~ & NONES. Notary Pubu-. 38 broaiWAy
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EOKTLANDT INSIITUTE.--A So
~ lect Boarding School for Boys al Pe-ksk'li " Y
Circulars ~ be Obisned al the DOokst - Of MASON
LAW, q Psrtrow, opposite Tho Asor House, or by al
crossing the principals At Peekskll
Rev GEO PHlPPEN, p,,.,,sl,
al Inn A. T. PhlPPEN,) '''NO'fA'
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once Of the
NROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE GO
~ No 81 Wal-sL, corner OF Peari-st
CAPITAL S2o0,OOO.
At en- siecuon held this day, the following KenIelnss
we're chosen Directors this Company Tor The rn'as year
E.mnscn noors Moses Tavlor George Elder
80 q sbarns, Nar,baIl Penoon Prancis 5siddy.
Peter hsrtin Alexander n. 0ranA Cnas lis sY,
Rufus Story, ASS s Porter, Jshes ~
Henry Edsy, Isaac Taylor, "llAn ~ $50
Al ubseg1enl meeting OF the soHd sNArS""
MOORE Esq, was unEnlnouIy reeeclro tr-rlne-,
Ire Company. MiLTOH SMITH S''-'N'"1
New.Ycrh, Reb S. 1851
NIB This Company continues 70 lnsdfs sMHi.ts
Merchandise Household furniture, Vsss-l, 10 PpfL &c
~ ~. 49, '~ III
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u Trsins from New York TO Poughioep leave lhs
Office In Hudson-sL ChamberlsL al al6A NJ for Pss
sengeu al u fos Passengers and freight a2P. a.
for Passenger all Paasengorsj al n. Pssten'
gen 10 PeekskilL Leaves POughkeepse f1f New.YohA
"A M 8 A NJ, 3 P. ~, 6 P. NJ, aud leave Peekskii
A1Pm OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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DOR BRIDGEPORT. HOUSATONlC

H'OR BRlDGEPORT, HOUSATONlO
and Railroad Fes 80 oenss-inee
SieaItr ALICE, Capt Weebs will leave the pier ioos~
hai-tsI every Tuesday Thursday sod saturday - !.
ocioek, A NJ Returning will leave the Railroad does
Bridegroom every Monday, Wednesday and Frids
o'ciock, NJ. freight for Bridgeport and ibe RslTosss
laEen 81 he losetl rstes which w be received dsn
TIE once on the pier. al In w. II. SLATER AZ
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DICHMOND SEMINARY FnR

~ I II NJ ~ y ID ENlN AR1 FOR
AANOUNG LADIES' SiA.en Island. Y-T-- S.,r,
= ssiOn OF I've munibs vii CON uencs Oh TafrRS
DAY May rrruS-e85. fiet. SIS Der session s.-or,
g. TIE ttrciss pursued TIE public invft-t 4,
ne lnsvtuucn 81 t1is cehghiu Of ne year r.
ire hoAl from Wtirhsl Frrt ats s1d m 30,
o. 70 IL afternoon sid Dlts pzss-ngers do - -
~ lus'lLuon. Circulars car ~ 0ntsn-i ST. SrDD
pAa1's. SIS Broadway; NJ BFNEDICTs Va
Nv Yo'k; and Of Nj ard Ma KELLErr, aiths l9.ri
tuuol. alH -
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! NlTED STAT rs MAIL 5 STEA d. NJ.

NITED STAT rs MAIL "a Sl-
] sutPCoNPANY- CHAGRES DIRECT. via
HAVANA-Tbrough Ti~ksis 20 SAN shANO 80 oy
rs # = Na steamers rom Psrsms. al Reduced Hates -
yse 10 NEW.ORLEANS R-cucel -, ,s,
IN FRIDAY Agrl ~. 3, 5 NJ, the splendid douh'H
.ufi~r .,esm,bip GEORGIA. 500 IONS burdtn u fo,
49, n = Y COMMANDER viii stn precisely - ocl'cA
p NJ f,or1 her pier al The foot ~ Warren o. n h Win
he 9overnn eui Msls direct FOR Havsns and Chagrea
Nev-O-lraus passengers Transferred Al HAVANA 10 lns
,pierct donhle~engtue steamship FALCON
Fr.ighttsk-n To Chagres 81 70 cents per iooL
Srece or taken Oh freight 10 Havana -.
No bills Of sdrg win be signed amer the steamer nS'
sai'ed , ~ 60,
pspv. ~ Wefrst ao OIL VI y hVoHN''
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From Utica and Bzaalo.

UTICA, Thursday April TO-
Asevere gale Of wind passed over this city last
night. The tall chimney on Lawrence's planning
factory was blown down, passing through the ROOT
into the cellar.
circuit and Conklin have confessed TO setting
Ere to fifty four buildings in THE city, and that
they had it in contemplation to burn the city.
They will be tried in June, before Judge Allen.
Richard Fisher and Charles Harst of Albany,
were arrested by officer Donaldson, on charge
OF robbiDg the .jewelry store Of H. /. Bradley, Of
this city II B. Conklin, who is now in Jail on
the charge Of arson, Informed against them. They
were committed for a further examination.
Mark Bird. Thomas Fraokin, Archy Gllho, +.
Dean, John Henry, Francis Henry, Charles Hen
~ and Rich ard f Pugh were committed to Jail
in default of 81 900 each, to answer the charge OF
q brutal assault on the person Of young m srried
woman named Rachel Hgrlbut, residing at diis-
TO- She was encienfe, and, in consequence of the
abuse, was delivered Of still born infant. Great
excitene nt is manifested gainst the villains.
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: 7NTTLD STATES MAIL STEAN-

SHIP sALTfc Capt J Cnms-ock Tbs s if''n+l
81 [-,srf "A rb DE ais fJf Euf1pc p'si-Fr 'l
W,crtseay. Aprl al oci,eS Il ION A,L ,..
49, r,ot az Canals. Al ct ers AMI ptp'ls Ini'. -
In DISH lie PostOHce For freight or pass tsr' u-''"-
d. - e. acco- mo suol- o. eesa9cr 80 II, ~
r', o EONA y. aOLL4NN 10 =, 81 80,
n All ~ BE- roe we'd ou hoar- afcr VI 1ity r,r"l1s
AHA IN steamer Pacific WI saccrei .he bli, 'a'
.f,rt Nsy O.
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D H0UGH. A1cuoneer .-
HOTEL FURNITUR Rev EONbo-
EDAY Aprn IS The entire Psrlor, Bedroom. k'tch-
On Bar ard Refcory furniture q ne Bra "a dotr' %
BoweTy CONSISTING Of - faI, iofa bec'esaI bureaus,
cb.trs .xt.rsOn card pier o.uter ard other tables;
F,e,cb rs,- n'er and rnspie glass -srcrooes oil pain
ipeI engrsvrbgS cBrsins s7ates he1sl-a1, mar ana
stra rstlresses f=st1er 7ecf, holsters sn puoWs oal
~, and oter heccDg susses hree ply ngrsln and ssr
csrpeis stair RODS oil coih croctery cutlery
and a general assortuent o. kitchen furniture sac 70
commence a. TO O'clock. Nhlal osues Oan Oo us1 -
Beeknsu 81. cav before The sale al u
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, ,.l,,r,pb 10 The Sew.Yo,k Tribune.

..-- sa,~.. r, ps-ass oes. en- Ses''0 a. Ss1'' IT,
u For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Third Page.
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TRAVELLING.

COR THE WORLDS FAIR~-The
.c'rrd,o pscEv'-.hiO HENRY CLAY TO "a, "a
norser FrseisN srrsca o'rl nan y, w '.' ~, = .
- ~ f ~ a. ss9ut pfocs-d 10 toe W''lfs Far
~. mp il ihree secser. hss tomnoflols ea''ns
sls's roors ard her aceofnri "a $40 ~ y
e,f.r unsur parsed ~ soy on, al, h,.-l
20 fr.'s t.oi gsss'ge sqpy To b'f' '''
ri.r q E-sf River 0r ID ., 90 al, s,,1,...
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NAREAND FREIGHT REDUCED

n INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR SAN
FRANCISCO by way Of CHAGRES, and either by .he To-
deoen1ent Line or by U. 8 Steamer ffom PANAMA. up
The new and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA,
] Bleihea Commander. the fastest steamer m NE
world will leave Pier North River Tor CHAG6ES dlrccA
on FRIDAY. Apni ii. 81 3 O'Clock. 2 =. ~,
Passengers by Ills avore steamship viii arrive AZ an
s,s m ne 10 lake passage fer san francisco and ota-
noris on lie Pacific by the speedy and comots
fonveyar CO This lsainshp entirely new, having made
but w o tfipI Chagres. and u Is coDndenuy eAPcie
hot - vii land her passo gers Chsgres In seven days
nom The time she leaves NewYorE. This steamer has 8O
large and commodious Ilae rooms some OF mem OF CIT
G,ruia would wei 10 take this ship. as she Is ventilated
on al entire new principe. and her bedding &c Nc' On
-v new ard free from disease. No berth or state room
car Be secured until paid for few hrs class state rooms
remain unenesged For passage Or freight enquire 81
NORTON al he Office on the Pier al tne FOOT OF MOf'
street. here the plan OF The cabins and storage can ne
seen and state rooms aud berihs secured. ma u
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NTOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

EEOUNT WASHINGTON CULLE-
w GIArE INSTITUTE. 2ls Fourta-sl eJrner OF Mac.
fougsl fronting Washing squsre-BOAhOlNG OF
PAkThENr Ire Principals, having received frequent
AcpHcs-ous fm th- cry ADD country lake Boarding
pupis happy % announce hist 2sn Eemeu Of s
os' cefirth- character have bees made by Which he Do
-sr sdvsusges Us Cry High School be occurred %
who sux'ous 10 avail themselves " "a beoefs
Fr- retired ocsu'n Of his usuuuOu cng ~ IL ss ne
Nrgrs PsA cry, combines every Advantage Of he
ouii1 'r the hesihflr ofs pups The school yesr
. 1fvC-- ~ four " eleven weeks each co.u,e-r
a September SD November - F-ofuNy 10, al Apel
- BOsrdrg Pupils " be cUnr- uec during The s. -g
Vsrbrcl u desired TENS reasonable CrcuArI obts "a
Eths Institute ~ by addressing e Principals ukeAi A
ce Bookstores % n Newman l99 Broadway sos n
Appleton - BroacvS Pupils simigled a Iny ~,
l-1 charged ohly TON tae date " entering
~ TIE school term Il wiz ~ oh.e-y-s
commences honosy. Aprl 2Slh-
ml7r JAS FANNING An : PnncipAlA
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L1AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for

u BOYs-E w Keller Tsscher. Newlown Fair
6ed County Conn, The Housstonlc Railroad IS miles
from Bridgeport
TERMs-SS per quarter OF Ii weeks for board taiuOu
washing nepcing, fuel, lights and bedding, Pupils 70
ceivto al any ume
REFERENcLs.-H. N. Pecf Co 1870 Frontsti A O.
Crare, 80 John-st x Carton Overon. WGl-sti
Acklsy. TrBct House Geo " Dow. $50 = Burling slip
y 7 sweezv nc SOulh and A c. Han'Ord, corner Of
Cherry sid RuigergS New York Hos WIN Rock veil
corner Of Jay and WllouRhhy ats Brooklyn, and Aaron
Hawley. BeSverst NeTYOrk. 81 ISIS
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~FNTFFT, AND LUCRATIVE OC-
IMPORTANT TO LOVERS OF

n PUMPKIN PIES The Flour sf Pumpkin 10 its pure
state put up by l. BABBiJT, Of the United Society
(caed ShsIeFs) Harvard, Mass. which 10 used by The
principal hoels IL Tits civ and the cy OF Boston, aud 70
commended by therns for sale al lie following stores 10
this city, viz ~
Gsssner is2 Cha hsmst Joseph Staples lS2 BoWeryi
J Fowler 250 Gfeeowich.sl.; Mills a Tho npson, -
Cortlsndst Park TitOrd, il2 Sxih-sy.; Abe Spsuld
ing, cor. TWEntieh.sl. end Ninh-sv.
stlention az 2w ,WSF&
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VHE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY

Il FOR YOUNG LADIES DE Msses BUSTEED p-,.
cipss II open 10 summer NE irsl Of NV 80
Number 81 ecsrders limited 20 twelve-thers are novv
foHr vsesnces The netghosrhooo 10 one OF ne peasa,
arc heshies, u the STATE OF Ne~YOrG and III S5o
esjOy ell The advantages Of home and scholastic mar
iuir cOmhit 81 Applications % ~ made ~ RICH BIrS
TIED. Counsellor A. Law. IS Wilism-G G. W airs
fEED, SSl ThJd-syenns or 81 tae Seminary. a sus
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND

OCtNCtNNATI RAILROAD-Opened to Columbus
and connected with the Sandusky aBd Newark Railway,
Al shelby scd With Columbus and xenis Train FOR Gin
cinnau Al Columbus 49,. -, -,
On AND Aher Tuesday February 2oth, me regular Inns
q, H. Conosnv vii nm daily (Suudays excepted DO
tween Cleves aud Columbus, and all Intermediate place.
for PSsseng ers and freight ,
with Passengers. al 4 O'Clock A M. Arrives al Coian'
husatS N a., . -. -.
n,riosk a Arrives At Clsysland At 6 IS 2. NJ.
FkElsRr AND PAseEhGEK rRIiN-Leaves shelby toi
Cleveland with Fret AT snd Passergers oil oclock A. n
Arrives al Cleveland II O'Clock A. NJ.
RFrURNINc Leaves Cleveland for Shelby with Fregh:
and Psssengers ~ O'Clock so minutes r NJ. Arrives
'"'''' ." ~ WIN BECKWIrR
ml2 Inc Resident and experimenting Engineer
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Meerins o. ,he Canadlsn ParIlaments &c.

TUkONTU, InuTsuay NPTII to
Parliament meets on the Goth of May next.
The series of Anti Slavery lectures was con-
cluded lsst night
George Thompson resdrns to the United States
shortly.
The AnttSlavery Association of Canada is in
commune alton with the United States Abolition
isn 1t is to send Delegates to their annual Con-
venton in May.
Mr. May, of Syracuse, visited Canada for the
purpose Of ascertainiDg at what points the
irontier il would be best for fugtives TO land.
The Negroes here have formed Vigilance
Committee to succor the fugitives