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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
W CURE,-Dr. JOSEPH A. WEDEK hes assumed ths
permanent Medical Direction OF ibis Institution xhe 80
abshment 10 situated 10 SOuth Orange, Essex County
Hew-Jersey, hours ride om the City ny Morris and
ESSEX Railway Visitors take the erresca al the foot 81
Sorand-st All An and al 81 M Private baths are a.
tsched Of the Pstients All letters upon
professional business should be addressed 70 Or Weder
tsr-Cnrs 1911
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FINANCIAL.
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS

hwould inform al persons who entitled araer ,ne
lac acts OF Bounty Lands that VII arena %
oralips their WarrsRt either IN Illinois hlssoGn OF
Iowa Being a partner Of long establishes land agency
in Quincy Illinois where much valuable informsnon IA
been ACQUIRED respecting Western lands. an eonooen1
bs vi have Il In our power 10 locae arrans aSfan
ageousy all persoRs who shall give US her oasl s
sap ssSlnt W. New York.
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TNHE WATER-CURE AT ROUND
n hill, NORTHAMPTON, Msss. is the most delight
ul and attractive Institution Of ts kud In the country ac
csstioe by railroad from the North South Eas aud West
The following some OF the advantages which render
Round Hill desirable residence for invslids and their
friends and for others who desire comfortable home
Pure sir exenIiye and delightful scenery, and eleva
ted and heslIbul location Large and pleasant rooms
and comforts and conveniences rarely found Ia SINH
institutions. g. A practical and experienced Physician
a. Intelligent and efficient Nurses 3. Abundance OF tbs
puTett spring diet adapted for those who at
the same time wish u live well, and be well while they
live. great variety OF rural walks and pleasant drives
in the vicinity 9. Gymnasium, with Blhard-room and
Bowling Alleys
ADDRESS A. HALL, MD. Resident Physician, or All
FRED RANDALL, ESQ, Agent. 81 l2wFM&W
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40 usa ssosEoRD, riLEsroN co 4s soutA..t

INDEPENDENT LlNE.-Ths new and
II splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, will leave
Pier q North River Friday. llth April, aad viii land
her gers Chsges In time to TAKE one Of the new
steamers OF the Indepen lent Line al Panama 90 zon OF
April and arrive In San Francisco oefore tho Ih Nay De-
ipe iust thirty DAYS from NeHYOrk 10 San francisco.
Cheaper and quicker than any other line FOR freight or
passage srply 70 bEhFohD ". Nv
Freight 10 San Francisco, IS cents per 10 a Tim
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

lV1 aIATE INSTITUTE, 2lS Fourthsl corner o. MAC S
donegal fronting Washing ION square -BOAkDiN6 DE.
PARTMENT. The Principals having received nequeu.
snnlcsons from the city and country to take 6osIdlpg
Pupis are nov happy announce that tne
rno.t have bees made by which inc pt
Guitar advantages ola City High School may be secured 70
those who are anxious 70 avail themselves OF s nenen
The retired location Of this lnsunuon Isclns a. VIC
isTyss PAN IN the city, combines every advantage ot me
eoaptr, for the hssthuuess ofs pups The School year
IA divided 10 four terms Of eleven weeks EACH commence
i.s Ssnsuher sth November Is February TO- aud Apru
"a Boarding Pupils viii he continued during the Summe,
vacation desired. Terms reasonable CcasIs ooalneo
he Bookstores Of g. H. Newman, 1893 Brosdway ana OF
d Appleton 200 Bruad~ Pupils al United 81 any "n'
snd chnrged onlv from the date OF entering.
wv N The next SCHOOL tsfm II VIII Do oosefVe1
commences Monday, April 2S'h
xn,, 40 las TANNING. A. 81. AP
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INSURANCE.


MON MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY, Office IS Wsllst opposite Hsnover-sI
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, S6OOOOO. NJ,
trsprsncas on Marine nlsnd Navigation and Fire Risk
YRUSTEES.
MoKes Fnvlor Peter V. King, James w. Elweis
Frsncis s. Lsihrop Jamet SymingtOn, N. w. Merrill,
Horace K Clahin III. l.. Routh, Sidney Green,
1b d Hs.,n,h Iawis Loder J r. Johnston,
pomI Snosor5 "A Munsell j X. Dickinson,
= rS.'of a Hatch Valentine Kirby, Eugene Dutlh,
! a. p,iahsn, Andrew Stout Joseph Fowler,
~ y n n 3bson ~ X CoIlius A q. Thompson,
N 1 Anderson, z A HsrgOus, Henry Hon
60 !, m sshcock Lambert Suydam David B. Turner
~ II ikyaI,a n n Graves X A. Robertson,
lanes n Ffah O. Y Dambmann, John van Nesl
y rs, a NNa,,chs Mortr Lyipgtlon w. A. Keteltas,
1t.L.nd " iii ! ri Brewer, Elias b Brown,
Geo. r. Darby = -,
JOHN FALCONER, President
JOHN s TAPPAN, Vice. resident
FERDINAND sTAee, Secretary. -, ,A., ,A,.
NB-PariculG attention 10 called 70 lne scI sns.
Company continues TO insure Buidings Merenssu, 20
Hn.eboid Furplure Vessels In Port &c. against on OF
damage bv fire and divide the profits on mis- ces. %
bnsipes, the same a. on the Marine premiums. nv TN
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GALIFORNIA.-Transportatlon across
~ The Isihuus o. Panama ZACHRlssOh, nELSOs
kCO OF Panama from their long experience on ne hu.
tuus being established there since 1890 are wei prepared
70 transport freight across the Isthmus OF .ks u
TO esn Frsueiseo a shppers option; but each peeksge
mus be Of portable sze and weigai and properly cav
eled asZ Co not responsIbe for dainAgo OF &c
rifenf the rxDsL The charges OF unsorelon 70 DC
prezac II SeE-f0Tf-
Agents u Chagres-LA cHRIssoS, MI 50 Y hfAAs-
AGENT 10 Cruces ard Gergcna--JOHs FUNCK
Dor particulars, aPpy 10 s,.. d. 90, .o.,,,-p.
az I'M = LAC dhIocON w. % " sFS~
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NOR HARTFORD-Diroct. The

II Steamer HERO, Capt }. IL KiaE, VIII cave rom
AT River steamboat paee. Pea SUP oT hsforo sssS
Won6ev and Friday afternoon, ~ ocock tof TURNER
/ forSnsron Inquire on board, rd sAAroS = wEss'
NIL n h< Ssssf''-
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nACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GONE

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
II PANY-Only through line for California snd Oregon
-The public informed that under Ihe new arrange
mens Of this Company steamers Inspected ana spp5oyeo
Mail vii continue 10 leave Psnams AID San francisco on
The and 18th days OF each monh unless detained ~ an
Todabe Academia ard viii touch Al Acspule0 Ban Deso
The following steamships, belor ging to the Pacific Mall
sssP.1S Il oS ~ sssS end I Of he roa!s
Oregon I.0s9 tuns; Republic, ! 200 tuns
Panama, oe1 lnsi C Cs5onha, eS s9d II ,n.
Tennessee, /. $50 tnns; IsLhmus;
HortheFner, 200 tuns; Unicorn, 600 t1us;
Columbia 'OO 'uni fremont so Sst saOs.
The new steamship Columbia win ply between San
hs srvsl of he mails and passengers rom Panama, and
returning Without desy with the mails sud passengers TOR
rsSusr line Of propesrs VIII be kept up FOR the trans
porIaon ofegh and transient passengers between ran
ana and San FrALeiIco. x,,oo
hen row under charter TO The company ard peculiarly
eommodious In Der cbbio arrangements, VIII Do keps ran
ns ~ Sbs sbove steamers WIN keep az hs connection
betW cen Acapulco and the other Aexiean pogu
The connection 10 the Atlantic wiz be Maintained ~ tne
Geo eso.ss- SEQ una; Crescent City. 800 tunsi
ONO 81 10 tuns. Cherokee, so tuEs;
Emnirs civ 100: PhilAcelphis Loo tars.
Leaving HewYork for Chagres 90 The lih and 1S'n OF
~ ns .tea.bip Eldorado and The FGeon VIII form
direct Ire between Orleans and Chsgres leaving Al
1uek ueods a. viii insure le desenon a. possible on
he Islbmus and forming with the Pacific stesmsips
rup ID line 70 AID from New Orleans AID pors N Mexico,
California ard Oregon Pssssgs from hsg,0.s.n' can
Be seeHred from ARMSTRONG, LAWESsON CO,
Agents a. thai place.
The fare for through ackes rom new fork 70 Ssn ff1'
eisco bAs been rec uced from 49,
$3.50 In STATE Rooms tO...................eSO
es3e 10 Lower CABIN io..............s''" -
$40 IL Stserseo--.........s..s..' s..:.... ~ -
The rate from New York 10 ChagTes vii De ~ Ios ow'
est seopged By any safe seasteamer between nose pof
FOR choice q hesghs apply oco Of ne Company,
a ard IS Souh-tt, or u heir Agency, III WesSsI
a4DkWu
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MAJ PEOPIs OF IHE STATE o. NEw YORK By - sr,s
Of zoe Yr. "a Iudspsudssi To Al utsressdia -
.sts. Of JOHN EUsSlSG ts VI lie Cy u NsF loA
a. erets lssstses Of oiherEse send 0ssi To-
- 49, ~ von md Tsqurs personally = b "a
,-pes before Safosss tbs County NsS fofa a.
81 New Yor tie tth 1ny Of NAY Ueft a. - e
800 II he foreuoon v t4y, ts1 Al ihsfs . s;tssd IA
ssstssrt Of Of procstds OF OeadA Saa A. II
srs.or 81 ths a., W Of stld ceceaset
caused - sss Of once OF s
rossts - hsrsCuto atIs Wtne.s Al-Itneei w : -
n ld sursoeafs Il Cou1s. he Cs Of hs1 tcrA
tie ISL las q LORD Qua HOUSES
A'lo'1 W BRADFORD. surrogl,s
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WATER-CURE INSTITUTES
Patients will be treated al the eOmmodious city S.
sbshm-bt Laight all OF the year. and 81
Lebanon Springs from May Stto October let Bon places
will hereafter be under The medical direction Of Dr.
Tra, and the domestic management Of Ar. D. Campbell
mn Inn
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
OCOMPANY-For BREhEN via SOUTHAMPTON
The Uuied States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, GEO
W FLOYD Commander, viii SAL for Bremen via South
anpton on SATURDAY April l9h, from pier No Norin
River 81 y o'clock An experienced Surgeon 10 attached
70 tie ship. AL letters m1si hreugh tie PosLOce
suec.e delivered 10 Have. For freight passage apply
70 MOLGER, SAND RiERA, Agents 80 Broadway.
a. u9aF
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THE IRVING INSTITUTE.-LY

II ONs CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL hOAhD'
ING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen, Al farrytown N 4;
The Principal 10 assduous n his regard Tor inc "orat
,refoye the physical comfort the tafeueefuh Improvement
the ma aners and personal habits OF his pupils
The Course Education comprises AL The orsncnes pro
paraoy for College business for professional OF pra
Real nE comprises Surveying and Civil Engineering
Drs~ipg Vocal Music Piano, and French by competent
M.sters German and Spanish taught n required
The Summer term commences on the lss OF Way; ana
eopupues tive months charges for the term Si !hs in-
eludes al expenses Board Tuition Except In Modern
Tnsnsh branches A deduction viii be made when two
come from the same family. =.
For further particulars, references, NC see chcas ~
rnos, OF the broadway bookstores, or address
WIN. Z. LYON AM, Principal and rropuesof'
Letters should be addressed North fsrry1oWa.
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NOTICE.-The Steamship NORTH
lNAMERICA, OF the California independent Line, len
Chaeres on The evening Of 18th March Tor New York. by
wsy OF New Orleans, With fol lis OF passenger on1
leave for Chagres direct her regular day FR he
lllh inst Al O'Clock, M, from Pier No 4, N X am
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NOR NEW ORLEANS, Direct-In ad-

vance Of the EIned States MAilThe rev and sp endd
giesnship UNION. Capt Thos g. Budd Will lesvs rler 1
North River. on TUESDAY: April Is, al o'clock r n
IN New rieaps warrants the belief that se viii always
land her passengers In advance OF the UaIed States
Her accommodations for passengers are "a ana
The Sbe h furnished with every luxury the affords
For freight or passage, apply 10 - .,
u9W gPOFFORD, fILESyON co ~ South-h
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Com-

SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
~ mencinK March ST. RAMAPO AND PATERSON
RAILROADs-Express Trains leave srrerns a. ioliows'
or on The arrival Of the Enc trains Al % O'CLOCK A.
stoppug only 1t Patterson ard Psseac Bridges het 0cock
NJ stopping only al Hohohuks. Paterson and bonnx
sprrgj all PM, stopping only al Hoookas Paterson
Leave Nsw.York at ! O'Clock A. NJ. stopping only a.
Paterson and Hohokus NJ 81 O'Clock z ~ sopplng only
AT BOILING Spring Passsic Bddge and Peterson; O'Clock
p mi sionping only al Patersou and Hohohus. The Ak
press tsibs eavs Ma keLst station Paterson TOT New
York at q and NJ and r N or on me russ ~ 'so
nsins nom SuaernS The up trains stop 81 Bergen on
signal ,s, n. 49,. A., w..
way TRAINS leave sufernS AZ q A M and NewfoIs
sap stopping at all The stations below Paterson, and
II the stations above on signal -
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Suferns Al ST Am.-Leaye view
York at ?. NJ, stopping above Paterson only al no
hokus - - -,,,, ,.,...
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson al and II 9eloes
M and n and At o'clock r. Leave New-fork &ot
and 10 A. NJ and IA and 81 O'Clock 7. NJ
susn.ys2Leave Msrhet I'll station al 6ioeock A. NJ,
or on arrival Of the train from sunsrns-Lesve s.cisou
depot NJ s O'Clock p. M-Lesve New.Yorh sts O'CLOCK
M aud O'Clock P. N. The sunday Trains atop gsiow
Paterson only at Huylefs and Boiling Spring. msu
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yVyHE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY

ii FOR YOUNG LADIES. the Misses BUSTEEO. Prin-
sip.ls ~ open iis Summer the frat Of May next
Number Cf eOsrders limited TO twelve-there are now
faT yarApces The BeghbOThood one OF the pleasant
ss a.. IN The State OF NewYork and the Pupils
enioy All the advantages Of home and sehoesiic ns
fp,e combiped Applications 10 be made 70 klCh' BUS
TEED Counsellor ~ Law, - Wiulsmss; T. w bSS
TFED ISL Thhd.Svenue 81 the Seminary. al oW'
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CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS are &C
OIEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND

A LEV ELhIVOt tOLO mbSO 49,
NCINCINNArl Acknowledges to Columbus
and connected with tho Sandusky ssd Newark hsb@y,
Al Shelby and with he Columbus and xsns Train for uin'
einnsu, al Columbus -
On and amer Tuesday February 2otn me regasr irnns
tween Cleveland, Columbus and ali intofmcdalo pisces
for Passengers and Freight -.
with Passengers, Al u O'Clock A. NJ Arrives {" Column
bus NJ -. =, "A
Leaves Columbus for Cleveland with Passengers, 81 10
O'Clock M Arrives at Clovelsnd 81 - r. d.
F,steEr AND PAssEksEg fsAlR-Lesves sselhy lor
Cleveland with Freight and Passenger Al o oelocA ~ -
Arrives al Cleveland. II O'Clock A. N.
RRTuRNIse-Leaves Cleveland for shelby WIN fregu.
and Passengers. al O'Clock 80 minutes r NJ Arrives q
SN0' " WIN BECkWifH,
ml9 Inc Resident and Supehnlending Ensineer
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nACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COM

hACIFIC FINE lNOO iShANCS -,
II PANY-Capal Sfo tOO-The books OF saascnp a Oh
Fdsy he 4h dsy OF April inst under the crecuon OF Lls
subscribers al the Pacific Bark corner OF bosawsy spd
Grand St and viii remain open unnl lns Vsn m an rsr
A. M I'll 2P NJ. each day, sunday exceP'o4 "a r.
cent will be received the tine OF suoscrpuoh ana s
balance ON the 2cth April. shares ~ each
THOMAS JEREMIAH, ,,u.
WILLIAM SMITH fComhitsoaeis'
WILLIAM TlLDEN,
DIRECTORS.
r,..u... ,o-.r0,.h Amos n Hai6sld John Dodge
anou n S S.h lob, W SsgenAn john merritt
" i niell S Siin Gsorce p We'll Ebenezer Pray
Hlan AnoSn GeSSS Wepzel MI McCready
Ftcis OConnor Joseph a w LIZ Ss HsTison
Geo jackson Jesse n nsrshAl 49, csmnbsn Jr
VIM Giohard w Mmnng yT m EosSsp
Charles White David L Young J as ssotas
Allan Hav Henry Bruner james S.oAoS
Nathan Ely John h EsIie -. Ssio, Thonnson
Ioring Halves Eoenezerneoies'on"SJ a 81.
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NI0RRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD.-

MORRIS and ESSEX RAll.kOAD.-
I'VE Passesgsr Trains leave NewYok foot Of Cortland
Ct, Msi AN and p M Newask, q AM and IN
FOR New York leave Dover al ITO Am and M. Nor
rs.own, "A M and 2S5 PM. &c. freight Trains leave
Dsver al IN. and New York al ~ AN Orange Horse
Car leaves Orange at $50 AN. aud SSs PM. fassengers
Gus ssR es that Dterseci this Road Tickets usf DO pro-
cured before taking seats IN the CAL
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for

BOYS e w. KEELER. Tescher. NewIown, Fair
field County. Conn., the Housstonic Railroad 10 miles
from Bridgeport
TERns-Sls per quarter OF II weeks for board tuition,
washing, mehcng, fuel, lights and bedding, Pupils re-
ceived at any time.
REPERsRcEs-H ~ PECK 4 Co. 1870 Frontst; A. O.
Crane, 90 John.st; X. Carton Overlon, Wa-st; A.
Ackey TTsct house Geo w. Dow. Esq Y Burling slip;
NJ Sweezv, i76 South snd A. @ Hsntord corner OF
Cherry aud Rntgersis New York Hon VIM 9ckwell
81 Jay aud Wfiloughby Brooklyn, and Aaron
Hawley. Besvern NeW-YOh. Al3r
EyEMALE TEACHER-Wanted for
private Seminary the pert OF the city, whose
Influence Oud enable Der the attendance OF p1
pills snd TO whom share Of tuition would ne co npensa-
lion for services For particulars address swntz's
POsl-Ofhce Chatham 50. az 2tMWf
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NOR NEW. ORLEANS DIRECT

To ariive several DAYS in advance ofthe U. Mall
Rates of Passage materially Reduced.
THE NEW and SPLENDID STEAMSHIP UNION
Captain THOMAS S BUDp.
will leave pier No North River on Tuesday the lSth INST
at S O'Clock NJ. -
The great speed of this beautiful ship proved on her
GrstyoTage is sufficient guarantee 10 passengers that
ttev viii be anded several days In advance OF the United
States Mail.
The UNION has double side lever marine engines
which are admitted by competent judges TO be superior to
INV hertz built this country and her state rooms aad
oher accommodations for the comfort Of passengers are
unequsled.
Her tables will be furnished with every Injury the mar
ket Affords passengers rely upon thsr wants Do
ing attended to by civil and experienced stewards
Those bound to New-Oreans particularly requested
10 examine this ship previous TO making other engage
nents.
For ffeight OF passage, apply to
40 us,h sPoFFoRD, TILE sToN& co 4s SOuth-st
MARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED
n INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO by way Of CHAOHES and either by me In
dependent Line, or by a U. b. Steamer from PANAMA up
The new psw snd splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA,
I n RleheH Commander, the fastest steamer In the
world will leave Pier North River fos CHAGRES Direct
ON FRIDAY, April II, 81 3 O'clock NJ.
Passengers by this iavore steamship VIII arrive az ran
ANA In time 10 lake passage for San francisco and otner
ports on the Pacific by the most speedy and comfortable
conveyGree This steamship Is entirely new having made
but TWO thps Chsgres. and II Is confidently expected
thst - Will land her Chsgres In seven days
from The time she leaves NewYOrk Tbs steamer mas ~
large and connodous Itae rooms OF them Of extra
ne expresSly designed for families Passengers for Call
forna would do well 10 take his ship Hs she ventilated
on principle, and her bedding nc. nc 10 en'
irey new ard free from disease No berth state room
can be secured paid for few first class state rooms
anengaged For passage or freight enquire OF j.
sree here the plan OF tho cabins and Storage can 10
seen, and stale rooms and oefihs secured. mHu
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n AIDES SCHOOL. Red Hook, OF

the North River.-Mrs VIM Jones receives Into her
family twenty young ladies' whom she undertakes 10 in
In ali tho branches necessary 10 sound education,
and also ia those pshments and la that per.O-
nsl carriage which essential to their making good f.
cure In refined society.
The cardinal branches Of study sUght by herself ADD
daD BIER Ogsthe with the higher MsIhem atcs, Bellies
Lees and he Sciences; and via9 supervisions con.
stanty exercised by them every pupil with regard
TO points which most the object OF adcous pa
rents solcitUde. 80 . ,
Her Teacher OF Music IL lady eminenly skilled In the
science who uDiles with great patience, perseverance
which often makes respectable performers OF those even
whom Nature has gifted with talent for Musici and
the best tuned iLfuUmenIs only used for practice
Her Teacher OfFreucb and Drawing nzVe oil france
OF whom duties required, bat asst iuousy 70 teach
these branches She BccustoIs her pupils TO speak the
French language cOoquisy, and he idOm is rendered
u by their being taught 10 think In H. as well az 10
speskit -.
The residence OF Mrs VIM Jones Is a ccmmodions Cot
tage eo up with every convenience conducive To hea IN
AND comfort and the vsge 10 thee hours from the City
by H. r. Railroad References may he made 10 the parents
OF any Of er present or former pupis
TERMs-Ore Hundred ard fifty dollars per annum, Ia
full for every expense except for cash advances previously
authorised
Parents issrng az interview will find Mrs. during
the month a. 46 West Washingonplsce m3l 2wMWS'
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IVA WILTON, CONNECTICUT, ABEL WHlrLOCk
Principal and Proprietor location OF this Institution
u suitably retired and easy OF from the New York
and New Haven Railroad Iii 50 miles from New-York
and "a miles from The NOrwak Depot the Danbary and
Rid aeheld sage-road. The NOTwSlk and Danbury Rail
way will be peled In the nme landing passengers
about mile from The School The house erected by the
Principal accommodates forty pups ana s furnished win
couveDencs for that number The School has been In sue
eessfnl operation four wears
EDehsh Branches, Latin, French Music and Drawing
are thoroughly By Interested and eonne,ns sh
desrous o. visiting me me D., Az so ~ "a "
o,vu,ng the day have ample uue ~ 90 w 1900.
The Principal refers 10 his circular ana 70 ais pe.en
patrops ana Others Circulars can be had al tne o0okse
~ Al "A NEWMAN, 1893 Broadway, al which place he
Principal viii every Tuesday and "wednesday ~ Aptl
from 2 10 O'Clock z M. az loIuWNo-
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81 epln ,JT,s'T q RITEs or sAILINa.

NOR CHARLESTON. ). 9. - The
splendid steamship sOUTHERNtR, Capt j Dickin-
son Win leave Pier No. 4. North ltver ca saturday,
April y at O'Clock, NJ precisely; All Bnls o, Lao ng
loot For Freight appy 90 board and for Passage 70
40 rs sPofFOR0, TILESTON Co tS Soulh-sI
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A. j. MONTGOMERY, c.
,4uo JULIUS HITCdCOCK)

SyUPRFME COURT -cOUNTY or CHEaUN6-Jebn w
SWl.nsr William r. Judson sgaust El.h spfSae 1ll Aao
Top,ss hs wife To spraEuS and Mary LOUISA Us we
VOW are hereby summon'd and required % answer The
bs ston Which comp hed the once OF the CefA
County On he dsy Of March 1851 and serve copy OF
your answ e upon ohos, The village Of Ena IN "
counv Of Cbsmurg days after tbs service hereof
exclusive Of tBs cay saeh aud you a % sasSsf as
con as Aforesaid the plaintiff w apply 70 tne Coar TOT NE
..f s.msnjss In the con nj Dated March ION, 1851
-. Us 49, WEI John w WILMER. Plaintiffs Any
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LyAREREDUCED-Only Through Line
goR SAN FRANCISCO via CHAGREs, direct, and
BY the United States Steamers tbs Paelhc on fhUk5
DAY, April TO- The splendid Steamship CRESCENT
CITY U $50 tuns - John Tanner, Commaader will leave
Der Pier North River Thursday April 10, ats O'Clock
A. Passengers by this veesel viii connect with The
limited States ell Steamer TENNESSEE, TO leave Pana
ma on or about sl May FOR freight Of passage, sppy Al
he Office IS SoaIh-st or at III WestsL az tlO
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~ sING.slNG Rev. JOHN p. LUNDY Principal
-Th. SUMMER Term Of this School will commence on
Monday, Mays Number limited TO twelve the house
n In fne location, with ample play grounds Cifcuiers
ronts ipg terms aud renee IA had OF s. Il PIER
SON 10 - s9 ST.
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ml7H JAS TANNING. A NJ.
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DRACTICAL CHEMlSTRY.-A gen

III ,leman now engaged, he has been for many years
IN giving instruction In Chemistry and the connected SCH
ences will receive into his Laboratory and INSTRUCT %
Address Box 1881 Post Office 40 OF