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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

THE Detroit Tribune has got off this
one Gone of the gentlemen who came
forward TO bail Abel F. Fitch, was question
ed by Counsellor F-whelher he had an in
cumbrance on his farm % yes, said he,
my old 'oman ."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

THE Navy Department has issued special
instructions to the East India Squadron, TO
procure and send home rare plants and
seeds, particularly the sugar cane and tea
plant adapted 10 our climate and soil, and
useful for domestic purposes, for distribution
throughout the county,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

SMrLTcITY.-The morel see of the world
the more | am satisfied that simplicity is in
separabIy the companion of true greatness
never knew truly great mana man
who overopped his fellow men-who did
not possess a certain playful, and almost in
fanlilc, simplicity. True greatness never
trusts or plays the king upon the stage
Conscious Of its elevation, and knowing in
what the elevation consists, il is happy to
act It's part like other men, in the common
amusements and business Of mankind. 1t is
not afraid of being under-yalued for its hu-
miIity-PaddRg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

U- A man named Jackson NpLaugh-
lin, fell from the top of A. f. Kapp's barn,
at Northumberland, on Thursday, and was
severely injured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

~ A large number of RATS passed
here on their winding way 10 market last
week. Many are still detained above for
want of sufficient water. This has been a
severe season on the lumberman. We
hope they may soon have a railway to
carry their stock, when the ficxle water
fails them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

T The Wing State Convention for the
nomination of candidates for Governor,
Canal Commissioner and Judges of the
Supreme Court, will be held in Lancaster,
en- the Gath inst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

% The Montour Iron Works, at Dan
vile, are busily engaged in rolling out the
rail for the Wiiliamsport and Elmira Rail
Road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

TIE Turpentine Distilery belonging to
Mr.. w. p, Pelleiier, at Jacksonville, onslow
CO., n. c., with It's fixtures, and a quantity
of spirits of turpentine, rosin and oak slaves,
was entirely destroyed by fire last week.
Mr.. P.is loss is estimated at about $2509.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
REAE. ESTATE
M|lB HR eD va HE

-k4zN al LIZ EaN-A- SssE-S i XzA- En- ~
'ENiE subscriber will offer for sale, at public
4 vcndue, at the Court House, in the Borough
of Sunbury, on Tuesday, the 18th day of July
next the undivided four-flths of the following
real estate, situated III the Borough of Sunbury.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND
Adjoining each other, on the north side of Black
berry Street; containing in front on said street.
one hundred and twenty feet, and in depth two
hundred and thirty feet. The Improvements
good two story
Dr. DWELLING HOUSE
.ll44A4kl, and Kitchen, large Potter Shop, Darn.
good well of water, &c.
One lot Of ground on the South side of said
street. 60 feet in front said street. and 23o
feet in depth bounded south by the Rail Road
The Improvements are a good two story
9sFR DWELLING HOUSE.
ez4sLz. 60 feet front, Kitchen, Stable and Store
House.
The above pieces of property and Lots Of
Ground are well situated for business. The titles
are indispuable.
Terms of sale will be favorable, and will DO
made known on the day of sale. The property
will be sold, as the estate of Daniel Bogar, decd.
by FREDERICK LAZARUS,
Admir- with the VIII annexed,
Sunburv, June II, lS5I.-5t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

Miss Goodwin, Of Rlackhealh, has presen-
ted the munlicent sum Of $4,000 to The
Church Missionary Society.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is
now under contract from Pittsburgh, west
ward, 1875 miles. The competition was
great and the work was allotted on favorable
terms. # is intended that the whole road
shall be finished for use in 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

THERE is cab driver in London who
once held commission in the army, and
had property to the extent of fl,5OO 600.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
Nj 4 " ES Il I'd.

On the 27lh ult., by the Rev. Mr.,
Mr.. AMANDus S. MILLER, TO Miss HANNAH
JANE, eldest daughter Of Mr.. John J. Wool
veron, all of Shamokin township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

DS~ Richard Laler Shiel, the eloquent
and impassioned orator of the British House
of Commons, died at Florence, on the 25th
ult.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

% A great fire has occurred in Stock
ton, California, by which 81 100000 worth
OF property was destroyed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
CAUTION !.

a LII persons are cautioned against receiving
"a a note for the sum of $25, given by Jesse
Hensyl to Michael Dmmick, as the note has
been paid, and will not be paid again unless
compelled by law.
JESSE HENSYL.
Trcvorton, June 2l 1S5l.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
DWELLING HOUSE
Estate of HENRY ROCKEFELLER, Dee,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scribers the estate of Henry Rockefeller, decd.
late of Point township, Northumberland county.
All persons indebted to said estate OF having
claims against the same, are requested to call on
the subscribers for settlement
JOHN ROCKEFELLER,
HENRY MORGAN,
Administrators,
Point tp., June II, ls5l.--6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

A DUEL was fought at Vicksburg on the
18th instant, between Gen. Freeman and
Gen, Smith, opposing candidates for Congress,
Gen, Smith, the Democratic candidate, was
wounded in the shoulder. He had published
FGeeman as "coward and libeller"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21

Destructive FIRE AT UNloNTowN, Pa
There was fire on the 9th inst at the stable
attached to Swann's hotel 26 horses perished
in the flames, l6 of which were the property
of lha Good Intent Stage Company, 6 belong
ed to McGee and Tracy Of Baltimore, and
the balance TO individuals, The carriage
shop of Gaddess was also destroyed, together
with much ready-made work. Loss heavy
and no insurance. A number of stages be-
longing 10 the Good Intent Stage Company
were burnt, together with vehicles Of var-
Gus kinds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
New Advertisements
SUPREME COURT
Northern District,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Supreme
~ Court for the Northern District of Pennsyl-
vania, will commence its annual session on the
second Monday of July next at the Court House
in Sunbury.
CHARLES PLEASANTS,
Proth'y Sup. Court, N. D.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, June . 1, ls5l.-{
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-21
RPTDET TITTTNG

BRIDGE LIFTING.
SsEAI.ED proposals for the construction Of
~ bridge over Roaring Greek, will he received
by the undersigned Commissioners of Northum-
bcrland and Montour counties, at the house Of
William Johnson, Petersburg, on the 9th day Of
July next. Plans and spccii cations will be then
and there exhibited
SAMUEL YORKS, CHARLES WEAVER.
SAMUEL SHAKE, CHRIS. ALBERT,
JAMES MNiAHON. WILLIAM WILSON.
Montour Northumberland.
Suuburv, June -, 1Sjl.--3t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
From Texas.

From the New Orleans Pcsyune, Nay.
By the arrival Of the steamship Globe, we have
Galveston das 10 tie "a intL, and Lsyscs dates 10 ne
18th ult.
prebenOn OF further overt sppesfs 10 be 81 an end
The rise visa not equal lhs, OF lSJ Tao vser howsy.
e. has been upon number Of cotton h-dG bat itshoped
mat The damage 10 not very msieral Even rspsnuns
should become neeesy there 10 ssn ample Time Tor the
TIE sI.eron for Governor and members Of ths State
Legislature exces unusual interest," md the field 10 occu
pied By mach larger number Of esndises tban has sp-
MS IA tbst none who are 70 be chosen will have The
troll ard disposition Of the sloeooOc0 received rom ne
Pie ,ssm t1eayaor built for the esssl to connect GAL
weston Bay with the nyer Brszos, tn been pat 70 work
win lhe most sassetoy results Ancther naeslns ior
The other erd OF the canal nearly ansned ana wiz sooo
be ready 10 commence opeTsaons
The peo IL A6rOeate says that colony has been essso.
nahed about ten above that town mo f0uf1sflts
.Yste a. By Gen John ID. Wnkins Of Lo0sisns bal nov
under The management Of Mr. John Rogers Coz
man Of education and Intelligence IL appears nH esen
member Of The colony Ia required 10 contribute 500 ca
berg admitted ter which be Ia entitled TO 80 efas P1
rpsnen In ito products By contributing equally 10 s''''
Public meetings are being held 10 Essi:rn rsx. Win
view % improve lhs ns,EsueS .. t !. al i,ts doab
from The spirit manifested ou' maj VIC 'N'o'p''
ov,rsov 10 The ouadsups River Western Tszss 10
.nfro.ted TIE river has BsD IN een feet The crops on
Inc baEs and Ia The Gasdaape valley are u excsnen' co.,
soit OF agricultural improvement and enisr1rse IL
reigrrg on mo Brszos River Many large pHassuons ne
beng opened lands are 10 demand ana many lnIerns I'M
nroyemeus are 10 contemplate
The seeoOst from ever par OF he ssss are very i.yor'
Ale a. regards The state Of The corn and cotton crops
Abgrdsni Yields Of both aoteipatsd.
The Episcopal Convention FOR the Diocese Of rex1
Commenced ls ssssion 10 Galveston 90 The Let inst
large number ofdeegstes from he interior were presen'
Bskop Freeman presided
Census returns om al bot eounss 10 STATE have
been completed. The total white population Of he SAFE
10 put down 10 round numbers II 1853 eco add Of slaves q
62tt9 TIE population IhDs entitled 70 represenianoni 70
Copgess-tsdoing threeffhs Of hs saves TO The wnie
s 45oeo s.eurr gIwo members 10 he House OF hepfs
sentSliyes ..x
Major Hei,s formerly Of he Warrington Uates bss ar
rived In Gssest0n. Mesus Bouslsnd AID nns 80
nssioners for inveshg eating land dies sest o. 81 a..
Hsrrey secompsried By bis s1-de Carp Cs,.si ~
Wood "a soon 70 leave San Antonio fos coS -. go, ~,
Commerce !cur Of Inspection o. ~ ~
commend. -. ,,ynS c.t IA eoatradi.led b>
80. = 49, i.i:ss p.ses 10 good sat sra 'pf!a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
VORK-SOUARE FEMALE SEMI

Il NARY New-Hsven, Copn-rhe Summer term Of
this School commences the 18th OF Msy ana closes
Augus7th Being locate IN retired and delightful par OF
the city designed to fdrDish superior tdyansges 70
limited number Of pupils for pursuing thorough Eugsh
education including Mathematics and the Naura ocences
Classical studies, &C Also the FRENCH spanish ilansn
and German languages, with the various accomplishments
usually pursued 10 similar Schools The Principals are
experienced In teaching ard will give strict attention 70
The manners their pupils and aim especially 10 have me
moral influence such parents and guardians can approve
Circulars NAV be obtained the u. s. School Agency
29S Broadway, or OF Mrs. MERRlok and Miss MOksh'
York square, New Haven. myl4 ~
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and

Sov Msegsiaek Rsilrosd-Fsre lsi cenis-rhs steamer
nVh"ALk, Capt Weekswill leave pier - z K, foot
o. Lieeriyst, every Tuesday and Thursday, al NJ,
soc ssIa1osy sl0A NJ Rsgatnug. will cave The Raj.
80 Does bridgepoft every Monday, wednesday snd
iekepon ard Railroad freight ask en- ~ reduced reisi
20 0oafc, or tc he gent ou he y 1cE
a.. -aes Norwslk will ran 10 pi,ce o. ne Ahce i3'
heO Otherwise repgIsd Ie,S In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

GHiCAGO CITY LOAN.-Sealed Pro-
y posaa will be received a. The Mayors OEcs, n the
Cly OF Chicago, and AZ The once Of SrRACHAN
SCOIf IL The CITY q NewYork. unu the lE lay Of Juns
ne1t Tor iOan of S25000 Tor exeesding ten
KesA The BOrds 10 be Issued IN Of rot s<s han
49, ach a. al interest Of eeutam per an1um psyN
DC semi annually and principal aud interest psyshle 81
We American Exchange Bank 10 New-YoTk AZ ZOE
Shce Of ue City crCsr1rsT II Chicago. g order of s
common CouncL-ChicsEo April y 1854
AZ tel WH s GURHEE. Mayor.
ITO CAPlTALISTS-S3,000 TO $4,000
Eaned for lbree months, oa good personal sli col.
aeia security. for Whi-h fir iusresg viii b. allowed.
address soz 23A y P0S-O1ce. mglj S.
RAEK DEPARTMENT STATE OF SEw T)RE-Ts- Bark
- to2t rtusli 20 ThE sEW YOkk EXcHAS6E BANK tie
CITY a. Nsu fort AGENT 0r t-s rs--mpu cc-aing
rotss sssr revocation Of The appointment Il rhs H.
chance ad Farmers Bans CITY Of Albany such hgsat
frseois q is Eci s--1 n-1i tns sevsra
srg 70 ileoporied BaGs Bsnkrg ,rd llayclA
Basis passs1 prl II. le6l. ID. 3. ST JOHN
Aesry h'y 1881. rmylsH7 Supsuats,ssut
RASK DEPARTALST. sTATE % NEw-YORE The CAN
- KS BANK bss tbs iay 80 To- n notce Of rs AP
oniusat aits COMMERCIAL BANK OF TROY - 10 City Of
a. A6ktf Tor the Of - ccutung 1otes ogssf
IN Hvccsor Of hs Of the hechalcs ald Fansu
at 10 TIE City fAany ths act suusd
A. act = The Incorporated BANKS
btrhnE AssocstHs lt1ua santss Apr H. ISL
INV hay H. 1851 fmylo 81 ST JOIN slrsruteddsat
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o." john w. PRISON, Comm
..stJvis BLAsIUs MOORE,

SUPEEhE cOURTll Tia matter o. .as ses'eerSa Il aa'
- hsyor Adsrnsu snd commoanty Of "a. G o. ysT ioa,
N "a ,vsuus 10 F Avenue Scsssuth Ward o. sad c
ne unossgnsd cousonss u ns's aad As.s1snsli = %
rrs purs1Gni The rsqgsnslis o. &C Ae Of ins
var. Of the psops Of the stats u Hs~ fon ssa a.. Ae
asns AZ Az sutt.a Act 70 reduce ssysn Avs sins ~
VS. s - ssSi 5s Tia. he .sslci OF lie Estatsaas
t..ss Of he n ID. above snissa mAs
ooatansng Of TIE o~ssr' Of as - =,
. such ~ ttsy sFpsH oa ~ Aap' u 20. 1900, -
s.tnsr II such maps the tDnalt u assemsnh
alnss or oss.st ld lso ali .nd.y ss.matss ana o.h
So.sms1ts winch asss oy 10 SAD coIns.oss % -
her RsPor LsVs e.s1 dspoet.s II .as ' - ~ ~ -
Ta0usosvst nsy tnsrs y rsnAa Tor A. sa say .a
osiors the SAD Commissioner niGs the KIP % ' -. y.
prss Court Al he place hsrs1ats msrhossd Aad Hs
- 80 re ., ~ - a. Al .atss a. Act "A rsh
-, - 80. ard tsIs. = The Cty and CosaEy
o. Yort ana for other purposes passed Nay tt+ 1850
Tsso thsovtsror o-nsrs occugaH' ofcapaas % ~ no
ara prvscof aar1povs sis shssd therssy a tsy al's
e0mpsa Estimate s8a As.ssna-ri AID ma AZ psf.os as
irisssisas lfssd tts'scs "a ~ho ni ., o.ls t,as ri
are rsgasstsd Q Psssu thsI ooseoas, = -. -. -
N5IIL ne Chairns- Of ~ "a =, ~. o15 IN,
tais Of Il tss - srs1's - as
a.. a. 80 ~. -. =: .. ss.ssss wTa q .cyci
Fs- Ton ara ocu1dsd sssrr,s tas q = - yrs
ssut % Ard Jos. fsst I've q aass =
60 ..s,sr, q ne bioca Hundred go
feet 70 The vs-ssry ss sss q = lt s'se-si 49, ..
aorg'sa -sr,sfe ms - sds OF 'as ialri s'sass ~.
sEty iogr ~ fest oaf r. lehs iasocs ~s'Hty q .
osagsot - seS nas ssBsrse 80 - = - ,,,,, 81,
en- ca o. ts T5urh svsnus h1sarse AID sy -
four = nches ihs poilt or a. OF 1sls ~.
9.sr 20 % or psrcss = ard, st1ats q &c
a1sssutb Nad .hs CITY Of Ssv fort az9 Sooaesa,
aps CO.. a arrs a. fof-. tia, 5AssanZ ol
~sssry q FOurh avs1zs asta1t ons
Two o. or hs-; southsry ron hs s1-s'y
a. IA ssv..t 49, .tr.- az ranunx vestsy Iol< -
csutFs blck 1os hursrsd l ssst - nc s.sIg -
20 on s = sv,-us sLs nrh.ry soas az srs.sry LIS -
hun8rsa tn1 sTv io1I 20 -, - -
l,ehss, tie tns sik ihs1es - -. -
OF ~ 5l,ck m ssosr.s sol 1s rss-sf - =
~. p - ,v,r, a., sosfy tlS sad rsIasfs ~ of 80
Of Ia TOsrh ,~s hsstrsi ,s1 ~ . 80.
labsr gvs no,s tssf thsr Report "a a's,s v =
ua5s - presented 70 he suprsns Conr o. Nc -
a. spscsl tsrz Of "a 4 Cour - I'D a es ~ a.
ofEsvYort CO sATURDAT he i4fs tIy o. JSss' 80 y - ~
"a Of lie C0uri aty or 40 so- -. 4. -.
.sars ara TIA, ths- ans noe9s 80 - - 49,
N'2e.' 'eeosAf1st EosTGONEET, fconzssezsrs
TriIUs HITCHCOCK } ,..
D1ffG Mo Fsrk, March .. sd
ID ICHARD ROWLASns fgensi IA = = - ~. = a
II Deere. 81 CIV -, roul asss - t- 20 - 49, -
paoaoa q eoalss ara pc. = -
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ITO PARENTS.-A Lady of literary

TENU FAKENIO.-A Lhuy OF HIoIHIy
n attachments who has been accustomed to teaching,
10 DESTROYS OF taking her family three four Misses
from to L. They will be taught all the branches OF az
En- glish educsuon with French, Latin, and Dancing
required. $500
The location 10 very healthy, a stage route within
hheen minutes walk of The Battery, commanding beau-
TIM prospect and ghbOrhoOd OF the highest respecta
bility Children committed 10 her care VIII be treated
with klr dness and affection Parents requested TO call
and examine the grounds when terms will stated and
satisfactory reei ences given. Address HILL Boz 1880
Post Office. myl7 StSetW edAfN
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MILITARY AND OTHER ACADEMIES.
lVk gentleman who has had many years experience
tescber OF Military facIics lkiely an Ocer 10 The Brit
ish Army and thoroughly eonverssnt with military dru
An M ia phases wishes 10 form engagement 10 some
academy or respectable school where his services are re
CURED Yhe advertiser 10 thorough diciphnRri&n, aud
rspabe OF n.astpg 10 the general duues OF academy
Address lposl PAID ENsIs, Tribune Once, Ns~-YoE
AL I'm IA VAS
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SCHOOLS.

& S. SEWARD INSTITUTE, FLOR
0sIDA, Orange County, NeTYOrk-Male Department
The Male Department Of this Institution Will he opened
m0udsy, the 18Th Of May, under the care OF John W.
Rouud The studies will be all such aught 10 Acad
ees Of the first csss fhe academic year will consist OF
two Terms OF u weeks each.
TERMS
For Bosrd (ncuding washing, fuel and lights) and TUT
ton in Primary Department, per yen..........'''SiO0
In Junior do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOo
In Senior 90 de- dO..s..ss.ss.s.sss..s llV
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
In the Primary Department per OF Il weeks . on
In the Junior, do do do.......... 8 90
In the Senior, do do do.......... 10 90
Pupils attending less than tull term, will be charged
propOnionAte prices for the time attended.
PIE FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
10 continued uuder the Of Miss PsrtonS and on Inc
same terms as heretofore published.
The Male and Female Departments are entirely sepn 10
from each other. Each Department occupies exclusively
eohces and grounds appropriated to Itself Circulars con-
tsng further particulars may be obtained al hs Institute or
from The subscriber. WILLIAM d. SEWARD.
Florida May 1SIb, 1851 myl7 lwD&hW
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LEGAL NOTICES.

o,UPRFhE cOURT-In III. matter application Of tho
- Mso Adermsu AID COmnonaly OF he CITY OF Ne" f9kfen
Nv. 70 hs peng Of .vsoty hrt from Third avenue 20 Seventh
The hastss III Ward Of sad CITY Tbs lnds
@ssr day sPpoass BY Court, aotes
Pesps Of tbs state To sned An Act 10 amsad az Act
reduce ssvsraaws relating particularly to the Cy
io-tst The sbnct of Tie Ema,s Of the ssa
M d. Ao,. sn,lsd matter containing CT
n. o-pss f The lot, Sss..d The number. Of such
appear the ofts Conm'sons tos'ihs With aen nap,
NE amount OF sseesmen ~hehst of danASe otnsa sa
all the sdIvs estimates and Other deeumsnis "hh "ss
u.sd by The skng her Report have ossn 10
po.ed the Street comus'onsr ocs Of tho CITY snd Coan
OF New Yrk, for he Inspection ot w m-oevef nay elheIe
ne, E,p = 70 ' AS s sad cona,6s farsr ~.
notcepuuA1 pro- ous Of tie Act entitled An Act to
amend AZ Act entitled Ac Tsston 70 The collection o. assess
en,s INC taxes CITY County Of Ssv Yon and Tor ether
Or o~as occupant oup.ts Of d. houses and improves or
unnpved snds Affected tnssj that they nave ~
mats auehat persons -bo's ntsrss are snScss
.o, tbsr sons ia vrtfr to NIcHOLAs EykRErT ESQ,
the Chairman thesad Comnsonsrs Al his house NO. ~ " n
@ petes .nd that the By this assessment are a.
Az thoss piece. or P.Ics OF sns sIaas
iao bounded east o the ~'ssf me I'D. OF ha asa9s
the vest BY the sssr Ire Or .s' o. fo.,a os
"a" bssI o.,wsen Seventy and ssysntsh .trsai
AZ .o other os pieces and tuats lying and
BENZ n tie Ward Of the CITY Of New fork and Doanssd
S.si nv s .asr ns or SIDE Of uorth, By
neof s Of Tho block os-sen ssysny hrst see. sa
he 6c bstwsen ssysny and ssvsns,h street Aos
BENZ Ia the Nssenh Ward Of he Of Fs- Yort And aounsss
% he BY the westerly hoe or SIDE M Isnu'i on hs Vs
~ he sastsr lre or Of sIh the NORTH ne
b. o ne center 5stvssu Seventy A street and Ss'
s ,.t 9TH the Inc Of ths csltef Of TIE
% bw.su Seventy 6rst street ans ssventsth street And also
49,. thsr lot OF land situate and Beng
- 49, Ward Of New York aad sounded os
sssst ~ tbs ws.y me sd Of srth svsnas on the Ees
H. ..s re Of seventh tns norm ~ me ls
AZ sr on the Seventy fret street and ssVsny
$500 ei and I o hs Inc OF The esnsr Of hs ooe.
b.t sysuy sr., street sni Ssvsueh street Aad he ns
on r. further give then report he aoose mat
Ter vii D ssi prs.sntsi 70 tho suPfsIs Ce o.
g. Yk A. s.cs Tern Of Court, % Be heh al The CITY
81 n. CIV N Ssv Yok SATURDAY The 18th day Of J1I
81 o.nng Court that day or a. soon Asssd
. h. ga nd thsrs motion VII -
80 "a, ,nS Report oou6rne5-D,tsd Nsv fort, April o.
1881. hl,nv - ON ~ l. c,,.s,sr,
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DRY GOODS, &C.

TRY GOODS. CARPETS, &C.
~ LOCKWOOD ELLISON are Just opeoing 81
their stores
243 Qste 22el Green wieh street.
between Barclay and Robinson sts and
1875 late 1871 Greenwich-slreet.
one door below Fulton. 10 connection with fll and
genera assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY Day
GOODS. % entire sock Of
CARPETlNG, MATING. FLOOR AND TABLE OIL
CLOTHS,
pied for family hotel and steamboat These stocks
have been selected with great care and bought The
low auction Ices and offered for sale the lowest
cash prices wholesale and retail
u 1876 and AS Green Wich-sl my7 WSSMUel
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NETWORK & ERIE RAILROAD

lVrhs line leaves daily nom the pier ii ooi Of Duane
koRsINs WAY TRAIN Al st A NJ Tor Ousvule, riermooi
and all intermediate stations passengers ey tnn nsu
eonnect Al Suerns with the Morning Mail train for all sLs
tons west OF Geneva MORNING NAL TRAiS Al A N.
sonplny NJ All the stations OF Suderns arriving NJ
Geneva the same evening. WAY TRAIN s1St 7. NJ. fer
Piermont Ousyie and Allutermedste stations EvsSiSs
WAY Train al ST for Suferns, Outvie ana a. n1efmeu
ate ,taIopa NlsHr ExPRgsS TRAIN ats r M.
CHAS klNOf. Superintendent
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THE IRVING INSTlTUTE.-LY-

HNHE IRVING INSTITUTE.-L4-
n ON's CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARD
INA aCHOOL Tor Young Gentlemen, A. Tsrrytovn, N 7.
TSe PdpcipG Ia assduOus IN his regaro for the S0TsI
oifgrs The physical oo@foTt Tie tstsAsstaA improvement
he o. sasTs and personal ha6its OF as pupils .
TIE Course OF Education comprises A. re 0fsLeees 20
nsrserv FOR College business Tor proieesons o. pre-
fcsl lie including Surveying snd Clvh EnsneeIiogi
1r~xtng Vocal MaEc. PisnO snd French oy eOhPeseoA
Ss.,sra (errpsn and Spanish taught n required
the Summer term conmeoeel On me ls s ny ~
,,npss bys months charges for the term elV ms ID
SSa. ~ sxpeuses for Board. Tuition excepI In hodefo
ass nd Music and the Of necessary books 70
FrsGsh branches deduction VIII &c mSoe NneN wv
come from the same family - . 49,. .s,-r1s-. A
For NflhsT particulars, references &C, 80 IN Is
ny otoWo't - . IV0S An Principal and Proprietor
I~vss. sbocid te ADDRESSED HofIh fs1y'o"n.'
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