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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
LAW COURTS.
Circuit Court.... WEDNESDAY,, April -.
Before Judge Mitchell.
ITo-.o,,xt agaipst HsurU IJn HOreuIUr0


appoatsd Jans 1873 ds,utf aeah ohcsf
.c.vsf bis 20 Dr. Vac Hovsublsh, health Oh ar
~ JsIuNy 1888 bat nevsfr cevsi hs alleges
o and actou 20 yer -
sss - bsrs g. Dung ihs tme 10 aso On Fl
nate" q termed. Of hs Marine Hospital "h"n
r,csy@d TIE State, :. year lie a.sgfs tbat
Of n-ah ehicer 20 board at se5
ser v-EC a-csrtafufng a. fckuess & -aaa thst
40 The Name Bo-ptS. placed. p.ten All ssasn
grau IrfFg-thai ths tins ~ 80 on - go rs
aved with passengers. 257J WOu beng seary Ols
s-snd y-s' Si7 sons The rumotrD sk en- als
ah0 Tie Hospital really 100 pusn The
M s,t ~ksl a16 hat - i,o1f performed BY
very great he greater portion Of ths aay auh; 70
health gsfofmsd D. 80 deputy TIE IA" gfD
vd, m pay Of ne hsa "a oncs lees he iec'S sou
90 thstcsm- Osdss lsfg- ICES n oh- :,
auth as 10 appoint ospay 40 ~, Fo~'f
20 -.orn the various 80 % ths hsahe onter x
Tteds,n.s health nicer a5eto pay ts dsp1y,
but # after snt pay pubic once-iso ihst
gpuobtueLtas u tn sp oy ths attn Z nhs
,ionefs sLtss which mssy lounua 49, cns isfss
-slursraon or dtpgJ hssh ohcsan1 VA. Df
rrcou rmasf he right 20 fscss ufA o.
be rnf Vie heah on ef aai
-, b sen o. hcs sin,-is+.
Tb,counts r. palih phsd 70 The ano1a o. Ices %
Heatk Of fscsvsc lie e blt va o. 'etsd - /"
undsraud bs,rssa 5000 sr5 - zoo yta u Vas .t1
part dsense bs vessels N,rs rot i'sf - ne ash VI
frerg h.- Den -F i
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Bounty Land Ciaim.-PresrsSs In the Isaac
of Warrants.
Correspondence Of Tae Th7une.

wAsHlNSToN, TCssdsy, April -
Tbose who have claims for Bounty Lands under
the late act will fnd it necessary to exercise
some considerable degree ofpatience. The nan
Der Of applications received ia day have run up
s. high as 500. They now average about 400
DAY. There are 100000 applications On tle when
have not been touched. Ths number OF warrants
which the department have found it Pfaciicaole
70 issue is about 2o0 There is probably no "
psrtment Of the Government which IS IS closeiy
and severely worked az the Pension 5a'e'.
They do Their utmost. bat The force employed .
totsly iusdeq1ase 10 the gigantic ta'A insy uA.e
Ter s.rlGr-ti0n s,coucz4ied with al tle
necessary evidence, and framing It i0' war
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DIPLOMATIC 1IaEters.

CorretroKcerce q The Tr1ule.
WAsHNGToN Wednesdsy April q
Some queer diplomatic stories have been set
shoat within a DAY or two with reference TO Cen.
trel American affairs and the Nicaragua Treaty.
Among other things it ia assumed that the
/" British Ambassador holds this Government
between his thumb and finger, and that he has
exercised bis potent influence by getting the
Nicaragua Treaty laid on tue table of the Senate.
Il may be that the British NJ mister bought up
the Committee on Foreign Relations, st the head
Of which at tie period referred q, stood Mr..
KING, now Vice President. IL mas been generally
understood, Rowever, that when the BULwER
and CLAYTON Tresty was presented for ratlh's-
ZION, IL was found that the two Treaties clsshed
il some OF their provisions, when The more In
pOrtant one was ratified and the other aid aside
for amendment whenever negotiations should
sgain he opened with the Ncarsguan Govern
ment. IL rem aimed In the hands OF She Commit
tee for future action, whenever the Executive
should signify that the Ire atty had been perfected
Whatever Mr. BULWER may aspire %, aud ne Is
uI PROFESSIONALLY ambitious, It Is not probao'e that
he considers the United States Senate already
under his control.
Il was known sometime since that Austria dad
consented. at the request of the Turkish Govern
Rept. 10 the liberation Of all the Hungarian pFls
oners except K0ssuth and his few immediate
companions and they had nearly all arrived on
the British shores. dispatch from our Charge,
McCURDY has been received atthe State Depart
ment, probably containing this information. IL re
mains unopened as yet however, waiting the re-
turn Of Mr. Webster. WOUTER vON rwILLER.
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e'e- hat - 'ornF ssrr elan al saved $40
f ief esfrits 81 whFh kaa he a.:
- hr's- 80
e n o' iev- ~ 7- - - r'.ossr re AZ
90 - tfuus a. 80 tst t.ui sineH
~ 81 hiau. sa--.l.i No.A.s -
sppes's n TESTIFY q hs a. sS n. i.,,a rosr.t
chsrsc..f q. .l.ri 49,
sAo~ bet cou AT 49, 1T ,, s-ssaasa spoa rAat
Wa ~ sersis sed "a be- cn cet rossy 49,
tbs F-utsas, Ths by sslttsa Msasy sd -
ctrhNgse
Assault and Battery Eih intent 10 klL-Wm.
Re, ',rs -o Of assAaut rasaor.
Suko1v csrrg krs. 10 1t - Apl co5t-sA1p
Pcos gr ~ ssssrs ~nsse. thaf 10
narsns -a-ty ssr hs sN-a 80 Pr.oasr
soros knHs AZ shctet too
Ire ohsf ire hs.a q ths
avsr. ne case "a, -ary Provea. aes tie poasf
70 h. STATE Prsou years Aours-t 'cf The ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
WATER CURE.

FENHE WATER-CURE AT ROUND
i HILL NORTHAmP ron, Mass Is the most de light
f and ATTRACTIVE IutuuuOn Of it' and IN he country &C.
e4s,ne hv railroad from North South East sld West
The following ere some OF the advantages which render
Round Hul desfsnie residence Tor invshd' ana her
epds and FOR otbsf, who desire comfortable home
Pure air. extensive Brd delightful scenery and az eeya
Ted ano heslbful location Large and pleasant rooms,
and comforts gd cOuv-nienc-s rarely founc IN sml AZ
inshtoOrs A prscucal and experienced PhyTcian.
Intelligent ard efficient Nurses 5. Abundance Ot The
purest spring Weier diet adapted for those VINO al
Inc same time wish n live vel, ana well while they
live great variety Of rural walks and pessant orivea
IN the vicinity g. 0ymnssium, win Bilsrd-room and
Bowling Alleys -
Address C a HALL, MO. Resident Physician, or All
FRED RANDALL, Eco, Agent al l2wtm&W"
DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
~ CURE ESTABLISHMENT, In Bensonville, North
ampton Mass has been reOpened For further PARTICULAR
apply 10 the Doctor, above, or to WIN. RADDE, so
Broadway. Nev-YOrk MTbSu
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Rrmorod Cuban kspedltIOn TON IhI, For Il.

TbeU :. AsrshelCn " ecnescsy REG 49, -,
eepce tbst A Dseket ship had been chsrterel ~
certain inoividasls Interested n me lnyAaloa -
Cuba, and secretly fitted out with implements o.
war and taken down the bay, wnefe sac -
chored awaiting the arrival OF seveIs5 nt-t Rsi
men. The Msrshtl had the steamer : 5 so ~,
chartered, and kept in readiness AZ $1,000 Tei -
North River. In the meantime NJ - 20
OF his men =, %. aid ard assist the L. 5 authorities
A ar ar. rsp ~ as being they board
ed the steamer Jacob Bell, which steamed 'g% 'a
Governors Island bat tarpee aP the r al n,ssl'
and went slopg,ide Of u. 5 revenue cat'e.'
which was made fast, and sailed DO , IN ,as osy'
in search OF the craft suspected. llS
aud his i0rce remained down ne "a -i-. -
were ezpsc,sd 70 be conveyed - &c -rai' 81 1i-
.sleul hours Of the night
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Superior Court. WEDNESDAY, April o.
Before Judge Mason.
Ia K Ned a0ajnRt H1Tkpm RliLTOdd 10. =

T. ,c.vsf damage, n4y % 81 ns tfsck y mi
n Center e. afssfJ Iesrfed III Co4t charged aAi
he ~ sosJ attrbutstls . ne sft4 - !.
nut ne DIVER al pa ali ps.-l 81
srd .tn ~ The ~sgos nepds. =
Il lie after L cam 10 s4Asa ne ~
cut WITH ~ he % abe 20 agree aAa ~ss
rtag,c ley o. szi l iGgof " - ar osk 'oJ 70
bsns sud the rsvsr's -
"a ca tr.d 90 Nh lie ~-ss sho~ y
.s s.r Tie otLsr ut allo; 10 sst1sd le
ltl pant ~as oism'sst - nj.
f. 4 Spies q. Co. against Boyd j. Pa4L-P.a'n-
80 .t Z bos cattsl origags. asss % nem ~ dsoO
Aof.g ihs stocs - he ids sore u El.il u
rosf Ffrcs ard Thompson Which ocs va tte7 a. go ~
NICER srscucon 90 coni-ss0l u gn-n, D. mr. y sH
--.-.-. W Ls La.s lie gaey u Lle lons- 20 .-a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE
Wallace Concert.

The Summer season was vel insugurated on
Tuesday evening by Mr. Walace's Concert
There was material enough Tor two, aud although
il vas impossible fr the audience . renaia anti
midnight. no one lef, at any moment dissatisfied.
To,l orthodox sllden;a and lovers o. music the
double quatuor Of Spohrs vas Of course tie gem
Of the evening. It vsswell played bat IS hardly
ofpronounced melodious character enough - III
terest popular audience, and We fancy Tas no.
ell given.
We prefer the violin performance Of dr. Wa
lace to his piano playing. HE tone is tender and
pathetic, and his execution Of Belins airs vas
sirgularly sympathetic and graceful There is an
ease and sweetness in bis style which is very
pleasing and the same is true o. bis piano per
fornsnce But there is a want OF crisp character
in the latter which actually amounts at times TO
imperfect time-s fault, Of course Attributable 70
ANYTHING but the skill Of the artist The Polka
d. Concert which was cordially encored, and Is
brilliant and taking composition was nos so we'll
played by the composer az we have heard It by
other hands The Muse m,'trmprlHg IA re tress'
is one Of those graceful and universally plea'laS
works in which the composer Of " The Dream
will be easily recognised. Indeed. as composer
Mr. Wallace has many OF the elements Of Popu-
lsrity, among which we should place in the trst
rank his delicate sense Of melody. The selections
from his very successful opera MARITASA" were
singular blending Of the English ballad add the
Italian brsvurs, and struck a responsive chord in
the appreciation Of the audience We recall
chorus at i asst so it seems to Us, from this opera
which has a very remarkable German richness OF
rhy TIM We found no remembrance of it, how
ever, in the overture.
Madame WALLACE BoUCHELLE mas voice o.
good volume, and has evidently studied in good
school. Her organ, however is hardly sweet and
sympathetic enough to make for her famous
name among famous sogers. She sang with great
proprety and TO universal satisfaction, and with
the most generous promptitode supplied the place
of Mr. ARTHURsoN, detained by illness in Boston
OF all her songs the "K0thleen M1rOurHeen'
which she sang in answer to an encore, pleased
us most. The directness and simplicity OF her IN.
terpretation united with its admirable adaptation
TO the compass and peculiarities Of her voice,
made this song a genuine success. We have
heard no English ballads recently sung in man
ner comparable to this But why in Tripler Hall
which the Lindian echoes yet haow, did Mad
BoUcHELLE undertake Mozart >" Non mi dr.?
The hall was fall of most attentive and dis.
eliminating auditory and we trust that a musical
season. of which the most attractive reports have
been long rife, has now fairly commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
TIE following /. the specie List Of the Ohio

We have received by the Ohio 6es Of the
Fare Industrial to the 18th inst. The only piece
of news we find is an account Of the marvellous
recovery Of negro who fell from the top OF q
tower l2O feet high, while in the act OF painting
the outside.
TIE Faro has news from Porto Rico 70 the 5th
mat. The City Of Msyaguez has had narrow
escape from destruction A fire broke out which
threatened at the time to sweep the whole place
Owing TO the exertions Of the inhabitants, aided
by a number Of slaves from the neighboring haci.
endas, the flames were quelled, alter destroying
property 20 the amount Of $4,000.
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conrtnfnrtr and rerminsr.

gaff. Jug. Fdnords and Az Gfha and Dodss,
The frial Of Mss,rs. FlemmiRg and Ih0mas'
CARED ~ anssughtsr III an 1sE r.. ~ rvaoa 70 -
f Ibid Y. 10 tosu DacG % ne seasons IL.
49, rts,v su he l1risr Of Etr-rl Ay.f' 1'lts
,r ~. Fvs Pous - sseoag In ~ u N ~ ne "a
. % slfy On nft1- ~ l' 0o--''' - ~
TTefrja{ Of James Val, indicted Tor the mar
- a., c-ss b. s.sb5. Tih fnis, % aotoa o. Dc
49, s...-. lol aue Dg,sr, 80 over ;n soatsy cert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
AIDES SCHOOLING. VIM.
4 LIBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

NJ Incorporated by Sct Of The Lseiss!ure-LOcaed
AT Iibefly Sullivan county, N Y.-An Academy 9id
Boarding School for Young LsdIas sud 3-sti~msn-'1e
least expensive moot thorough and practical school la ne
in centred 10 dem ,uarae the sA1 tho Stats Nor
msl school Al Albany Mr. HENRY STOODARD,
Principal; Miss CINDERELLA NJ. GREGORY; VICE
Clsssicsl French, and Ornamental; an accomplished
tescbar furnished for each Expenses For hosrd, ~asl-
I'M lights and tuition In all the English branches abpdt
$40 including French ard music on panOfbre, s0oll
$40 The Summer Session commences On MONDAY
Anil % and Coz inues eniy-two weeks Pupils VIII
be- islen ushl The l9h May Apply 10 STlLLWELL
BROWN 4 co. p Cortlsud't or CORNISH, LAM
PORT 4 co. PeaTl-st, where crculaTs may be OBJ
,siued and every requisite s'ormauon given
gentleman connected with the lo'uiouon VIII esve
the civ on Monday 9Sth April who will lake chsrge OF
pupils going out JOHN D. WATKINS, N:
"a sts Founder snd Trustee.
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NIOuNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

"UUNI " NCTtI1NU IOAN OVL1A4I@-
I'VE elATE INSTITUTE, 2ls Fourth-sL corner OF Mac
soug,l fronting Waning ton scusre-BOARplNG %
PARTMENT The PrnciPSs having received heQleI y
srnrcsuons nom the city and country Boarding
Pupils happy announce that srrsnGemrnso NC
csl she character have bees made by which me pc
eusr advantages offs City Hgh School may be secured 10
thCse snxious avail themselves o ia oenehts
Yhe retired ocAusu Of ghis Institution facing ss does No
Nrets PARA civ combines every StFartugo OF ne
country heshf1ness offs pupils The school yea
"a divided Of eleven weeks esch, commend
lrg September Sth November % February 10, and AprN
a. Boarding PUpls viii DC cOntnsed during The snmne-
weston n desiret Terms reasonable Circulars obtained
,fbr Institute or by addressing the PrincipGa likewise
De Bookstores OF N h Newmsn l9e Broadway and ~
D Appleton ~ Brusdwsy Pupils sdmiIgec 81 Gny uTf
I'D charged chy fron The date Of entering.
ExN TIE next School term II VII be observed
eoI'uences Monday Aprl 18th.
q W CLARKE, A. N (p,,,.,,,,.
ul7U JAS TANNING. A NJ '''N~F
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r.s,CommisssOner,. once 90. April 2


EHdeavor 10 Make a Rev0it.-Edr. -uo .,.1''..
.s7sl oftsr o. - bus o. nc a.. ~
Oh "a e a. abose slfag Taysse 10 -, ~.
D. "a s-op- -v - .-.tuo1y OF - "a a 80,
-sn about 90 90 .p. zee ,.r. x.-s e. a.
- Oh g,tl-g 20 ll - r. 49,, .n5 tasy
flstfls nsl I'D b. - q -'-
csra1l. &c tet.-s f 81. r.f-- II ~as
~ - lei. - Ia; -s ssrr = i-s -
--+ BE- IL Of --@f-sL 20 81 = -
- - for al. rfls 10 -ah = '
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= -..n,c,oN RIVER KAIL KOAD-

80 N auison-st uesr Cnsnh-'ssL NsE- YpfA
Oho ~ ipiermeoisis places bg Far,sf sra SCAN
70 Alosby s-.,,e, ARMENlAc uir-U win ~ DilOHlnS
boat ms'.s,. ~ PJnghEespss every day except 5ln-
Ps',sf ave, New Yors At f1r fogghke7pss sna
cas- .,sr,ops stgiAH FOR Poke7p''e sopp,1s AZ Msa
81 w. V,,seft Dohlss Kerry Dsarmsn, Tsrrytown,
eH,pss. C,otop Pe,kstil, 3sr'isOn's. Cold 5p'egi
ss,.s.ii 40 Ne ~.tismoorsh. ~ ~. for f,ugl-
isrps sd al wy ,..' .. On 's goo, n nv HOE
s soe, Dpev sDd Hzsii1gs At4P III for Po1gnseep
~ "a ,ys stations reaching bany a. y ~ n!Za!-
-. ,scis ~ The Dear Ferry win Erie trsln
1n,. Al ~ NJ for Po-tsril and way sIs1ons
solps po.,ys,seisi sic goiog south a. An a NJ
NAM sfH ana s 81. Leaves Pe7ssslli ilt New
,,tH'e, A Al stopDing all way stations On sigral
i"h NE OLIVER Il LEE. Superintendent.
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Court Al Common Pleas. .WEDNEsDAY, Aprl
Before Judge IBgrahan.
~ CT -. ETt~grd I NJ 4npDU -

John 81 III LN1ITW o TT 1Ht1J 7 II =
-. -aaf store Brosls - -c-J 81
---l =, t1s psrs -r1 Aug. e., 1--se-l snd NJ ~
a.tsrsls- ~ s'.llt al a..sy l,e Ive'1 rsf
efs-s t. g cf.ss b 4f s. 80 iof ae'&-A -
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nFGULAR MAIL LINE betwsea

"a BOSTON srd NEw-YORK yts srONlNGToN sne
PROViOENCE-Th steamers c VANOLRStLF a..
c0HMODOkE leave Pier No. .. North River daily a. D
s,e,ocs pm The Commodore CapisiD Wm- II. frazee.
% Mondays, Wednesdays sno fndays; The g Wander
b Captain Joel siope. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sal
prdsys On the srva Of these steamers al S,orng,oa
pssngefs prOcesa oy Railroad 70 Providence and sosio3
fhr IL The rrOGi direct rocie rom NewYOrk 70 sosioo
For passsgs &c apply on board o. 81 tbs "es " Hs'ey
a.
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~ ERCIsE-Mr G + OTTlGNON respectfully in'
forms friends and he pubic geLersy that ~ As as-n
the large and sps-ous g. mnssum g and lh Crosby-sl
oue door below Be-cser, formerly occupied oy Or hcn
and 10 now open Tor the reception Of pUos Genenent
cass every morning from al ?, ami every evening tron
suns Roys' class every afternoon from h 3 Fencing
sud SOARING taught privately. al the rooms B-nt
& 2 Osusnon hss closed the Gymnssiuns - Broadway
and CanR.st Members having keys Of clossS In Their
possessioD will obge she proprietor by lssying th7m A.
the yooms In Crosbv-st ~ I'm
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Norse's Compsur' syupof
YELLOW DOCK ROOT We feel

II prompted by every prieciQe OF humanity 20 m1Se
Known To iie un,d dsTfui e1carv nf 7s tTraof-
dmarv preparation Taoussn0s have bses relieved Of
erss amount Of .usrne ard lives saved by the nee
Gin Its g,dhy the oes judges OF medicine %
Re he gsnt scl-Itc AID sautzry Dr-pars1n now
In use and A. dspui alive remed,. seldom requ4-d
II s'a,ds vpl,d FOR the 4 Erysnres ~i RD an
Gamer scrafu. AID Al be various diseases srslg Or
a. W pure slate ~ tie Blood ESQ. al i'u npa1ts
ard j. usad With uEprece ti -ncc-.. 10 al cases or
Feuac W~akns s.d general debility strength n o. -
weakened body .lvii iooe t0 Tire various Orgsrs All d.
viror.ing the e-ru aud $40 fr hs care e ,1-
Liver COupl41- Catah DYsl ep.i X alacl DiIzi-r-s,
Ccus hs &c Those afe ted with Chrome Die -ss Of
whatever form. Viii nl is med c1e OoY Pheasant b.
the ts-ie. bu. Cefsiu cure i Z. 7e 81 li1 7 r pi
remedial agents 20 sfcc ihe.r liseAe Its Inp).r ~
medic Happily com1h-c. 10 eli directly 20 gge
tore 10 the stomach and bOWes excite ID healthy action fhe
Liver and o. whole G4ldu ~ alisg N-fyJIs irr
liability, ana ~ moe he free scu o. ne L4ngs- u5s
rfLCeTing applicable 20 al ssa-es = Chronic ul,1re
hi purely vegetable sui NAV be used IN Al ciuiie aai
4. a. seasons Of the year
PrepGred only b. { MORSE & CO. Il ~ Folnian-'t
ProTite r. l. AID rOd by thousands Al oysT ne Uniic
Stslss. CtuaoGs &c HaycccS, COrAes Clay - car
81 New Yofk General Agents I'D en
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DICRMOND SEMINARY FOR

RkYOUNG LADIES' staten leland, \. Y.-rte sum
msr Session Of 6ve mouihs VIII Commences o. THURS
DAY May l. Tefmt-SS5, &lS SIS per session, accord
ins 10 he sluds pursued The POohe are invited - vs
he Institution al Ihs teghfu seNson VI re yeaI. Tia
.sce Ueea tie boat from Whitehall Ferry AZ and morn
irg ferrs 10 he seruooD, aEd pus passengers do9u ST
The Institution. Circulars Gao DC obtained al Mr. STOP
DARTS SIS Rras'N az. Mr. BENEDICT ). Wallsi.
New Yosk; aud Of Wr And Ma KELLETr :. ne lasd-
mg0D ~ ift-
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and ESSEX RAlLkOAD.-

IT4 Passenger Trains leave NewYofE FOOT Of Coruand
Dor NJ W Y0rk leave Dover al 40 Am a0dZPM; HOr.
nssown q A 81. and 235 M, &c FrsiShi Trains leave
n. ver a. NJ and New York stIli ~ OCsuge Horse
Gar lsavss OrsDgo Al $50 81 and 35s Pm PssseDgsrs
sr received aad deVefec zach ~sv 10 ssssoo pr 7 ssrA
o1s sla thai iHteftecs us Rad fieAs1s u'i 10 pro-
c1reh l.inra tAsing seEls iD ~. cara
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PARENTS or GUARDIANS inquirin.

q fer BOARDING SCHOOLS are respectfully solicited
70 sddiess the SUBSCRIBER Principal Of the ALLENPONN
ACADEMY Lehigh Co, Pa The Annual Catalogue,
containing references 10 this CRY FERNS advaniag-s &c
vii be returned lal4 lus 6OBERF CHANDLER
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MEDICAL.

hts Barre
A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
ey cure for the PILES. 1fed Limbs Chapped
Hsnos &c. This article has long been used 10 private
pacct and RcknOwl edged 10 0e The beat article exten
Tor The relief OF the shove named complaints.
Eoy ssle 81 " hoe.2e and retail IN New.lOfk, Oy 9e1.
" Mshse So Nsssagsti l. hloQT Co "a se...0h-si =
a sands leo FuRonsI; Hsvusnd, Reese & c.. II
hsicen]aue; c. V Chckener Co 81 BSrclay-tt; Z. T.
kng Rrostwsy, corner Of J0hnG; Coddiasi'a,
SIS butsos.sl snd us Broadway r. A Sands, sn~e-T
eornsr Of SpTingsL Agent for sroohlyn, Mfs NJ Hays
Us Fulton al
Aso, for sale by the Agents Of our Psin KILLER geoeray
Put Up arc IOc ~ wholesale ny
PERRY. DAVIS \ ProPreiou,
yl Su' "a aish o. Providence, < l.
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ARRAY At BosTos; ~ sSs.s q J. D. Bsis.E
eowlidecA A. W TsxteI, ~ ,. y, ~. daisalgy.
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nR. KELLINGER-SlR: 1t is nearly

AZ four years sirce tried your IMMINENT for the
HEAVES It failed 10 10 hundr sos VI cases
With myself others and It ia the only ren7dy have
heeu able 10 get wOnd bes Old offensive Sores 90 the
back or breast and work NY horse steady together with
Strains CsloDses. &c &C &c The ha comes ~ ih7 sane
color ana very fact Yours. truly. j. LANE Murray aud
West ss Depos 463 eud - PesT-st and Of hs Doctor
476 Broadway ir large bottles from 81 TO Is eacbfom
n 10 a. dozen cash a24 n
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C.IIFoRNIA -r,sa.pottation .cr -

ENALlr ON p.r,nn- ZACdRlS SON, NELsOS
Othe huns ,s heir beg experience on tar i'i'
seo ss s:TS e: :9:f s s 81 ore & PisSs
10 transport is gu s5,oer. Opt N. hut eica pacsa'-
'sP s Of 'SSSSs I'D sg's s1d o''s-'y y,
sled al - i've chsrsa. o. rsospcr Anon % ~
,ideri Ii ne ifansii
P s,yeS IN jo 49, g>es '''"
Tor parcea sr' y FAC aRisSON CO. 70 wsil-st
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YORK IL ERIE RAILROAD

fThs Ire leaves dsy ron the pier al fOOl Of Ouaaes
uossiEe WAY TRAIN At 81 A. for Ousvle, Pierinoni
md ali intermediates salicns Passengers by mis- W1fr
connect at suferns with ih9 Morning all train Tor all &c
tors west Of Geneva MORNING MAIL TRAIN al A. M.
stonopg at ali the stations wet OF S1tens arriving ~
Gsseya the same evening WAY TRAIN aS4 NJ. To-
pernopt Otisvie and ali intermediate stations EvEErNe
WAY FRts al 81 for SuherDs Ousve aud sll inermedi
.,s ,,slOns MIGHT ExPVsss FsAiN ats P. NJ
CHAs hlNOT superintendent
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MADAME CHEGARAY'S BOARD
I'VE ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LAD lES -
MADAME CHBGARAY respectfully ntor ms tee parents
and Puaris Of her pupils hat the above Institution VIII
be reopened Tuesday ed n 10 the buildings recent
y erected at tht s. w corner Of hsdsonIv. and Twenty
New.York Apru 81 1851 AL iwiss
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YORK " NEW-HAVEN Rail-

lVgOAD -hi. line leaves Csnal-st Station Aocomnio
asr,s Train Al rs A NJ, Express Ysain A "a Accom-
IN ,Saaoa T,sln a ~ E1press Train r ~ Accom-
a,odatnn Tgsiu fDr New. Haven al r Nj, and COmMo
,.,o qysia Tor Bridgeport al p NJ Passengers arc 70
sns,es 10 procure dcse before taxing seats 10 the cara
r & MASON. Superintendent
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

4 FALL RlVER-fhe steamers BAY STATE aud
STATE o. mAINk t-sge Pier No ) Nouh hlyer al
oencs ds,iy Pa, stse Cspt WI Brown, on Tuesd aga
Tb,rsdsys and Saturdays SAFE OF Nsino Capt fnomai
q level 90 hiot daJs Wednegdsys and fridays This
IA he only direc 70 Newport steamer ~ connecor
,.i,h his IN. RUS 10 snd from Providence.
TISDALEL BORDEN. AseoS. ~ and II "estn'