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II may be confidently stated nt there PILES which
not be cured BY Tie rN LAKAGo IT. certain remedy and
~. ,,,;n;' i -. - ~ H.. .. 49, ..., ~ Il. -, -:
'onn l's resident OF tiAhitoh county ana 'y oil Iihn
natl eel solemn duty at owe to the community thus to publicly
I',dt scNtu
Wtc he nave sueteu '0Sh oollE P' io great p2uoh
o. at e 9y 70 my h nna nav expended several nun
Ireu uor pat 10 no gro" worse
WINS Pehhnne ani nii$ uh 10 make trihi Of DALEY >
MAGICAL fAlN EHrRhCioR for the awful compdHtj and to my
boxes of this precious Ointment ssribe cure, These
Wne anh TO- sh"H" II MIKE inc statement o. m Oh any
vi Cineinnsti 4th month"; ls47 '0''+' "i[LiA's
u, =, II r. ~ ! 81 % r - N u II a >
ror Eryspei th RAIN 10 lit loi lEaHHnie pthrF RENE
~ ne si VI lte ne ON fhthctoty
% m Ha anu c'ileteS removes th e"se OF the disease ana
Sa ''''"7'''''
~ AhBifN NM May s. isib ~ Jackson street
abons 3isr Inc mos, ishE LTysl attended with IN
VIII Ir INNS 81 tt H. f nsf ] AZ, uis t1i
WIN inTs !Gs o. lne ~ liens 49, ptols gnu aTfe oo7
po%faSs lily tongue eraska, Tie ny
NOUN was WIN sores a ny Gh =: e root Of my meek, was
IN H. Mi "ur i eh' :" t corr w,rt a' not fo? H.
Mrs 'e'Sup desired me to -
She brought to nv bed box and applied some tho sos i'm
touched begged enough
nont thoroughly. 1t obtained, life
me- To the burning the chest made Pills
took them which soon cured my lilo to valuable Ex
the Year lsi2, KERzIA FRENCH
This ceifes that DAIEYis PAIN EXTRaA)R ba, hear .e II,
nv plv for Sut Rbenm Of ben YEARS, d1mn nn r Vo,ts
entirely removed There can be no doubt but his Medicine has all the
that the Patent reclam' what has fallen under my
sa 20 we YER! ssPsGue ~ rs 'sSor ny
cserlly recommend to the attention the afflicted Tie his
Ha na1 @IHe ROSWELL .hAflN.
COSTIVENESS: or CONSTIPATION of The bOWFLS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR ia tho srrr and n, nj certain re-
ely for ills disease win positively give relief The yors
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SECOND lusrtcss Cougr JOHN D. FINK TIOS
PARISH OF ORLEANS. NJ. 1882
HRY VIRTUE Of writ of tieri facias to me
D directed by the Hon. L. Winter
for The Parish OF oean. will sell public auction,
corner OF Bar9nne and PoydrHs .tet' SATURDAY, February
1852, II o'clock NJ
LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
tS- Terns cash.
fe2o II GEORGE +. PEARSON Constable
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or NKw(]RIkANs. | MELO, DECEASED. NO 3a6s.

a. NKw{]sLkANs. TT MELO, DECEASED. NO. 3a6S
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
I'D Of February directed by the Honorable
ths rd District the above entitled
viii public the Rounda Of the City Exchange
ST Louis street. Royal Streets MONDAY,
March y o'clock for account Of said succession
AVACANT GROUND situate lying and being suburb
Trsme Municipality Of this the bounded by
Philip Peur pbgny and Ursnne streets having about
Philip by hundred feet depth
fenced and partly filled up and hanquettes
frontth made
half cash. and the balance credit
months secured by special mortgage bearing
in Of payment nj maturity
IN Acts Of SALE the cost Of the purchaser before o. deAna
Notary Public. - .e JAMES 4. FRERET
200 TX ZIG of ha Par of
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Ftgtn DsGlcr Counr II, AND j, WATSON Capt TAYLOR
og NAwuRthASs Hand nWNERs OF STEAMSHIP LIBERTY.
No, iItS
EEf VIRTUE of Il writ Of eri facas 80 me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District N-w
pflan IN the above entitled
entered INTO between the parties interested G will proceed
public auction, in the RouA of the City ESphnng
otwGen Charities and Royal streets MONDAY March
O'Clock A.--
The steamship LIBERTY together will, ali Furninrc Tackle
eppnte Machinery, she h the other SIDE OF thu
River Mississippi, opposite tile Second NUM- y Furrv Landing
Seized IN IN" above suit.
Toms cash on III" spot, JAS, p. FREnEr,
Y the pnriSh o'p tlpons
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pss, esyHrF B. sosTAA e. ss ssAsc's DUBOIS.
10y VIRTUE Of writ of plurius feri facias to
y directed By the HooraSs &c Third ri; ns
the above entitled y wiz e ECU
md r. ' sa sS Ss slsh ,
eE sch8SsP with le' FRAME f. fy eE
n IN s Is% as
Clsibope street. by one hundred and m
Seized lied in lt ihe above suit. r.,rss pprprr
f e d ss ms sa Ae spot Sheriff Parish Orleans
WILLIAM sgSsE vs.. Joseph ss bRus
ERY VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale to
directed The M fSsa p is s pc ssS
S g &c e sssSs ssss
sg csR fs
Municipality Of hs city in the bounded By Phppa
~ rsaS Streets s a %1 n s Hi
an 5 snd Shes or hs "s 9p
ad December sa sso and deposited in the 0f
Seized in the above suit.
hundred and dollars and cents dated
ys to 0ns sa, nov % a at
bear interest at eight per cent per annum from maturity until hnA
Of rss sss to Ss sS ss
Dsss and ate, nd. LIE s
dollars cont copy act with interest
Fovars " Fly
DY VIRTUE of writ of fieri faclas TO me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District osur, ct New
Orleans will Proceed 10 sell at ph
ton, the City Exchange ST. LOUIS street. between
Charities Royal Streets MONDAY eh 10, 1897, AZ IL
O'Clock M.-- - .,. ,r.,,..rr,rD ,,,,,t, MN,
AND thereto belonging situate in
the suburb Deod the Municipality No. Two this city, in The
the numbers hundred and eight and one hun
tad R. Deaield, Engineer the month
Of March, 1882 and deposited in the office C. r. Strnge late
each twenty-five feet front on Jul +ssby one
h4 9s s s1 .DfS's Asp on
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS, AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit.
Terms on the spot. JAS, P. FRERET,
81 mil 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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S. WASHINGTON CREDITORS
NRwORLEANs. II No. 4G42
10y VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
February 1852 by
District Court Of the above entitled matter will
public
on sATuRDY February 49, 1854 at II o'clock for account
creditors iDsolve y
THE FiXTuRES AND CONTENTS ,oF THE PAVILION
BARRoOM situated the Of Canal and Iyee Streets
ing OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE etc.
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NJ usbly1pEp HALF OF 4 CERTAIN NEGRO MAN,

90 EIGHTY FOUR SHARES Of the Capital Stock Of The GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, NewOfCAns which have paid
CERTAIN TRhGT OF LAND. situate in the Parish
State Ridge iaes the
Orleans the side Of the Ridge Bnyos
etae arpens front i Bayou by IL Rpenls IL
depth bounded The upper line by the OF Mssrs, lerr
brothers md the lower limit by the OF the sa
joel small deceased together with its dependencies and apnrn
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SECOND CouRT WIDOW FAzENDE vs. FRANCIS MoU
oFNRwORLgaNs. NEY....No. 50l6.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale tC
directed by the Hone the Second District Court
leans in the above entitled will proceed sell public
in the Romda of the City Exchange ST. Louis street. between Car
and Royal Streets TUESDAY, March 6 1852, o'clock
certain Mulat,o Slave WILLIAM HICKMAN, aged
twenty years House Servant Coachman something
Seized in the ubove suit
TermsThe Of s42 so with interest eight
from 18th january 1852 until the of SALE 81 protest
Of noaa copy and costs suit cash and the balance the pnr
chaser will the OF of S42 dated 2h Jan
uary, made payable in years
maturity Of eight per cent. per annum ifnot paid.
JAMES p FRERET
fef8 90 mh6 l6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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PARISH ORLEANS. l3457.
EPY VIRTUE of Il writ of feri facias to me
D directed by the Hon. l.. Winter,
Parish Orleans al public auction on TUESDAY
March 3 o'clock street opposite CITY
Hotel
NEHoRsE, ONE MILK CART AND TWO MILK CANS.
Seized in the above entitled
w Terms cash.
le2O 81 M GEORGE +. PEARSON Constable
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TWO BILLIARD TABLES complete.
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED LIQUORS such usually
lected d Bar-ruon
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FROM bR. VIM. T. PRENTISS.
Mr. BuLI-ln Sarsapara, will that have
affections of long standing,
pets Lp Pos cabes Syphtic CaeheAa and all diseases
where tile indication Of consist in thorough change
modification Of the fluids the body with considerable
junction with think would prefer amy other pre-
parasn of Sarsapariai any will
earninng the that composition.
Respectfully, yours, w. I. PTENrSS, Nj. D.
Lewis Kv. her
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THIRD DsrEIcr CounTll JOSEPH DUMAS KAUFMAN.
NEwOKLEANs. UIp.
HBY VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
aE directed by the Honorable the Third
ID the above entitled cause will to sell at public auction the
otnnda the City Exchange, St Louis between Chas
Royal streets, on FRIDAY March 49, 1852 IL o'clock
LOT OF GROUND situate the suburb IRENE
mated three
Canal, Cusomhou strcrs ms per plan
drawn by j. Commuy of Municipality
cenbl ls5 and annexed act Of sale from said Municipality
No. One TO Terence Cousin passed before Joseph Cy the
lay Of December s4l said lot having American twenty vs
inches and lines Cus'Onoss
and depth, parallel
Together with the BUILDINGS AND thereon
consisting Of TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. COVERED WITH
STATES, TWO STORY BRICK KITCHEN, pKVIEs etc.
Seized in TIE above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
ell n mh9 ~ Sheriff OF the Parish OF OleOns.
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SECOND JusreEs COURT JAMES MeCAFFREY VS.. PATRICK
or NRwOEIEASs, MElGIiAS.., No.
My VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
directed BY the Hon Winter Second Justice the Peace
the Parrish OF urleans the above entitled
at public auction Banks street
o'clock NJ ' ' " -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with II TWO-sToRY FRANZ!
HOUSE and with other thereon
Municipality Of this city, square No. bounded raper
fn and johnson streets and designated Is the No.
h by LOUIS trhge Al 90 1889 and deposited the office OF H.
L. McI, late Notary Public; said lot easrug measure
srt II inches and lines front johnson streets
deep between parallel lines, a5
Turms cash. GEORGE Expansion
ieH 3t atl Constable, Sscond Justice Court.
SECONDS JUSTICE PAN, JAMES McCArFREY Vs. PATRICK
TX - S"uNEItE nnLEaEs MhGHAH.. No, l2,l72
HFN NERTU dun writ de teri facias Il moi
pA adre6 Honorable j. l.. Winter
pour Ia Ptr9r Orleans dams frrd pub
1ue Banks AfHh, Magazine, SAMED
| lGe MFRS, ls52, MIDI
ES CERTAIN LOT DETEitF cur e,gps
ct les ahlres ninelor'ons s
NnicPHtc, vtl lat mar les Rues FER
plan dc ra Louis ngr 90 Ayr 1882 duosA dams rule il,
D. h. Mccoy, leu NOtirn Pnbci 10 dit
lcts ,tres g1rs Johnson sur Isl peis ocI
l rotonl"nr entire igucB Iaralelea Conditions
ea 3tI&Ni GEO F, PEARSON. Constable.
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FIFTH DTsrRIcr CouRTl Nv. L. CoCKERELE CIAS. H. LEE,
OF NEw0RLEANs case OF LEE vs. coCKERELLE No. i9s.
HeY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facas to me
y directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
the above entitled will proceed to sell at public auction the
onda of the City Exchange ST. Louis
Royal streets, TUESDAY, March is, 1882, o'clock
The negro slave girl NAMED SARAH ANN.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot, JAMES P. FRERET,
fela "A mh6 l6 Shnritf Of the Parish of
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THE UNEXPIRED TERM of THE LEASE OF the building corner
Canal and Lvee see ending May fifteen hundred don
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DR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

BoRDENrOWN, J., 8 ls47.
We have taken trouble DIR. Wild
Cherry Tar here, have sold all you
H. Cook has used his practice he thinks highly the Medicine.
aB DIR. Cook OF the the
States and the attending physician Joseph BoapA King
Of Spain, during all his residence in this
Gs When offered this the public
intention OF publishing certificate without
for its truth To that rule have adhered Rejecting all
for the authenticity OF which have responsible
guarantee
following forwarded Us bv respectable nuep Mr. How
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.ccTcAL and COLLEGIATE

OD0Sks.rww psIy Mn, Newbush, f.Ihn ,nst,su y
fEnk.-S en- he hshs directly back OF tne misse o.
- bss ;susticn remarkably healthy, sans,ensy To-
IsgtUth s~ers from Eew-fort and ELSEWHERE ana
i@ - extensive prospect THE most ses"t''" n'e'
oew -, ses,ion oftwenty-two weeks VIII ecmmepS -
- - ~ Nav. The Principal William X Harper =;
- s,,d,sfe OF Yale College, and has had sevefM
- vs.,isnee = practical teacher, Will devote me FL
-! 10 The ias.rustion and care OF his pupils ana
- r;s will receive in his family all The affsnnons
sls.vs containing terms ks san be proeured a. me
49, ~ u. Appleton Co. No 200 Broadway Siarx,
- r. 10 IS Broadway, A. &. Barnes Goa NO. d
~ Macon Law, No q Park row, New-forf;
p;nr;pa will he in New York durine she last wees IA
- vii call on any persona who may leave ther az
- - him with John Perkins Es97 at d. Appe'onH NO.
sssrxcss-Reference il respectfully made BY perms
!. !. ne following gentlemen Rev. D. Woolsey D. D.
n pr,s,dent of Yale College; Prof benjamin siihnsn-
~ - IL ID. Yale College; Prof Dennison Oinntfd,
Yale College Hon. Arnasa J. Parker, LII D.
- =, Y; Robert Kelly, Esq- New.York; Hos Cy'
Smith Brooklyn Rev. Joseph AcCsrei, ID u,
sL.,sh n. Y.:,Rev r. AeCerty, d. D., Newburgh, N T.;
- lain Forsyth D. D. Professor in College OF New-JeI-
SIneeton ~ J.; Gen. Joseph s. Smith, kinston; VI
e. ii r.; John II. Hasbrouck, Esq., Kingston, Ulster
Nv: Geo A c. Nivep, Monticello Orange Co. ~ Y;
n w Bate. Newbursh. For further information sd-
- WILLIAM r. HARPER, Principal and Proprietor
S~~Aursh April q, 1882.
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T YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER

II iCIAL BOARDING-SCHOOL for YOUNG GENi ~ r.
t1E-The IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, n. 4.
- ieston Of this Institution is unsurpassed. T0ryioSa
~ one Of the Oldest and most agreeable towns N ne
s noted for its saubrty and morality and acceslos
ssy tmes day by the Hudson River Railroad Inc ne
= than half mile from the depot and comnanos s9 g
a. mast charming views of the valley of the huas9n
safce Il eommo3iOus comfortable and well sdsped &
ns quite retired embrace several scres including "
rove we'll appointed gymnasium nc ,s,,x.,.
The Principals sssduous in his regard tor tne %
se the PHYSICAL comfort the Intellectual W
ssnners and personal habits of his pupils day feep,o
SvinR respect TO each of these interests kep, ava a
vheh i forwarded the parents at the eoee OF evey
mab The Tutors and pupils resde IN the ianny OF .ne
prs rartake OF the fare, sleep under the same
70 "a constitute in all respects one family Pupils WIN
49, he church designated by the parent practicable
To Course of Education includes all the branches pro-
sor Tor College or business for professional or practical
r. he Principal has had long experience, and 10 aided by
pffnt Tutors Instruction IN every department Will no
oush ard elementary principles will receive that str1ct
Ssosiqu which their paramount importance demands.
rrh ard Spanish by native teachs resident at the In
ceusu may be had Nos 2O5 and 800 Broadway No 80
gsysu-st and No. &c Bowery.
Pr furtler information address the undersigned
WILLIAM p. LYON, A. n. Principal and Proprietor.
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MORTGAGE and CONVERTIBLE

lvB BONDS 81 the EATON and HAMILTON RAIL
ROAD1he undersigned orr or sale &lee Of the above
onds tearing interest," AZ per cent per alnu and
The rsin<psl due LEI OF Jsasy 1852 both payable az the
bsnk OF Anerisa IN the City Of Sewfork, with privilege
OF conversion INTO stock AZ any :ine within i've
Inc EATON sndHAkILfON RAILRO I'D extends from
henef fistans 3 miles from Cincinnati wh-re IL
hesn WIN fne Cincinnati Hamilton and DAYTON Railuad
20 nehnond IN Nsyne Coun,y, Indiana whre inersrcs-
hs he INDIANA Central RslIu~d with the lines Of
railroads terminating Chieas ane So Louis T- whole
ulles ~ WIZ -
The length OF the T. and II. r. r. A nile. La e,t viii
NScuc. The resources Of the Company amount 10 0Sss
eco leaving only $50 600 required finish he
OF the road To provide for immediate oomplstos a.
the purchae Of the locomotives cara he C
psHy have issued bonds FIR $50 600 of which thor now ~
ered portioB) secured BY mortgage the ma v;sh
III fixtures eepots &C. ks forming the first hon hereup.
excepting loan Of 81 eco by the City Of CINCINNATI ~
half Of the cost Of the rad and equipments
Yhe road from Hamilton Richmond will without doubk
be Of the greatest thornehss Of the West Not only
viii IL connection with Cincinnati and st. Louis and The
rrper Wabash and Chicago 10 very large and
profitable through business but mile each nde OF
the road Will furnish portion Of Its pronis
The value OF the taxable property OF the three Counties Of
Hamilton Butler and PNble, OHIO which viii be trbu-
tary to this read amounted 1881 t $50 The
age cash value OF the land thcee three Counties leo
than IS per In the Counties of Butler Pebe
els Of Wheat and 800 900 bushels OF Corn.
full statement Of the condition prospective businesn
and value Of the road and AL other information o
tanned at the once of the undersigned. Apply TO CAN.
MANN, WHlTEHOUSE CO, No 81 Waist, OF CAR.
PENTER l. NERnILiE. No 20 Wiiam-st
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DOBINSON'S INSTISUTE for MALES

III at Guilford Conn. Long Island Sound, Is miles
esef of New-Hayen.-SANUEL ROBINSON, Principal
With whom an interview may be had at the New-Haven
House Broadway NewYork, from the 9Th to the 7th also
fum the 24h the 9th inst summer Term of y weeks
b commence the Sd of May prox Course of sudes
aoes thorough Epglish Classical and Mathematical Edu
sslou Long experience and extensive patronage the
ny Recommendations offered by the Principal Terms for
Beard Tuition &c from $l2s $3.50 per year. according to
he sse and studies pursued by the pupils
Reference may be had to Rev. Thomas H. Taylor, Rev.
Joph Thompson, DR.. Jared Lnsly, and Joseph Hoxe,
Esq, New-York.
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OOURATD,S LIQUID HAIR DYE is

,.riv,ly without exseptou reservation, NE very
se.t ever nveiied Dr. Gouraod ssabshed reras.osr
Chemical Philosopher Is guarantee 'lal !. ~, mn -,
p,le nd moreover pos.esos the singular property OF
nerI.hns She hair making :9 ,ns n;Ss s1aP IN
powssd Sourxsd's ITALIAN EEpl.n1 .s,.n~ sr,,sis
: :Ssiss and ii sI.n issDTBines rouDRE suBIlsa;
rocfs hair fton ov furehssda UPPER AZ, OF ~ WaIS
SIIcee - LILY WRITR Hc1d e y. OyOAHSS
"a .-<sE8sAr1 Eahounpu. q Wdo0o4 - SV
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ENANELED and ORNAMENTAL

IL COTTAGE, CHAMBER and OAK FURNITURE
Mandatory, No. ~ Greene st-NATHEWS GILLlES,
msnuaetws Of Ensmeed and Cottage Furniture respect
fully call the attention Of their former pafruns and the pubic
generally, their extensive and stock Of Furniture
H. g. feel confident IN Asserting that examination OF
their spring styles Of Enamerd and Cottage Furniture
il all that required insure if possible still greater de-
nAnds THAI in former years
All Furniture offered at this establishment made under
special npOrvson and warranted 10 be ofthc hr
quality.
We woald here suexest that manufacture al crr
articles enabled 10 sell much lower sian thoss
who purchase Of the maker 10 sell again.
Mattresses, PsllAsse+, Pillows &c
Furniture carefully boxed and orders filed for all para OF
the Union. MATHEWS l. GILES,
No. 452 Broadway. Grnnd-st, cas-. side.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG

years of only The school located hours
nde nom the city by railroad steamboat and in remark
ably healthy neigbOrhood Terms for board and instruction
the English branches together with French and Drawing,
90 per Of five monthshsf payments in advance Nj
particulars apply to LYMAN COBB, Jr, No. 3s5 Oth-st.
Cnexceltionable reference gwen.
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COLLEGIATE INSTl-

III TUE, Boarding and Day School Tor Young Ladies'
Camel, Putnam County N. u. Rev. q. MANWARING,
A. H. Prinepal-This Institution is enterprise en-
ty but well worth the attention of all parents who take
any interest in the subject of education The building
which magnificent edce has recently been erected
ct expense of than $4,000 Its spendor and the
hesuty OF the surrounding scenery would well compensate
Tor the trosbe of visit from great emporium, from
which il is accessible
The Session commences the first Thursday in May
end continues q weeks.
TERns-Board fuel lights and tuition SOS per session of
y weeks. Music, French and Drawing extra Tuition Of
day rholan nom $40 to so per session.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT--Dis.

VIZ %csvJS SCOTT Dsendast On Ban 10 iayass.sa
I've 4, Dshirssy The bih charged the ecensAsa ~
~sh ,snsse tie comp pa.ss asa y zys ~ -
is.s.ot ,sss s prossss Fss ussd before The asss -
e.es. "a 20 Ssai.a shs nhnssnent and sned ssse -
49, =, sry Yns whether passns svshdj seeoaa
ssfs.sssi - sssst s Ties sssss - n x 100
49, 49, CrsSr q 1rsncs. AZ he narsn ~ -
S.s,s ~ Z vsrd.ss rss<<ssS I'D n nvef =
49, esAksAus ~ DssssA A. sjseesss -
Srrcs1 seucsGag y ~ psssW sftbs -
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HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE and

III Il FlSHklLL RAlLRDAD. -FOTlCE ~ Gun
TRACTORsSesled proposals for the grading and masonry
Of divisions of the line Of the Hartford Providence and
Fishk Raosds-one extending from Providence 70 Will.
mantle the other from Bristol to the Eaugatuck Vseywi
be received the Comranys Office in Hartford up the 9TH
inst Plans roes and specifications will be ready for ex
animation and after the I'D ns at the place and
information regarding the be obtained the Com
panys Offices 10 Providence Wilimanc and Bristol well
the Enginees office in Hartford The Directors will re-
suire the faithful execution Of the work which
divided into sections of convenient length The d.
also the right to reject such proposals they
may consider unsatisfactory -Harttord, April 1852
SAMUEL ASHBURNER, Chief Engineer.
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NJ Che Books Of the MANHATTAN QUAhiZ MN MN
INC COMPANY are open the sale Of stosk al tne CON-
sspy's Oase No. Gc8 Broadway hew-fork CRY. C~p'I~
10 Oe0; shares &l00 essh. W. ruez,. II.
qhis Company located in Gss valley G.ayn,s III
has rieh and extensive claims ana Sas1 =, ci
;s,;s The President and Of the Trustees have osen
prssteslly engaged in Quarts hinll4 IN m,
T1rs of March g. Persons wishing pamphlets Elvins IN
..o.rt Of Quart Aiung in general and OF Es Company
H. ssr have them by sppyins Of the Companysot
g. ~ Inv addressing by mail postpai inelosns two stanpA
JOfiN K COLLINS, no c8 Brosdw New rorf cisy.
'" JOHN A. COLLINS, President
rra..-. Or psr az geerrtarY and Treaeurpr.