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TO LADIES and GENTLEMEN IRA

Il YELLING in EURORE Professor A. bAsSti pr rv,
poses 10 give Lessons French those persons VINO ineu
travelling Europe but yet in want OF the pronu ,
uon and conversation. few lessons each oay Io as
nreyisus 10 their departure will enable TO travel wsh
out embarrassment Classes in French and spanish M ~
ginne advanced pupils usual, at his residence W.
Broadway entrance Franklinst For particulars
&C. apply above, before 10 M, from " Of ana Ao'
a. PM
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m CHANCERY of NEW JERSEY Be


II tween JOHN ACKERMAS, Jusior, complainant and CoNSh
LIus GqTCHINs and CATHARINE his wife deendantsorier-
for publication appearing this Court that the complainant mas
6ed his bill the the above named defendants
morgsged premises IN me SAD
and that the of subpoena TO appear ana sn
aver deienants hath been regularly issued etua
bic 10 the ID day of March hundred and fifty two but mat
the defendants Gechns and Cahsne his WIFE, could not
be found in this herewith and that the defendants
have appearance be entered a. IN case sash pro
e had been duly and being made TO appear by anda'
10 the eor that the SAID Cornelius 9tch
ms and Caihane his reside out OF the state OF Jersey
thereuFon, on this eseentn
~ Of M.rb IN the wear of our Thousand eight hundred
and fy Of Garrett Van WAGNER soIto OF me
complainant order directed by the Chanc eor that te sad
absent defendants Cornelius GGtchns and Cathanne ~e 90
appear plead demur to the eonpanan e on o. De
May that IN default herco acn
decree them the Chancellor shi inA e9n
table and u. And ordered that this order shall WITHIN
twenty served personally on the SAID .ornas
GqtLn and Csthanne his wife by delivery OF copy thereof W
them or be published the said days N Inc faerf
Irfeeeneer newspaper printed at Paterson IN TINS STARE anu
continued therein al least once IN every
80 Ia o far The iii race of time The Nc York Tribune,
newspaper printed the State OF New York true copy
'''''N b. WILLIAMSON Chancellor
No., n po,., CLARK az law6wrh
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~ place lately belonging Henry Sanford ESQ., in the
village of Stamford Conn., Will be sold at public auction
TUESDAY May II, the Merchants Exchange in this
Gfy, by WM IL FRANKLIN Il SON. This place is beauti-
taly situated the Episcopal Church. and contains
scmmodious and thoroughly finished dwelling house excel
hut stable and earragehouse icehOuse, garden and small
orchard of young The house is perfectly fitted with
Every IN both stories BATH furnace &C.
nd well and beautifully shaded in front The whole pacen
O in perfect order admirably adapted to be the
Crsdence Of any gentleman and his family Stamford
Ia the line fthe New-Haven Railroad S6k miles from
~ ETY. aud soppingpsc for all For drawings
91 descrpon for further particulars apply to Mr..
eAAVEL WILLETS, No. SIS Pearl-st., N. Y.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the aP
1hnoa Of the hsyos AAers-s ssd commasH q the cny
From iotA Rsss IN the c,y Of New Yof-Ae
sseecneers, con~ssoser Of Emss and A.se..n>st he
Court se. psT.sss, resu~1ssis q a. Act u de
Legislature Of the psops Of the STATE Of New fosh sutS "As
particularly the Of NewYorl Act pas~S xprI y
lsS passed April 30 1872 s.uaars ssi
Of the Of the ss
lots they the NAP Of the coumssons sshss
bea-6t al the ssdsyi;s and ether do<a-
Which used By the con.sOners .sss ,hr ese,
County New YOrt cor the Aseeroa Of vhonssses nAy
there for esst days before the Comnas
place hereinafter And ssS COMMISSIONS. arshss
the OF the act entitled An Aee
and Taxes the CITY and couav q Se~ fott and s
other passed May H. $780, psssec Nay u issi the
and lands affected thereby that sy have eosrtsA
Their Estimate and Assessment Ani that all whose stsrss
are ahsSs heeo, ana "eS nay Dc sspo.ea 70 me
sues,sd 70 present their oeecuons ~nuss Mosks
EARD Jr Esq., the Chairman OF the said Cemmssoues at he
sxee Of Jsnes sandora Ess, No rs Broadway The Guy o.
Ne~York within thirty days from the date Of the notice Aad shae
hen's embraced By this assessment are " oo~s thst 70 s
All the OF land the CITY Of New fos, Do
sebec and bounded as follows TO W.T.; On the eAs y the
hne of 10Th the ey the ssstery hne OF ds OF
lA the north By the hne Of the eea,sr Of the bloch estvesn
bloch sist aud sh And also al the lots %
parcels Of land situate bs and beng N said City, se,eeed asd
OF the west BY the eaef hne se Of 18th ss ana
BY the hpe Of hsh wsterns the Hudson River hs set,
By the OF the bloch between 6ist a. Ard sd
south, By the line Of the center o the bloch between
sst aud both st And the SAID further ave notice.
scented the Supreme Court Of the State Of spesal
Term OF the ssd Court to Be he1 The City Han OF the CITY Of
New YORK. Saturday the 9Th day Of March s at TIE opentne
Court that day. soon thereafter counsel can -
and hat then aud there motion Vi. es made hat -
Report be eon6rmed.-Dsted New York Jan 9, 1881
MOSES MAYNARD ia,
;aMFs s ssS osrsSsy c'mm''-''s''~
Hsnas Z. DAvss, Attorney. jis INST
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DAY Nay asx Of opsnas Of As cesn Asy, 81
ssd Aese hsreah cosnsei b ssd
VII b made that the sa Supplemental Rpo osssAss
cnsns Report Of the Commissioner The shove s~eue1
Be cosked And further ewes hat tie sevsse
charges and ssbsrpeneufs the above esttd ne
OH sred b. Hon H-nry Es~srds; II 10
sssesee sy Of The Jsssess Of the ss coar ne ssse
Court Chambers. the cSy Hail. the Cry 81 Nsr Yeh, -
Tuesday the ssh day Of Arn ss tAs bsssosA
Dated Ssv YesA. Asnls, lisa
s sansHa: : sSSS c.--......--
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Of APPLICATION for the discharge

OF an nsoven his debts pursuant to the Pro''lonss
The third article the filth chapter OF tue second
mar, OF the Revised Statutes first published 2th Apn oZ
Creditors 10 appear Hon SAMUEL SELDEN one OF me
ust,ces of the Supreme OF New YORK. AT his
Office the 18th day Of July sl At Ten
oclo,k in Of they have
the nsoven estate should not be made ana
pc be diehag from the has debts.
lawlOwTh y. TRIMMER, Attorney, fS'chester' MI
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VALUABLELOTS on EIGHTH-AV.

Rsaxm VLL VIEW Of HIGH BRlDGE.-Members Of
- ocis,iors and others that DESTROYS OF purchas-
Lots in this city at low prices are informed
s0i OF persons have joined together and purchased
"A "a oad m the upper part o. the city, between the
~. IL Is pleasant location about three feet
NJ srsde, and entirely free from rocks and stones,
- 1xes them more desirable, and considered by
- sss' De the cheapest lots on this island Pree
phuna 70 <o9a Terms easy. All subscribers viii be
- on an equal footing with respect TO the choice Of
~ management mast be closed in few DAYS; there
~ O., s'sons who would avail themselves OF this excel
HlC{)i should Immediately apply to COMBS
IN sas. NO ?ti Grands- near the Bowery. Office
---- uon 70 O'Clock, p. NJ
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DURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

IN The subscriber offers his beautiful Country Residence,
containing about twenty high state of cultivation
situated of Harrison, Westchester County, on the
mad leading from Rye to White Plains about two miles nom
Rye DEPOT where the trains leave six times day for New
Yok The location is very desirable, having an extensive
vew Of fifty miles of Long Island Sound and adjacent
country The house large and newly built in good style,
with observatory and containing I've rooms also large
Kitchen attached with other conveniences large barn cider
mill carriage granery ice and poultry houses Sc There are
ely Of cherries peaches aprcots ounces grapes and
benies full bearing The lawn is laid out IN walks and
planted with variety of choice fruit and ornamental trees
md shrubbery. Apply TO C. NJ. CARPENTER CO. No.
~ Pearl-st New-lork, or to ISAAC CARPENTER, Jr,
- the premises
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O0RP0RATION NOTiCE.-PuhIic notice Is

hereby gwen that sale Of r unpaid csoton Water
rent the Nay, 1870 and ending
place pubic auction, at the CITY Hail
the York FRIDAY the 4 day OF Jane lsb Al
ck noon and day unt tie whole
property shah be sold and that the detailed statement Of the
Cofon Water rents property sold published the
E,srins Po daily new,p,per prnie the City of kewYort
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, Controller.
ro,,,ous,. oascs Mach a n4 l1vffwrh
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TvAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS-At

~ UOIIOOh ~
WASHINGTON, Conn.-The Summer Term Of this
School for 1882 viii commence on "WEDNESDAY 18th OF
Nav next Pupils become members Of the Teachers fam
y and are fully and thoroughly prepared for College the
business of life Every attention is paid to their physical and
moral training The School miles irsm the Housa-
tonic Railroad at New Milford with which there is irregular
stage communication The best of references In New York
and Brooklyn and full particulars be bad BY calling upon
r. w QUINN, Teacher.
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VERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH.

IL WASH.-This invaluable preparation has been used
b Philadelphia where il has immense popularity for pro-
serving and cleaning the Teeth removing all inflammation
of the gums and mpartng healthy odor tho
breath price q per bottle. Sold by Dupuy
Broadway and Houston Lea .+ Broadway Deromas
No. IS Chs,ham-st, Drummond, No ~ Reade-st keeer
Co. No. 40 Futonst, Brooklyn, Van Bushvink, No. %
sW ashin gton-st, Jersey City. MARSH EORrHROP,
wholesale agents, No. $50 Grsenwich-st. New-York.
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1.10 MaSOYS and CARPENTERS.-sSealsd

YWN1 MASUNS
III BE- received BY the undersigned snd MONDAY,
4, lsh dsy q Msy oosi NJ for mailing certain shst.eo
80 Ward schook Nss and OF the VIII Wsse
Pas nd proposed Be the =
fr~ Of de srht~ Mr. " O. Hsfsd, the cAssam B.nAs
sor,er s Chatham where an sessay 80
I'd AL popossh be addressed 20 H. sWhhNIs
Kss Of the Committee asd sadots~ On ne ossds
Or elder Il ks Asniso 1881
DR. H. eWBEnY, CozD Gtss1
.i4 - y l. vULTE, \Wsp1 6eheo
f p oARR1CK, | OneuA
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TTOTEL to RENTLThe new and COM

p,od,ous Hotel at East Saginaw Mich. situate at the
emnus of the Saginaw and GeneseePlank Road, capable
Of accommodating 100 guests Any person quaihcd 70 take
charge of with sufficient furnish it. Will ind 1t an
opucStu,ity rarely with This town is beautifully stu
ara on the the Saginaw River aud increasing more
r.pdlv than any town at the West Wards line of
steamers from Detroit arrive daily and stages from all parts
concentrate at this point Possession about LIST May Apply
10 ALFRED NJ HUGH East Saginaw or for 10 days at
M ZIG Washinston
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NY0TICE TO TAX PAYERS.-The Assess

NOTICE to TAX PAfEhS.-Ihe ne $3.50 y,
- pr. a. the several wards Of this city val DC op.s Dr
~ men .,ex AZ The Of the Tar Comnssssoner no
~ 80, sg from The sDtb Of Nay 70 ne 18th o. .sas an' -
Ner,v are cad and Examine us s&iso -
efheh. 49,, a and dock All pars, aesIceths ane-s
49, 81 sseree from .ekses sanns the sn,s 1900
h,e mentioned viii Be enfte 70 ressi ON
49,. 40 ~. sup>rysor OF Common connf,L
H's ," w. JONATHAN W. ALIEN
DIX LAnAIfH, fA Scmnsaoss~
gro PCRsRK
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T,0R SALE or EXCHANGE for City

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE TOT C1Cy
Property-The Steamboat Dock at NorthPort u. l.
n ,hs Doh Il fine Stoehouse excellent nte Tor coun-
~ sesne business The receipts for wharfage are a go
snd Increasing The communication with the city are no
s.snt BY steamboat railroad or sailing vessels ine1e are .
.nmber of oubuldngs on the property-Coa ard Luu,
~ she'd Horse She'd &c No better investment for small
~ can be found. Terms very easy and pnce low Apply
w. " HENRY j. SCUDDER,
Room No o Insurance Buildings. No 81 Wallet.
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f500 ACRES of TIMBER LAND,

- a. near the terminus of the Black River Canal.
vsse,s,s~ % market with saw-m and an abundance
nor sale cheap and accommodating
k oHS Eng iSy ssy gsSPsy For psisaa!sE;r r.
~ w kxussst, New.Yok. = =
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NOR SALE or to LET in BROOKLYN.

ILL "A frst-cass Frame House. filed in u by 81, with
Issment first and second and attic finishing BY
dayS work. Has mbcella FIVE marble msntes and CRATES
sxf stairway aiding doors portco In 'front.' and piazza In
mar containing IS and plenty Of closets drawers Sc
situate Psrkav 10 feet west of Bedfordav Price ~
ous half can remain or would it from the first OF May
4 rood tenant for ss25 Apply to ALEX. UNDERIIILI
sunsr Bedford and Paksvs East Brooklyn or to CHAS
~ rNDERHII.L No. ITO William-st- N. u
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CURE ESTABLISHMENT

~|AIEK-CUhE E~o IADIIiohA ~.
w for SALE to be LEASEDIThe owner ; 2, -
Cold Water Enablshment situated on Drscntt hentt
In Lowell resdne in NewYork, anxious 70 sell or -
the Estate and offer the very favorable tes
olsee il well and favorably 70 the public as nou
ne Hydropahic Institution 1t is within ten minute "a
Of the center Of business in Lowell but possesses an M ii
v.nta,es of an elevated rural residence IL viii
modsfe fty patients-and in its supply Of pure water aaa
bathing presents superior
be sold very low if early application u made f"A'A
xddres. the 9 owner. BLAKE BROWN NewYSh
City, TArfSSfM rnE 1xNw Lowell
OOO ACRES good FARM LANDS
I.UOU for SALE, in Wyoming County, Penn, In
, ,,rchaser. at 81 80 per reasonable terms
Inouire of CHARLES +. DODGE, No 81 Champerss'r
two door from the Irving House, between and
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OEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP

VAEPAKI MIN OF NH NINc HHu CtI
IL PLIES April a. ls52re contne,or.seaea proposals
Nil be Office Of the COnussiOner Of Repairs and
stUbes bssemen No. end New City HAIL. until sATuk
DAY May . al Pm, which they WI be paobc
Opened furnishing snd delivery Of 1000 euoc yads o.
clean sharp gravel AZ the following nsmedp places was
900 cubic yards 57rlrst. near the 3tav.
$40 cubic yards 18th 81 near the 81 ay.
so cubic yards on the ID ay. near I'D IT.
cubic yards on sist =. near The "a av
CUBIC YARDS on esih ~. near the 3day
40 cubic yards on t5ihs near the % AZ. -.
will their propo>s<, the pee - '' 49,,
FOR the same, and the time required thsfsol
poss, VIII be received for less quantity bas go esDe ~
quantities delivered Proposals TO be entorsei' fun n r
suer,6cson the material rsqleds and an ..~ ~ r.
sard thereto can be the Oace o. he . "a
RS ard Supplies Blank estimates vi % % Il. ., ..y
ne nsn :. ~
m r the interest," ot .ns ~
~ 'Ao yyM ADAMS Commissioner OF hep<' ~" o-1S.
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Eeaal Notices.

NJ SNNNNNNN
I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
the Cossy oil NewYork will to be ssd pubic
the Merchants Exchange, the City Of New fork o. he
10th next tweve O'Clock the following Real Es
Of JAMES 6REIG deceased for the payment OF hs dsos
All tuste, beng seventh WARD
City and and distinguished
thereof sundy other lots belonging James Bsn
bounded westerly ront cy Scam
estree easer by land belonging o. lately TO tss
heirs Ever norhr BY lot number ,hrty i've asd oGth
breadth IN rort and rear
length each side ninety ave e be the
The the property consist OF
dwelling Terms of sae cash 10 cent at
delivery Of deei Two weeks there
aher. JAMES 0kkl1' Jr,
al9 6vs Administrator OF James Greg. dec o.
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE, larry

town. N. YIN this Institution young Gentlemen ae
thoroughly instructed in all the branches requisite of I'LL
msrcia pursuits entering College The summer lei
commences on the first Monday in May Circulars conIa
ing references terms &c, with view OF the Institute ~
from the spot where Major Andre captured can DC "
tanned at c. Shepard Co.'s Bookstore, No ioZ
or L. II. Wilcox, No 2sS Broadway, New.i OK OF y 30
dresSing A NEW MAN. iue'p-
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

To Couiracto-seaed prop,sals uiorsed Proposal for
hg ding vii be rereiyes Al the once OF
Aaneduc Department Ronnda Park aht fnday the
.3d day April O'Clock =. NJ % build SEWEh With
the nece.ary RECEIVING BASINS and cULyERrs, GoUv.
ERNEUR.sIIP Bakhesd the westerly Line 81
Frps being length about ieet The plan Of the Sewer aad
building Of the and all other Information
rn thereto BE- obtained APPLICATION % the Costrset Ce,
AT tiis ofiee.-New iork, kpnl 10, ls59
NICHOLAS DEAN. Pre-. Of The Croton Aq1edact Degat
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OORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is

" hereby sen that petitions have been Pr.sens N ~ board
Of As.ntsnt Aldermen Tor sKwER in 1HoMPsos ST, from
Besese and also IN Thompson st from oyss NO.
qig All penons Interested having objection efrto
are requested present the Whiting TO the fnsn Al us
ss lssf NICHOLAS DEAN, President-
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I1OR SALE-The valuable FARM for-

merly owned by the late Andrew Parsons of Paterson,
~ latterfy by the late John Anderson OF HackehsscM
nssts OF g acres OF fertile land and within quarter
je Of the City Of Paterson and buildings extend anost 70
te farm IL sntersected by the Morris Canal Two puoho
,rsds and an unaing brook OF spring water Ihere
hrrs and comrnodious story and half house. with %
M cellars without dampncss commanding beautiful views
On all sdes There beautiful forest trees ne @ inca
md valuable cherry apple and pear trees and grape te
a. There is large and commodous barn. Tt
with cellars she'd cehouse, and other 800
sre five acres wheat and the garden nade foa 'o
sppIy 10 VIM. GLEDHILL OF Paterson.
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NOTICE.-Public notice b

hereby petition hs been pre..ntsd 10 The Bosrd q
AL.uu.a Tor SEWER IN TWENTY FIFffsr, between THIRD
and Lexington avs pessons interested having occons thsreto
are present the ENGINEER al THIS
oee an or elr the 18th ns;Croon Aqneduct Department.
1nr,fiq Issi NICHOLAS DEAN. Precedent.
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Grhools.

4 DAMS-S ST. corner of CONCORD ST,
IA Brsoilyn n. Y. Mrs. TOWNSEND'S BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL.-Ths Institution offers superior sd
van,ages the acquisition OF useful aud polite education
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

A LGER INSTITUTE-AB BOARDING
IN SCHOOL for YOUTH, CORNWALL, CT, w R.
GRlSWOLD, Pnncps-Ths Institute Is designed TO pre-
pare youth for business or to enter any in College
French German and Spanish Languages taught by
comphshed native teachers Lessons In Music and Drawine
given ifdesred The term Will commence the
h OF May next and continue Eve months Circulars with
reference &C. may be had of the Principal at the Office Of
Tao fontfs Cabinet No. lis Nssssu-st and Of Mr. T. Z.
Smith, No 25 Park-row
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

ahalf miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
LAND on Caksonav each $50 f. front and rear and go
deep containing together about two acres One OF tnose
u has been laid out preparatory to building with stoned
q walks and planted with $50 to zoo shade and
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries 70,
new well and pump, cross-fences each side The
other Il seeded down with Clover.
The beauty Flatbus its OF access sages passing
from Fulton Ferry ten or times daily render this de-
dsbe property any doing business in the city ana
wishing enjoy the benefits Of the country rrce
cash. and one half bond and mortgage desired
Apply to ENGLEBERT LOTT, AuctloneeI, Fuiton,H-
Drooklyn or to ANTHONY LANE, No 35 Waii-st., NJ.
NOR SALE-Two Farms in Essex Co.,
IL NJ: of SO acres, with Houses, &c, and OF 1x
without buildings having mill dtes Also Building Lou
q nights Of Staten Island For particulars inquire at No.
~ Broadwav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
n BROWNS ESSENCE of JAMAICA

Il GINGER.-Trsvelers leaving for California are REQ
commended 70 provide themselves with this valuable essence
a. esectusy prevents the bad effects Of change Of water
70 without IT,
CAuToS-Persons desiring Article that Be relied
prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should b
particu to ash for Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger"
which warranted 70 be what u represented and pro-
pared only BY FREDERICK BROWN, and for sale At his
DRUG and Chemical Store Of 5h and Chest
nutsts, Philadelphia; and for sale in NewYok BY J.
Deatour, No 23 Wslst Rushton, Clarke Co.. No ITO
Broadway, No 10 Astor House. and No rs Irving House.
N. Y; John Mhsu, No lsS Broadway; y. c. Wells Co,
No eth-ay
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ILLINOIS LANDS.-Wanted to pur-

chase lands granted to soldiers for services Tn the war OF
2 which have for many years been sold and past redsm'
oo for the taxes Apply to- or address, H. MATrlSON,
No Nassaust second story giving No. Of Section Town
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UvHE SUMNER TERM Of Miss NJ. A.

il STURGES'S School for Young LsdieA oasn ri
Conn win commence on the first Monday IN May CIce
IN and references may BE- had ct the readsnce o. e
0ipal-Stamfcrd, March n lSd2 "a tr 44..
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NHE NINTH ANNUAL EXAM

NATION Of the Students of the Classical and Ma.ne-
matica School, No. 81 6th-av- near Wasnine ..
closed Friday sd The vacancies caused BY the
Class open for the reception of pupils %"
mote TO the Institution. s. j. SEDGWICK, A. NJ frin-
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ILLINOIS LAND for SALE.-200 acres
i near Jeneyvils, Jersey u Go Apply to os s.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL Of the County Of York hereby to all rsons
ROWLAND A. ROBBINS late of the City OF
present the with vouchers thereof to
Beebe No 3l4 Broadway the City OF New YORK
Of August New ORR the 7th DAY
February. Ief iawemTh"] MARY ANN ROBBINS, ADJ
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County York hereby to all persons
having claims against JOHN GERA6HTi late of the City OF
York hquor merchant deceased the with
vouchers thereof 10 subscriber the Office OF Francis Byrse
before the twenty first day of July neDated New York the 18th
day OF January, 1852. MICHAEL GEA1hii,
j5 lsw6mThs Adninistrator, &c oil safa aeeSasso'
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County orb notice hereby given TO All persons
b,yns csims AGAINST ELIZA sKAATS ate Of the City OF New
York the with the vouchers thereof 70 the
AZ the Blocker Chi and John
ss York. before the twentieth day oil sep
,ember New York the lh day OF March 1904
GARRET n BLEECkER, r,s.,,ors
NILS law6mIh* JOHN Il. skAAIs,