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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
DHEUMATlC and PARALYTIC

IVRFNEDY.-These Purgative Fowdefs are one o. the
most valuable preparations know for rheumatism. Their
operation and action appear TO be specific if not nbe
They also highly recommended for Paralysis
The annexed list of persons gwen - references OF tbs
curative qualities of these Powders Aaron Swsrtz PosOf
Zee Chaihalnsquare; Hushart No. SO Hestert Samuel
Taft No 64 Madson-st peter Henderson, No. l12 Madi-
sonst; Robert Dean No 59 Monroe ST. James Lennon
No rs Eassaust; Michael Staff No 543 Waterst; Henry
kobe no z9 Dvision-st; Thomas Trevor No l, Alen-s
and Mrs. Harris, No 10 Gardner-st., Newark.
In very of Rheumatism IMMINENT Is also used
Is outward application and is sold with the Powders
These Powders are put up boxes and the directions Ia
belsd on them Price IS cents box Prepared and sold
Wholesale and retail, by CHARLES FOX, No. allf Div-
slon-t- New-York. Sold also by JOHN SLATER, book.
seller and Sstoner No. 204 and GEORGE
LOW No s. Wa,nut-st., Newark.
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ALGER INSTITUTE-A BOARDING

IA SCHOOL Tor YOUTH, CORNWALL, CT, w T.
skswOLD, Prncipallhis Institute is designed TO pre-
youth Tor business TO enter any class IN College
hneh German and Spanish Languages taught by ac-
naphshed native teachers Lessons in Music and Drawing
9f.s fdesired. The summer will The
ndhay next and continue five months Circulars, with
1nee Se may be had OF the Principal at the office Of
nhr-siAs tabnst, No ll8 Nasssu-st, and of Mr.. T. E.
haA No IS rass.row
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/ HOME in the COUNTRY for BOYS

IA Within l6 miles of Hartford with intelligent ju
ous fm end capable father Of family and kind and
eiul mother where constant attention will be paid TO the
ral and physical training Of three four boys under ten
yan OF age
The advantages of good government, proper diet
and amusement the companionship and
gmpahy Of superors home Influences conversation and
SOuue Of general interest and information and
der circumstances which cannot be described in adver-
onment offered 10 the parent guardian The boys
VII not be left IN the company of hirelne Mt any
~ natural fondnes for children and ideas OF the al
n home education have hitherto impelled me to ed
r my bows and not being entirely dependent upon
my saertons afford take others with them tor mod.
su< enumeration IL satisfaction is gwen 1t s expected
[ers lad will remain SIX months; but will not positively
gree make of boy III double that time. Pre-
urinary inquiries may be addressed w. L., Box No. SIS
fst-0fice haltiord, c.
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ONSUMPTION.-There is, perhaps,

HONSU MY hun There Is perhaps,
10 disease with which country = Affected winch
of auuEaiy many victims that fell slIoyer OF
The bur an Consumption Day after day year aiter
v,er hurrses 10 the portals OF ae cod
:, ,iert tomb fresh added victims conquest No walk
AZ life is sacred from It's bshfiEg influence No ase Il e1
empf from deathdeGng shes The old. the nicoe Aeed
40 The ycuns all alike are feed for this enemy OF
mankind Lhe white haired patriarch whose lite OF temper
.nce has rendered his system lmpelous 70 me elcA %
other Lis and whose good deeds prepared n tSr tse ENJOY
per L ,es calm evening, finds Consumption sstens u
yr q upon his vials and tearing hn frura world ever
lrsh, 70 minds which ioek eompacenfy days wen spent
Is there help for the afflicted No preventive OF tns
DANCES which beset charseab!e and eke cline
We hiLk there is And If the allegations Of fhose VINO are
Al az epir!ed veracy sJ 30 believed there pre-
ytptive and q tmrdy.
WISTAR'S HALSAM OF WILD Cherry y oieree
IN ,.. word - cr II n-sds not the "sa-1r'it,oss
,,sr Of lsns string a,fasss rsr%ises's- - n"
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u BROWNS ESSENCE of JAMAICA

IL GiNGER-Trsveieu leaving for California are rec
smmeuded 70 provide themselves with this valuable esno
Is eaecfuay prevents the bed effects Of change OF water
70 without IL
CAvTros-Pe,ors desirins arcie that b relied
upsn prepared solely pure Jamaica Ginger should b
particular to ssh for Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
which warranted 70 be what represented, and pre-
pared only By FREDERICK BROWN, ard for sAle 1t his
Drug and Chemical Store roh Of 5h and Chest
nutsts- Phadelphis; and for sale IN New-York BY j.
Belatour, No rs WsiW Rushtsn Claire Co, No. 10
Broadway No. 70 Aston House. and No 27S Irving House.
n. Y; John Milhsu No. lsS Brosiwsy y. C. Wells Co,
No 81 Sth-av
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DERFUMERY twenty per cent. lower
IL than in any house in Newyork, BY H. Z. HART Man.
ufacurins PetuIner No IS John-st Important 10 Drug
gs-$l2 Gold Circular Labels suitable for every bottle
and drawer in druggist store cent EACH Published BY
III. E. HART.
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FACE and HAND
The advertiser IL possess OF original recipe the
result Of experimental tests ard particular study whereby
die lace and hand mar be rendered fresh soft and far cou
tsrc-inr and remedyizs the dsglements and nconven
i-css asing from changes OF mpesture and various otner
cau-ss however uEprnisng the present condluon Ine
r-ipe is free from injurious quality and supplied 70 ady
ar gentleman receipt Of s. to any part o. the Onitsd
Sea- address Mis- T. L. YATES. Rochester n. Y.
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ety lts true value and intrin<e excellence sufficient
% entitle il 70 the confidence Of the pabc and %
"Wsf 20 fame
the Of it, inventor bencactor Of bis specica
Eene genuine unless siEned BUTTS ON the wrapper.
Yor sale whoesge retail by A. B. D. SANDS Cen
srsl Agent No 100 Pulton-sr; Thomas Maxwell. No ss
Wiiam-sf. John MiIhau No. 1873 Broadway; Asfor end
Irving Hoase Drug Stores, and No. ITO Broadway.
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ITO CURE COLD. with Headache


and Soreness of the Body take the CHERRY Pee
TORAL going bed and wrap up warm to sweat durns
the night.
For Cold AND CoUGH take it morning noon, and
evening according directions the bottle and the DIM
Guilty viii soon be removed None viii long suffer from this
trouble when they find it be 90 readily cured Persons
afflicted with seated cough which breaks them OF their
rest at night will find BY taking the Cherry Pectsral
going bed they be sure Of sound unooken sleep and
Consequently refreshing Great relief from suffering,
and ultimate cure afforded to thousands who are thus
afflicted, by this inv aluabe remedy.
From its able effect these many lind them
selves unwilling oreso its when the necessity tor 1t
has ceased.
To SINGERS PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy sinvalua-
bic az by action the throat and lungs when taken IN
small Quantities all hoarseness in few hours and
wonderfully increases the power and exibnty Of ns voice
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly cured
by Cherry Pecoa But there some cases 50 obstinate
a. TO Weld entirely TO medicine. Cherry Pectoral Will
cure them, If they he cured
BRONCHITIS irritation OF the throat and upper portion
of the lpng may by taking Cherry Pectora In
small frequent doses The uncomfortable oppresslon
socn relieved. -,
FoR CRouP-Giye az emetc of antimony to be followed
by large and frequent doses OF the Cherry Pectoai untt
snbues If taken in season. 1t will not fail to
HooPxe may be broken up and cured by tho
use Of Cherry Pectorxl.
TBE INrLUEszA is speedily removed by this remedy. Nu
have been noticed where whole families
protected from any serious consequences while their
neighbos without the Cherry Pecora were suffering om
the disease.
Cures diseases the Lungs have been affected
Pectsa in such extreme warrant the be-
lief that remedy length been found thar be de-
pended on TO the Coughs Colds and Consumption which
carry from our midst thousands every year IL Is indeed
medicine to which the afflicted look with confidence for
relief and they should not fail to avail themselves Of IL
Prepared by J. c. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mas
Sold BY RUsaTON, CLARK co, New-York; c. W.
BADGER, Newark; DEXTER CO. Albany Doctor
HEINSTREET, Troy aud by all Druggists everywhere.
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IN pIRsIANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Coan;y her-hy 10 I'D re-oss
bsri,s claims usas-t JIkE tCkfkGtot L. s's Q. NJ cv
hereof subscriber, hs ohss Ne ssssEst 1s -
Of York before he cath u "
Ist the ira eay ofJasaary, lsS2 jAhts ihAirs,
III lAssnxS fesN Ass's~.e
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

NL GIATE INSTITUTE corner Of 4th and MacdousaL
ST. ON Messrs oLA laa TN
the 18th 81 September, 1851
on carry school education 10 the highest attainabe de-
gree Of perfection They accordingly selected this location
or its beauty and heahuness and having
chased the lot built thereon the main part OF the present
edce with specially fitted for instruction. and with
the addition, ample in size and number for two hundred
pupils devoting three entire stories Of the building to the
Of the School Being house the entrance to the
dwelling part occupied BY one Of the frlnc,pas is Ne us
9Th st, and that of the School No. 1888 Mscdougast
Circulars for particular information may be obtained 1t
the nsutionthe following patrons OF which are SEINE q
Rev. J. NJ Macdonald, Hon. John L. Mason,
ron Wa 7, Haverneysr, Pref Charles A. Lee, NJ D..
Prof C. r. Gilman. NJ D.. James r. kssam N. D.
Charles Dickinson, NJ ID. A. s. Ball, NJ. d.,
John Newhou.s, Esq, J. s Woodward, Esq,
L. Psvson CLARK ESD VIM Lowefre, Esq,
p A. hsrgous Esq, Z. X. Collins ESQ,
c eSs NJ. conncll.. T.s. TSsosore Bailey ESQ.
John A. C. GRAY Esq T. NJ BrintnalL ESQ.,
A. Arangurcn, ESQ, g. A. Bsudouine Esq,
Geo B. Browne, ESQ., Jesse Browne, Esq.,
Matthias Clark Esq, Caleb Brush, Esq,
nj. C. Brooks, Esq, VIM A. kobbe, ESQ,
Morris Hilger, Esq, +, Bulkley, Esq,
+. II B@ser' Esq., N j: Hcmiquess' Esq.,
Nicholas ID. Herder, Eco. a. Rosenberg, Esq,
Philip Henry, Jr, ESQ, D. OAK: Craig, ESQ,
+. W. Coleman, Esq, Justas +. Earle, ESQ.,
David DemaIest, Esq, John Fairbanks, ESQ,
W. IL Falls Esq, Louis 5. Fellows, Esq,
George Farmer ESQ.,, David Magic Esq,
A. w Gsbaudsn. ESQ. Charles Meigs Esq,
Charles Lowther, Esq, Ebenezer Monroe, ESQ,
George Miln Esq- l.. A. Palmer, Esq,
Robert PaIdow, Esq, Charles Partridge, Esq,
John G. Perrin, Eco, Wm. Black, Esq,
james Robinson, ESQ, John Pryor, Esq,
Frarcis F. Sage, ESD A. NJ. l.. Scott, ESD
Thomas J. Stevens fsl, William Starring ESQ,
George H. Swords ESQ., Aug. T. Thereof, Esq,
VIM A. Wheeler, Esq, John {. Work, ESQ.,
John H. Aheel Esq, Geo h Slstare, Esq-
Ofsamus Bushnell, ESQ, 4. T. Mckenzie, ESQ,
Melancthon Burr, ESQ., +. ). Morrison, ESQ.,
Meyer Cans, ESQ., Thomas MoIIeu, ESQ,
Lonis +. Hargous Esq, N. r. Pike, ESQ.,
Abraham Frazee, Capt Jos. MaSson Esq,
Henry T.. Hart ESQ, Edward Wight ESQ,
Marx J. Ming, Esq, John Woodhesd, ESQ.,
A. G. Waterbury, nc. &c.
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CLASSICAL and COLLEGIATE

and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GEN
|nkmfN.-Seninsry lin, Newburkh n Y-This lnstitu.
heated on the nights directly back OF the village Of
s.eeeh situation remarkably healthy sufficiently re-
|ed easy OF from New-loTk and elsewhere and
nsde an extensive prospect Of the most beautiful river
Ne Summer Session Of twenty-two weeks will commence
~ IN day OF Nav. The Principal, William r. Harper NJ
who graduate OF Tale College and has had several
experience practical teacher will devote his per-
Mttion 10 the instruction and Of his pupils and
aas pupils viii receive in his family ell the attentions
| eontoss Of home
onesn containing 1enns &c, Ne procured at thu
.Assots OF H. Appleton Co, No. 80 Broadway Clark,
MN Co. No. rs broadway, A. ) Barnes Co, No. 81
sest, sa1 Mason 4 Law, No, q rark-row New-York.
nc Principal will be IN Newlork during the last week In
WI ana Will call any persons who may leave their ed-
- ns hra with John Perkins Esd at ID. AppetonS No.
sosdwsy, ~ a. No 81 Amossi. y. Y.
nssksek>ketercucc Is respectfully made by perrnis-
IA % ne Aowing gentlemen Rev T. y. Wooscy, ID, D.,
~ fwedent o. Yale College; Prof Benjamin Silhmsn,
In Y LIZ ID, Yale College Prot Dennison Oluased,
" lae College; lion. Amasa J. Parker, LIZ D.,
%S n y Robert Kelly, ESD New-York; Hon. Cy-
smith Brooklyn, Rev. Joseph MeCs,rell, d. D.
Sw,sn' y }Res 4. MoCsrty, d. D., Newhusgh y. Y.
seen fonyth d. D. Professor in College of NewJer-
~ raoSe'os, \ J.; Gen Joseph 5. Smith, Kingston, U
IN " NJ John u. Hssbrouck, Esd, Kingston, Ulster
L. Ieo A. c Nivea, Monticello Orsage Co, y. Y;
NV Bale Newhursh. For further information sd
NNllLlAN X HARPER. Principal and Proprietor.
N'~easga, April G 1882
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r YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER

Il lCIALyB0ARDINGSCH for YOUNG GENTLk-
MEN.-The IRVING INSTITUTE TARRYTOWN, N. Y.
The location of this Institution unsurpassed Tsrrytown
being Of the Oldest and most agreeable towns In tho
Union noted for its sauby and morality and accessible
many times day by the Hudson River Railroad The mite
b less than half mile from the depot and commands
the charming views of the valley of the Hudson The
edfce is commodos comfortable and well adapted. The
grounds quite retired embrace several including fine
grove, awell appointed gymnasium, &c
The Principal assduou: in his regard for the Moral vel
fare, the Physical comfort the Intellectual Improvement the
and personal habits of his pupils daily record
having to each of those interests is kept abstract
Of which Is forwarded to me parents at the case Of every
month The Tutors and pupils reside in the family Of the
Principal parake OF the fare sleep under the
roef and constitute in ell respects family Pupils win
attend the church designated by the parent practicable
The Course of Education includes all the branches pre-
paraory for College business for professional practical
hc The Principal has had long experience and is aided By
competent Tutors Instruction in every department will be
thorough and elementary principles viii receive that strict
attention which their paramount importance demanas
French and Spanish by native teachers resident at the In
situte =. -.
Circulars may had Nos EOS and 500 Broadway No. 60
Has.aust, and No. rs Bowery
For further information address the undersigned.
WILLIAM p. LYON, A. NJ, Principal and Prspr1esps
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Mafbimerp, &r.

NAY IL McMULLEN'S PATENT
DHOSE.-The trial made of this incompatible Water
Hose for two past has fully demonstrated ts pero
IT, Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
Others solicited Every piece warranted give satisfaction
e many certificates and published show the estimation
from actual
JERSEY CITY, Dec. IL, 1851.
Horace H. DAY, No q Courlandt-st, N. Y.-Deay SIR:
take great pleasure In stating YOU in your in
curry In regard TO the India Rubber Hose furnished by
fr the New-Jersey Raosd and Transportation Company,
that have found Of the very best description and TO
much better purpose than either leather IL
only durable bot in the end the most economical
We have rubber hose some of our locomotives that
purchased Of you two years which has been in con-
slant and still good ever and have found your
stand pressure Of 80 lbs 70 the s1usre inch
Yours very respectfully JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for NJ J. r. R. Trans Co.
TVAIRBANKS SCALES GREAT RE-
III DUCTION Recent improvements in machinery By
which produce parts Of caes at reduced cost and ex'
tended facilities of St. Johnsbuy for manufacturing together
with the completion of through lines of Railroad to the prn
cipa markets combine enable the manufacturers 10 AFFORD
their Scales improved In quality at prices below those OF
any other mandatory.
IF other scales are well made and reliable they cannot be
sold for lower prices If offered at lower prices they win
be found on trial to be imperfect and deceptive.
FAIRBANKS CO, No. 89 Watsr-s-
~ Ore reason why FAIRBANKS SCALES al
durable and retain their adjustment much longer
than Others 10 that the bearings protected by the Patens
Vertical Steel Knife Edge the exclusive night ~ which
secured. No scale be durabiy accurate especially
when subjected and constant USE without this pro-
lection.
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.TTATCH and JEWELRY STORE for

w SALEn consequence of the bad health Of the pro-
pneor Of the Watch and J.wely Store No 40 Broadway
he entire Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of tst establish
ment offered for sale Arrangements have been made to
remove the establishment No 54l Broadway the st Of
May For further information apply No 400 Broad
way, CT to JOHN H. RANCH, Nc III Greenwchss, Coz.
Courtlandt-sf.
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HNO THE CURIOUS" Leap year il
u ne propitious tinie"-Agippa
Would You understand, and know
All your destiny below
What OF evil TO avoid;
What Of good to be enjoyed
How TO your love with bhs;
How disease 70 miss
When bargin 70 conclude;
When debtor should be sued:
Whom 70 doubt and whom ~ tust;
Who is false and who Is just;
By what process money lost
IL retrieved AZ little cost; a
How, when robbed, to ind the weaash
Taken from you thus by stealth
How TO tell your foemaI's thought,
And his schernings bring 10 nausht
How to get glorious wife,
And achieve suecess in life
How cluster round your psrs
AL of good unmlxed with wrath
And your life cen 10 its close,
Make scene Of sweet repnso-
Would you all these items know !
Then TO DIR. ROBACk go
He the story will unfold,
Taught b. yonder orbs Of gold
All you ask shall answered DO,
By your own nativity
Go-his skill the truth shall liz,
ROBACK, Whitcst, number nx
An Letters to c. w ROBACK, No Whtest, viii b 70.
zousy attended to- ii prepaid For particulars call
and get Astrological Almanac, gratis, where eernestss
can be
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ENGLlSH, FRENCH and CLASH

INNS hoARntNG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
49, = seSsrtal,-sv ChilQn saiea lslana-Ths next
d - .ss >eAoo viii bexia May Is For the report Of
a - examination and other particulars tbs CIR
% IA a. I'D Al the bookstore of CLARK, AUSTIN
kasSv,,, 80 sna II the U. 5. SCHOOL AGENCY, Ne. 40
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|DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, d. Go

~ sher Orange Co. New-York.-D. l.. TOWLE, A. M,
fpd VI the Academy Gosheu will receive few Boys
y ha family. whose studies and department will at all
nss be made his immediate supervision. Terms $l+5 .
NJ payable quarterly in advance. The next term wiz
snnsnee Monday, May 5. For circulaIs giving full
&s,crlrI address the Principal. a. above.
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)ANBURY. Connecticut.-Mrs. CAR

tvtttNs Nj. WHITES FAMILY BOARDING
MY es 6Hs between five and fourteen years OF sse,
~ eeieeed on the rst Of May spproximo. Terms sic
ks~, res Iviereuce and cards apply 70 Mrs Matilda
~ ss NC ~ Broadway; Mr. T. Pnckney, No. 30 Hem
thsST NJ. {. II. Roach, No SO GreenwicA-st and No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

~ hv TO all persons having sus against THOMAS wfNNS,
kie Of the City Rrookkn kHs, Cosny Sasct tAa hey
required 70 exhibit the w he vouchers thereof 70 te sab
scre Edwin Cofn az his residence No - s7k the CITY OF
New York ~ NsA assDafea
Der 10. 1881. EDWIN COFFIN lx.-...--
ia~en FRANCIS NlSTO<. hsesesS~'.
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FREDERICK ". PACHTMANN. No.

III 10 Canslst (sstshishod unce lSSs) infozEns "a
snsocsrs sid the public scn-Ts that be keeps 1zus
. large variety Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. rieh
ard fashionable JEVELRY ard SILVER WARE Of every
description livery article warranted rsprc.eated and ts
lowest prices Wstoh=s Jswelry SAD Silver are made 70
order and repaired
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IO0 FIRST MISUNDERSTOOD

lO<~or BOYS and GIRLS, under the care respective
y of R. CORNELL and his Daughter. Parents who wish
their children enjoy the advantages of schools limited to
moderate number where every pupil sunder the immediate
care Of the PRINCIPALS may here be suited There not tne
The Course of Study fall and and Mod
ern Languages Mathematics, Physical Sciences History,
Penmanship Drawing &c, with good collection OF Illus
rae Apparatus The Charges moderate for the advan
tases offered and the of many good references be
E.x.., slad fac nlicanf
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T1HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
gemelrp, Nf.

EALlFORNlA GOLD.-BAiLEY 81
~ CO. No. lSo Chestnu:-st Phadelphia purchsst
Csforia Gold 10 any amount a. the highest rses and are
prepared manufacture . the shortest notice into 81
hnds OF solid ievelry cups, spcons he.
CHARLES VOGELEY, Manufacturer
sad Importer OF Geneva English. and French Wstcs
Crystals No 20 Wils,n-st. Depot No. So Mziden-sne,
up sars Ne~yors Orcers received and promptly sxs-
spted.
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Schools.

A DAMS-ST. corner of CONCORD-ST.,
"A Brsokiyn, N Y. Mrs TOWNSEND'S BOARDING
nd DAY SCHOOL-This Institution offers superior ad-
ssss for the acquisition of useful and polite education.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS

~ Al Dobbs Ferry Rev. 5. KELLOGG Principal.
|sus-Boys under ten years Of age $50 per quarter
~ this age SIS Number linited 10 twelve. Conma-
sAnos sircs, hourly by Hudson River Railroad
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Eeaal Notices.

GssaI Notifies.
,.onno N1ON0oooo-1 ooNDDnoOy.ooNN,yD>NN sN~N>s'N
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
the Coan;y Of Notice hereby n =. persons
hsyisg erins sszins JOHk DoHOGHuE late OF c Cay o.
preegt the with vouchers ~ 70
.zhsster the ofc- Il T. James Clover no y, bf-d~p
before The twenty ara DAY Of oetoesf
Isr.-Daied New. York, The sd day o. April, ls5A
az JOAskA DOsOchLE, AdnsSffa1i-
I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Csurty Of ssv York, s~r-sy n'.s Al tsHs~s.
ssuns ,eains ss-Hst ROGER FALCOkER, ate Of he cSo
present. tie VT. 'osesss sos 70
DE as resdslcs 30 Asaes Tie Cy o. vs.
Yo seth dag Of Js5 asS-D-ted De" Zen ss
fis, day of JsHsAry, lsS2 - so..., -.
"a la~crsr EDWARD fALtoSEH' AAees1,
In PURSUANCE Of an ot~S OF the Surrogate
a the County hereby 70 ~
soa. hs nc Against ANNA HABL1OS e OF sorA3nv>s
he VIA 'osae- 40 -
10 Inc ..psrrber the Clv . ssw
Yc-. or or bssfe Of Jane Dated lea,
,<e 1fh day Of Decent ~, 1881. -. ,..,- ,.... -
d. .a-tuss< EAhtss WILBUR k1seas<.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofts Caun,y Eev Yok h-resy 70 al 1s<soss
k,rns re sssst CHRISTIAN MULLER Tor btkk.l sS
CITY and shoemaker rcn--d er-ssnf
h. se thereof the sahseuber o. ar ressssHes.
Eo u ke~ T0rk. b>fr- The frst tsy
Yoft. the sA Of fehssfy shs
JOANNA l. hCLLTR, (or MILLER AssaasuAuu-
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1Oe GREENE T.-Mr. and Mrs.
lO( KIDDERS BOARDING and DAY SCOOL for
YOUNG LADIES reopens May 3, for the Summer Term
This institution has been highly patronized as offers ups-
Nor advantages for the acquisition OF useful and polite edu
cation There several vacancies in consequence of the
May removals
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DIANOS for sale and to Hire, at No. 8
Barclay 81 next door TO the Aston House, from 81 10
s.Isvss 10 rosewood and mahogany
JAS. THOMPSON, late Tallman RandeIi
DIANO-FORTES.-T. II. CHAM
il BERss wsrcroon, No. S85 Broadway, NY.
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I,ssEx Seminary. LYON,

EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing TO md
LIZ an Institution in which good eyder mainfanea y
real kindness and rapid improvement secured 1y
Instruction. win Be pleased and served at the Comeroaa
and Classical School No. IS Henry 81
SOLOMON JENNEh Rhnx1pel