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2. FBkEEAN, kcTuARZ II. PEAEKLIEy PRESET.
~ Total number OF Policies Issued by this s-fzss
Company up 10 July Ist i6Ss-eight thousand t-sssA
ak hundred and eightyone. -.-- 81 ssss<FSSssS
TjsDiEidends made snnuelly s Life Po- -Szssssaa-
ces shape bearing interest at the rate of per
cent. .L.-.. =
IL The dividends heretofore have always ayerag from
40 TO SO per cent. t- p ---1 --
J Persons taking cut Policies for the whole term Of
life give their note at IL months for z9per cent of the
premium, and pay &C per cent in cash.
Applications for risks prospectus ofte coDpsny, or In
formation restng the euhjec of life Insurance may be
made the Office ofthe undersigned General Agent for the
State of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
ossco n. W. corner. Public Square,
opposite PIsners Bank. Ma ,hville, Aug. 10, 1859.
LIFE INSURANCE.. -
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART.
FORD, CONNECTICUT. 2 .
JAMES DIXON, Pres. IEvRE L. M1I4BB Sec'y.
Capital and Surplus $500 coo
INSURANCE On lives Of white persons on the ioEt stock
AID mutual plsr. s l-L
ALso.Insrrance on the lives Of Negroes, on reasonable
terms - s. Fl. LOOMS,
jan I5-6m Agent.
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Gents Fashionable Spring and Simmer Ready
Made Clothing,

which he is prepared to- and will sell As LOW AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE
Areadyin store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Freck
and Dress Goats of the latest STYLES French Tweed Cash
uerette Plush, Drap dEe, Silk Lusre and Grass Linen
Frock, Sack, Box, and Polka Goats &c. &c &c
Pants and Vests ofevery color, shade pattern end quality
10 suit the most Esstidious
LIKEWISE fine assortment of Gents furnishing ar-
cle consisting Of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Cra
vas Handkerchiefs, Suspenders Hats Caps Trunks Va
iises, Carpet Bags, &c, dc.
Also variety of Youths and Chdrens Clothing, from
three wears of age upwards /. POWERS
Tennessee Clothing Depot No 81 Market ST. directly op
posite Union street
- No connexion with any other house in theeity
N.B-Notto be sold or undersold by any man connb
nation of men. L. p
Country Merchants in paTtctar earnestly invited to
call and inspect my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
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ls1 Nnn REWARD viii pay theabove reward
al .UUU 10 anv person or persons a premium
above the market price, for thousand Land Warrants
of the denominations Of 100 50 and 30 VIII pur
chase single warrants OF either denomination. I.
r. H. BH0CKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public Square I'd door
Sonth al AZ ,isI Nashville octl4-m27.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.


MARCH TERN, 1853, CHiHeERF CouRT AT SEITE-
IENfN ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-06

L Y0N'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, for Dyspep-
l. sia, Gouf, rheumatism, Crsmp, Cholera Mcrbus Cholc
&C. &C. which is of the best preparations Of daya
trial will convince the incre1ulous, foT sale BY
msrchfl HI G. SCOVEJ.
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n, J. SLOAN PATENT HYDROsTAT NJ
ii NEMIInN Of STEAM R0II.RR EYpI 49,. M


desgneo having msie extensive Cor ~.
ps i s r.. . e sG o Bo, 81 sS. S,s os Tor
dsasoed 20 place the instrument wiha The reach al ~
horse poer So ard 40 on pcoordns the ep.ety 49, f
SLOAN LEGGETE Proprietor. ana I,n1irt-Dr...e
The Scientific American wiose CO npesncy IS 5ss..sf
matters no one 10 e nted states aysa French JSars nsa
eI-io dispute speaks thns respecting ne yorosst ~
~ 0 -, Spso, TN. D'snt,ia u,-f7 and irgenou srar,
ons sai y o. every steam boiler on "heh q pae.s se
mo arn n ~ ~. "a, , as DoeI s'se 'sEaHof Of ss VS.
Many Of r,sdcr, v rscoiec, that ,he Hvi-o.,,,
Wien medal wos Ava-dsd 10 5e ,y.,o, m. sf ls
ae ecss eeasneo TO keep he water n tne bo Ls,,
ne -sA '.ei o "iiu very uaffow mt, Tnis
Tcfec ' Fegu atlg valve tfae or the aseacy u
meet pee. n ,rf '.PPy o. S.'e' TO The pump t.
Being continually 10 mosOn beom us-e.. rom ~. ss
Nj pp. d' s. ~es s1 .5I Es;. ;, J
.yrmouDisbe We think however he s succeeded in Sr,,s
was dom cong etely before IN Journ. Of c. h-r
Alter careful examination m company with sk,l.
he most important inventions Of the r-u, III
II hal prove after continued tiia tina, tn. marhisssy
preventive explosions be- may bscOs, s.
whether ITS general use should not be required hy law
THE Hydros,a IS in substance self I'D ssiins boiler a.,
ad % Indicate the exact height OF the water foam
ANY invention proposing lessen the number ss Sss.
prevent them entirely BE- subject OF deep interest," =, f
engineers and Of steamboats, but 70 all az al IA N
e sss,se interested therein Among 1"%'.t
SONS One ofthese machines commanding the hshy
menda, q rom the most experiences engineers" ~ C5
Of ali inventions OF the kind" Fs
From the New.York Evening Mirror
Among the remarkable evioetces OF AueEcsa s.,
have een nothing 10 equal both importance and ngerst,
venon called the Hydrosa preventing stesn boiler er,
With this ydrOstit on all our steamers and 10 all or ssa wah
boiler explosions will be an end IN. T. Hr,cs.
An invention long wanted ard which Appeals directly IL -
ess OF the public n I. Aorr,f ser
Alter an elaborate inspection OF tsmsnne OF worknr v,r,
tecy sat sized in mind that cannot he TOO hssy t.
and that wherever il usedin factories workshops = -
steamboats, ary place where steam power IS eGpoyedAs I
fu accd n which often occur from steam boiler eI 3,
utterly impossible" lDaiy National Demosat NY
YINO PRINTERS.-For sale. second hand Sins.
Cylinder Napier Printing Machin. in good working ors =
isi inside besrers made by Hoe Also double -.
Adams old pattern Apply from u to to RIcRllG
No. l07 Eultons
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ITO IET-Cheap and Handsome--Clarence villas
The two eleven r5omed Cottage Houses with tfo,on -
Bath Rooms Stable Sc, beautifully ana halnlJ 49, Ron,
Cars and stages pass he n'o'
of oae house might be taken Board ATpyon ne
o'o' "O' ''s JAMAs PRICE No 2o II ldsons'
yx,oIET A. Nh hj5 broadway. near Metropolitan
Ifotel IN angle Gentlemen small Fami very sup ~
SUIT OF Rooms fall partial Board also M test -
has connecting ana pantry
70 e and rlo-et Tle family small very Tow
Hon. IS fnrpi,hd with bath aud wei calculate" " MS
pleasant home. -. -,
WORKSHOPS and LOFTS 10 Lht.-Oi Vilon a.
w SIC well lighted SIDES with or ~ lol fl ~ 4
and ,o.scsor given infuec.atcJ. Inquire the prss' "
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Gonses Wanie0.

A FAMILY of three persons desire the upper part
IA of House. from the LIST of May unurnlshs wtho
Board which 500 commensurate gre su w De p'
Comfort object the advertiser will no pans 20
fam H. Located pleasantly he will furnish his portion N the hand
somest tossible manner Address B., Box No S,OOsPo
NOINTRY MANSION WANTED-ln or near
pleasant and healthy village. within so miles OF Newfok or
OF capacity 10 comfortably accom-
modae family being required for ladies' boarding
be IN perfect order and the owner
~ references be given Address MANSoN
Tribune Office with particulars, rent &C. for one week
I ARGE ROOM WANTED.-A Musical Society wish
hire for heas large Room capable OF holding two hun;
with lights and fire IN the winter
Monday each week Location must be on or near
Broadway, Pnees and 18th Address D H. D. ifoaue
Office staring location and terms
WANTED to RENT-A Country Residence, com
missing large double with sufficient to ecconmo
dnte family thirty and grounds from two to four
seres snd barn situated some railway station
where all the than three hours IRON the CITY
Eevyork Address B. Gaze Of D. Van Nos.Tand BOOKSELLER
No lSs Fulton Ct, up ttsirs
WANTEp-FOr an Office, cOmmodiOus Room with
TIE privilege of ar adjacent Pso Rooms mus be on the
inst below on auu
extrsvbgan Address ~ Broadway Postohce.
WANTED-By family of three persons, for their
w private occupancy only, modern three story House. three
deep and hh basement with oil the modern
1t be Broadway lease of five years Is wanted c
Raoposd occupant professional man Apply al NO Tx
one door west Of Broadway.
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Gonses TO Eet.

A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COTTAGE to LET
n EAST CHESTER Of access ana wen sasPee 70
generally attending cOaniTy ~ FOWLER
BROADWAY SALOON-TO LET.-The Lecture
ID first oor Of the suyyesant institute no oo
sn snpssn would MAKE handsome Cream Saloon or Fur
WsIsOm could be adapted h PEsR SONS
pROADWAY STORES and LOFTS to LEImIne
s s sss $ sso a sif
Of VIII Be leased for Of three years spaae
Ss or n &T .TSSi r. '
COTTAGES to LET-In Jersey City, near the Terry:
They and handsomely finished contain RS ss sr SsVs
s .ns h t s ssS s" % on the plaza
Apply App 4, Go@AS MoIs,n No 80 John
COTTAGE to LET, in SING SING-One mile from
the sie commanding smanfcent Of the Hudson River
S: ss & is1s ssd II isPi5s s.ai
HOUSES to LET-Of the most modern style, in
south sroeIyn Inquire Of BILLINGS on the corner ofsu
MERRirTs NEW HALL-Psrties wishing room
shs, for s0sn %s. companies festivals or meeting
60 ~ spHs For mn s e e. %0d e. sg9y the
MORRIsIANA:-To Let two Stores in the best 10
:@ syey 70 s Me- st%s 81 az
OFFICE to LET.-A lawyer, having two pleasant
near the City Hal Ss:,s. :: l.t them
s Of the %sss rent che s 70 be occupied in
DHYSICIANs OFFICES-To Let the Parlors on
Of House No. IS muusys respectable Physician
Apply ct the house.
doom to LET-With steam power-One large
N room BY TO- and lighted Also, several smaller uoms with
cod power of the best locations city Appy to
EEhRS TABER, Of Greenwich and Beaehsa Try "
ROOMS to LET, with good steady POWER, at the
Harlan kaosd Depot ntusfed Whites between Elm snd
Ssntsa The rooms vary ME from 25x25 i0IA are well
hseo sno csn with power There
ecSe nowsya Croton fxtures lie
ALLEN ssas sGS Of Elm a .SS s S.y
UmS Lnn y. fors Lawyer Inquire at
ITO LEaN IS Rsa large story Brick House. with tea
hch Il been ceupee Tor % or boarding hous
%Cs DEIAvAS No n Bssanas s last twenty years Apply
mo LET-The upper part Of House roar os No 23c
n copsistng Of Room BeArson .oai vi -, l.
,s;c Inquire Of n REAMEY, he msnary sna WI
XaHs No. 81 White-st ' " "
ITO LET-store No Is 8. pi.ss,sagses, in whole
Isn Andy 70 Z. PARhLY, or 70 ' SeTfIITIY
N nsosiwss Room Nos.
ITO LET-Tbe three.story eI soa basement Hous
= No ~ sase' "' s. p. TOWNSEND 10 "a Nsu.us
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Cutlerr an6 Gar6mare.

CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS-Ne,
~ chants Companies and individuals ftr out fer thee nsi-
ssH na a S ssd eoy Edss Too as Per
old stand Of CHARLES LITTLE No. 81 Fsss
CELEBkATED CROTON FlLES-N0rICg
NEERSThe undersigned having purchased the entire interest,"
descriptions OF Files Manufactured at sad works and formerly "a
by Messrs Homer Co.. will henceorh be sold only BY tie %
her his office and warehouse below where al orders vii
and niieo d '''' 'D''' HENRY IBBoTsoS No as Pis
NB-bbotson Brothers Cos GLOBE Files are ios cal.
OUT NAILS and SPIKEs-A full assortment d
y "Sabe Iron Works" Cut Nails md Spikes superior ~nt
'd Sm RsIn ' M
Also for SALE 2GeO kegs Old Colony Mails Orders esvv4f
Peru horseshoe and other rolled iron
IL OLIVER'S WIRE WORkS-No - Fulton 81,
Ls of WateTst up stairs Pafsns sting ryo'.
grain seeds Oars &C. Wire skyghts and wDovs 0n,nrL
Wire Work for gardens and cemeteries Locomotive SPARK Wire NC
HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
i HARDWARE. NJ DA COSTA Co. ODER for se al att
cles in the above line cheap for cash A.. .sc,..
~ All articles warranted exchanged or taken k No ID Chs,
ham ST.. opposite Divson-st, Nevfork
IOHN L. BUDD, Manufactured and Proprietor Of
- Lockwoods celebrated Coohus and Laundry Rss Also IT
Budd winch @ Ds,sy ssSS
Tbou ss, Church
DIVETS. CAST BUTT HINGES, IRON SINKS
III nice Sad Irons Copper ack Copper Nails Gag Nse WEss
Nails Iron lacks Iron Brads manufactured BY TABER Co. Ss~
Bedford, Mass. Orders promptly filed
g BEISsEL's GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL NEED
% LES sold by STURN & SACHS II Nesfoir No.Sraa
st. up stairs the manufacturing price, OF - per niue pes
81 do. second quality liberal discount allowed on 0''s'
importance - . -, >,,,,,
CUOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
pIS "a An MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IN stossi
fail articles sud are - aes'
q the lowest -tes JAMES "''N" '
CHARLES ". HENRY, Sec'y. -.
GUNNER STOVES and HOuSEkEhrI,N IN, n AN '
arae assortment OF all kinds for sale low ioI eaa
~ "Ahh-a ''se WILLIAM CLARKE,
Ma o Car Bleeckefd
No. 1913 9th IS. 3 doors above l3thst
No 8th-av 5 doors abb We 2lth-st
vJyREMONT CUT NAlLS-Ot Eastern Manu'S
tire and unsurpassed quality by any other that come 20
er sale ar The lowe market b. the Company hsea-
IOHN W QUINCY, No. 81 John't
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Alafbinsrp, &r.
, NEW THING ENTIRELY The most aston

. NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonishing
N heard Of Barrels trn keg sna n ne , @ao
esoa sb to varnish entirely by Machinery -, . .o..
Our Mns have we aS Cold ard sve Medal, Dpo
M b ie ali Of eans length planes outside perfectly
smooth e. the quality ofhe timber 9nts taso 10 Sb m
vide narrow ehas howe cuts the crease turns the head
pe com superior finish that CHALLENGE the Wodto
rae OF per day to which invite the particular
al who choose 70 give them lpspn esa e1 TO the
largest cak in general all owhch can be 10 hId me
most subtle liquids adapted to te packing OF dry goods nAct
machines make imperfect article except the dcc
W hsvs shop at Eira N.Y. directly TIE line THE New York
and Erie Railroad and the Eniia and Ss r b & es
the operation the machHts and t 20 s a eshS
ipg 10 such every thing connected with the wors
desoa OF the Asat an sl any &
pyng US through mail There ere but few Of the states remain
ina our 5 h:rS 6 v1 sS w s no doaS hold
tons within Their re;PseSe Sn s that hs
for the purpose ana must eny 'uPsfse'e
s PcG Of car calling the Editor. Of The
NewfoEh Tribune EniIe Ns%.Yoss March is 1855
COCHRANs CRUSHING MACHINE can be seen
y in daily operation the Pang Mil in shst bet Ssen sen
puverns Quartz Rock Iron Lead Copper and Silver Ores and
these powerful but simple MaeSse1 bsS
Chages division of the Panama Railroad asd Ian 10 ,ass
Mesus E J. BussISG CoGenaemen have examined close
" COchaRs
IT, without exception 20 be the only per
machine have seen In tu work reducing
hard rock peces three inches dc to mpApab powder
by the second of time
Power reduce TO mspabe powder tour tun oil hard quartz
per hour .-.-..
2 Simplicity of construction requiring no repairs
The the perfect and true become It's parts
Wear and tear excessively ng although exerng adous
force. -, .L. -
s. The granuon metals requisite and which cannot be OBJ
tanned by any other process
g. IL can never act order is Semper Paratus
tend the ame 10 four or opened for their
conveyance. Yours truly, ""' i'O
Ngw.YoRK Saturday, Feb. -, 1919
CocgRAsZ Esq-Deor Sir: In company with ooin.'n
Institute had the qualification 70 nPeSs
Patent Quartz Crushing Machine and to witness us
have great pleasure adding testimony 70 thes
conpets and rapid in which the hardest
such as granite quartz reduced 70 an amos
powder The principle of its simple and vs.
great economy time, labor and expense n epalstus @
Gus metal from quartz which IS emoeddso ,oi
think il principally designed by you and Is sIutlner
of the readiness with which American INGENUITY supPne'
experienced Very respectfully yours
vs one of the Committee OF the American Institute an"
oo"eui IN 'H' a0''e '''' " JAS. TALLMAD0E'
Az thu late Fair of the Institute the hgsest
Gold Msdal awarded TO j. W. Cochran Tor 'he "'~ ~
Crusher
lyTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON (of the
- late Walwoh Mason Gqidl NO 70 vvs Cocks
actures Wrought Pipe for steam Gss ana boers
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MouNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTI

WI TUTF No 1l3 Fourth Of MsDouga on W,.lnt.
tor square GEORGE W. CLARKE A NJ. JAMES rANNINb.
Principal tine last term OF IFS enth scho' year on
NONDAT the ! Ga OF April, 1888 .,--..--.--
The Junior b1de and Senior Departments occupy lt' "soi
The building and arranged by the Pnocp1s expressly W te
this Institution The FOR r tal' ~, ih-'
pleasant sud The number Of pupils - lo aua ~
% oyred Is 10 the proportion of - pupils teacher fups r
rom years and allowed daily excise no tne
.,rd v 4be Professors the brfnrf- red f' isner'
80 ov ri,.s OF oegencud Thorough edge sreant
~ y. rar sad Spanish t)ugrts together win
= a-f- "a DRAWING end Pliutiug
r r.r, rr. ~ Lecture Natua Science with experiments
49, HYATT before Senior Department has recently con-
fhc ensuing torn win a1~ut"0n anl-
-.atou q. lire .ruyr de- ghtui study of 'uan'
Puus the juvenile unief the sprcN care ana W ou
OF one Of a. Primo pts ,...,, ...,-.... no. 49,, %, ,..
~ m II them eriug without injury TO inemsey"o oie
of yrlb they be members Pupils desiring board
can he wei accommodated the nshoorhood oi th" INST Aad
he under the supervision OF the teachers dufn the honso
home study T. - 81. O...,,. .,,...
For tine pn uerrupng any degree me present course
e ry -, ,Vcb II believed the pupils deeply and prohtOy
.eed and which gss arranged september 10 continue without
yie, un he first June the annual pubic examination OF tns
,on viii not place until previous To tue ~ OF
uy but cordially invited TO VISIT II whenever VIII oes
suit their convenience ....io.,a. .oo,.,;u,
Peona tervews the Principals and Catalogues containing
the names of patrons pupils together with the pans OF
be had az the rooms OF tne beng
corner house the pupils No i1b
the close OF the current shoo quarter
seeking suitable place IN the CITY Tor
who not acquainted with TINS IN
stuton Of rs present patrons are APPENDED a2
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PRIVATE BOARDlNG-
WI SCHOOL BOYS, Hudson terrace, Hooken S n
% n caGse 1tsH Msy and Vocal
Music Drawing Fencing Circulars at the Institution
MIR TYNG's SCHOOL for BOYS, No. 81 East
WI l6thst, Stuyvesant Square
OSINNING SCHOOL.-A Select Boarding School
~ Boys Sing sing N o Re- Rsv School, w g
the 6r "Wednesday May The number of pupils IS limited
and eysr Fs Gy eepeman 2auated at the University Zurich
resides family instruction in French and DIa% VI y
mouths 800 without French or pr p sS az Aired
EdwsdsS Cos No Re OF p RPSpY A. H. Principal
P bess thas he may be seen io Jew days
DARENTS and GUARDIANS looking for the best
n VII cons T. School Agency No 3 Broadway
Teachers often suited at first call
DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL Lady IN South
Broorn accustomed have ladies' from to "a years
old her family has vacancy Tor Two rneg mnsc Locstop
rneSceponaoe terms aud particulars address lNSrRUC
ZION, Box l75l Pos, Office
nROTFssOR WHEDON's CLASSICAL and COM
MERCIAL SCHOOL at RAvENSwooD L. L. will commence
the s Of May next C parents So@s uos
ne e Ss Ea Ryr between Astoria andwamburh remarkable
for !, Secs!ss 1o 8SsSS T.
bee F,d No q Gse Hopkins, RavenswOOd
CACONDAGA INSTITUTES. c. BEECHER, NJ
- PRINCIPAL term c n M m and the co%
pe,e general advantages Of this Institution For circulars ~ IN
and s sg9 sssa So 81
week TO the Principal the Irving Hous before CLOCK ' "
willcil hose leaving address aiter ooiocA'
H,ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. The Summer Term Term
commences on the fist MONDAY in May Ccn con p
Toms References Sc can be obtained at shepard oo % al
800 No s1 Futoust T. Wilcox No z1 BroaawaY OF ~ ~
t dfs'sid 20 L. '''-' NEWMAN, Principal 'ro
mo GUARDIANS subscriber will receive TWO
os orrhan Bows int, family Terms $3.50 TO Sg per an
nun For further paicaes address Ashbr rO
LER, Kent st. ,,,. Ii.
UWrSCA2ORA FEMALE SEMINARY, lAcadaemals'
! ino;a,o 70 pa-Tbs school conducted by Rev WIN
C,pTHWSIT and LADY assisted by other superior anu
advantage for rendering it emlnenty successful IN pro-
onS Correct education The circular offers unusual
~ al of nrocurng the Seminary deserves uu
& & The h. families Circulars other information may Oe
o6aned OF the free OF expense oa p,o,dav
z II WILCOX. I. s. School Agency NO so Dio'u""'
yv,uV WI TON BOARDING ACADEMY-LOcated
in the delightful and accessible village OF wilton @
admitted
dsclpine
Circulars ooaneu o. " VI AUGUSTUS WHtTLOCK. Principal
h~'"'-ON
yr,111, ,fETpOpOIJ TAN ACADEMY and GYMNA-
Slim are open each DAY and EVENING during the "eea
Annlv Nos and 95 tthav.
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f,TEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- late finn Of Walwoth Mason Gud No 70 brosawy csIs
factures Wrought Pipe for Steam Gas and bolers
Roller Fnes Feed Pumps Cola aud Eysporst9r oss ADJ
III Gspgss and numerous other Steam boIof and
ano liz great variety OF Steam and ho ~ he
warming and Gas Lighting Apparatus ana io'e'' ~ w.
work in nearly every section OF the country =.
C,TV. NJ EN(.TNE for SALE-Six horse power, brigns
ani csstron bed ndspsndsnt pump With easi Ss.s
nssona hve he Rodern Inquire d.
No IN the
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Rev. Asa ID. Smith, D. D
Rev. James NJ Macdonald
Hon. w. +. Hayemeyer
r. Vanderpool, NJ. d
Joseph Wooster, VI u.
Alonzo ;. Ball, NJ u
r.. X. Collins, Esq.
Louis r. iisrgous, ksq
Tredwell ketchum, Esl
VIM A. Wheeler, ks1
John II. Abeel. Esq
AEON Smith, ESQ
r. p. Sage, Esq.
Patrick Dickie, Esl
Thomas Kettell, Esq
Jesse Browne, Esq
VIM. II. Falls, Esl
LYME Startling, Esq
BENZ. ID. Brush, Esq
Charles Lowther, Esq
ID. Herder, Esq
Charles Slauson, Esl
Philip Henry. Jr.
James Virgins. Esq
John Warm. Esq.
w. W. Winans. Esq.
George T. Warner, Esq
George X. Sistare. ESQ.
Thos. J. Coleman, Esq
Michael Gibney, ESD
Mitchell C. Brooks, Esq
Abraham Frazee, ESQ.
Charles Partridge, Esl.
John Bennett, Esq.
NJ. NJ. Qnackenbos, ESQ.
George Min, Esq.
John Pryer. Esq.
Stephen Paul. Esq.
Joseph Powers. Etq.
James Demarest, ESQ.
4. ". Coleman, Esq.
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Hon. y b Blunt
Lewis Iiallock. VI D
William Hunter, VI ID.
A. y. Gum. VI. ID
William Power. VI D
Orsamus Bushnell. Esl.
? A. fIargous Esq
JOSIAH w Baker, Esq.
WIN. A. Kobbe, Esq,
VIM A Booth, Esq.
&c. liavemeyer, Esl
Warren Harriet, Esq
John ;. Belts, Esq.
John WoOdheai. Esq
Denis Julien, Esq
Henry Beadell, Esq
a. Rosenberg. Esq
Caleb Brush, Esq
ID. +. Baker, Esq.
James irwin, Esq
David Magic, Esq.
Henry r Hart. Esq.
A. q. Waterbury, Esq
John c. Work. Esq.
Johu Wells, Esq.
Sainl @. Walker. Esq.
George W. Morrison, EsI
T.. II. Williams. Esq.
Samuel q. Walker, ESQ.
Israel Minor, Esq.
Maurice HilSer. Esq
BIZ French, Esq.
Adolphus, NJ. Corn, Esq
john b. Dunhsm. Esq
James Robinson. Esq
Robert Pardow, Esq.
VIM. A. CummiD gs, Esq.
Adrian A. Pierce, Esq.
samuel NJ. Pond, Esq.
George ;. Murfey. Esq.
Benjamin Nathan. Esq.
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Real estate for Sale.

Al HARIEM-FOr Sale or to Let; ~ i2 'an5,
N between 5h and 6hays beautiful franz ou-f .ern
hall stories high with brick nine rooms EoD yak
and three lots Of ground fruit trees ~, ~, a,,o- Cart
from The cars Rent $50 Apply to II IL hiVh' ''P'
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Athe late Fair of the Institute the hsses p S"a
a Gold Modal awarded to j. W. Cochran o' '"e "
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class Houses with modern improvements brown some
- ~ ,rom A. 40 10 each Some OF them cn exceed
essy ten the cash payment required being very a ~
70 own their houses without the Withdrawal OF nch III
Iress can ob,sn desirable residences 10y applying 10
nun 'i''' O"' SILAS DAVENPORT, No. Al Wall
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II Bergen County n J., miles from Newf ork City ADOLfH
WINANT PrncpaThe locality OF t School is unsurpassed by
Commence on Monday May ID pupils RECEIVED time Terms
for bo, tuition washing and mendn $50 quarter
Man corner Canal ad Vsncksst DANIEL RABOLD, No. 81