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CUROPEAN and AMERICAN LITERA

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voted their extensive and commanding the pub
he1oD and sale u American works. Their Arrangements
oODpTeh- for the earliest Appearance
England Of every American book Of interest the BENEFITS Of
the ale OF works pot reprinted by them being
all such pac Pared IN By the authors their pub
hshers and where Necessary he copyright Thereof secured
Mess Low, Son Co. IS Lterary sg.nfs in al matters
connected with irrational Copyrights, undertake the
fuhmeDf OF the 20 secure The Dement'S
thereof TIE proper forms requisite n be filed MP vii he
forwarded upon application and every information Afforded
to cerrespondents Wher, requested.
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and FOresgn Literature il published BY Mers Low son.
the LET and 18th Of each month and will be forsred
10 part OF tie world upon pre- payment Of -
Tfs work contains complete alphabetical st Of
ell books published IN Great Britain and every work
OF interest published abroad special attention being Even
full and useful list OF Amencan works. II
be regularly supplied direc from the Oee through
Mess. Low Co.'S agent Mr. Norton, No. II Chamberst,
Hew-loTk.
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WANTED-By q smart, tidy Girl, a situation
w a. Nure and PGin Sewer. or would do Howe y 'rk
fr suan private fsuily Best city rsersOes. Can n
seen fr tao days a. Ne 81 4h-s btxesn ist and 'Ts
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rY- Ministerial vIsit.-The friends Of Mr. JOHN
NILES Pastor OF King Wesleyan Methodist Church,
ssu Hudson will pay him donation visit at the Church
above named the afternoon and evening OF WEDNES
DAY 10 m0rrOw) and invite the attendance that
son. all who desire opportunity Of bestowlng upon him
sutsntis marks Of heir esteem table will be set and
Jtfitsim, nts provided.
Ms JACKSON, Mrs TUCKER Committee
Mrs HORTON Mrs. HURD, of
Mrs HARRIS and others, Arrangements.
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Gpeeial Notices.

L. Association for the Exhibition OF the In-
sustry Of All Nations, Office No So Broadway, New
yet March DO ls59-A election held at this Office
a, 7t instant the following gentlemen were chosen D
vftsr, ior the ensuing year, viz:
uo,tuer Li,ingston Ebert J. Anderson,
Alfred PeD, rmiip nuHo"es'
August Belmont Johnston Livingston
Alexander Hamilton, Jr, Charles w. Foster,
George L Schuyler, Theodore sedgwicS
William w Stone
Ana At meeting of the Directors hello this day Theo
re sedswick was appointed President, William Whetten,
n Treasurer and Secretary. and l. C. Stuart,
Eristsnt Secretary.
The Board then proceeding to increase its number under
NE su orty granted by amendment OF the charter elect
,dWiIlam Whetten Director for the ensuing year
By order WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
~ To the Members Of Humanity Lodge,
10. Of q. F.-You are hereby Douhed 70 meet a. the
IeTse Room, No. 1872 Bowery, WEDNESDAY, 18th inst,
o'clock M Tor the purpose OF paying the last tribute
Al uspect TO our deceased Brother JACOB VOsBUHGH
THOMAS OGILVIE, Secretary.
re- Clinton Tent, No. Is, Independent Or
der Of Rechabitcs, will hold pubic meeting at
iLsIr rooms, No I87 Bowery third story cd WEDNES
DAY EVENING March 49, at II o'clock. Good speakers
are spted Tickets tfee OF ebsrgo 10 be bad ~ the door,
The public are invited q. w. WHEELER,
Chairman Committee Arrangements. O..
~ Republican Friends of 1reiand.-D Dinner.
-fhe Republican Friends OF Ireland viii celebrate St
PATRICR,S DAY by a Public Dinner at Tammany Hotel
Several distinguished Patriots wall be present guests
" bad Of the Committee at ramany Hall every evening
ton 10 10 o'clock, and at the bar.
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THE sHMI.wREKLY TRIBUNE,

Z vsbEfhed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
n ~ snbum. Two copies for s. Ten for s<J Adyer
usbu Z cents line for each insertion.
GREELEY HcELRATH, Publishers.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.-The YEAR
Il BOOK of FACTS in SCIENCE and ART. Exhibiting
the important discoveries and improvements Of the
past year Mechanics and the Useiul Arts, stur PM
osopty Electricity Chemistry, Zoology and Botany Ge-
oogy and G,oErnphy. MeteOrOiogy and Astronomy VOL
limo, Up. &9i London.
This volume inst received per Africa and offered at the
reduced proe Of 81 25 EVANS q BRITAIN,
No. 67 Broadway, corner 4thSt-
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rup NEw.YORK TRIBUNE,

yos EUROPEAN CIRCULATION,
.ny.heS on tie departure Of each Mail Steamer fol
p.o Prse 81 cents copy, - year, 10 any part
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman
w ssitnsti 70 Dc ehamber~ork and 70 asst IN the
wishing ard iroung has rood city references Cal AN
SO StGy, where she can D. seen tor two days
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U Al the Meeting Of the American tseo.
J Graphical and statistical society, TO-NlohI,
a;iocock Mr.. PLlNY MILESis expected 20 read pa
gssoa Iceland The pubhcre invited TO hear 1t al the
taspel Of the University.
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~ Fresh Sa!mon.-JuE, received and for sals cheap
BY NJ ROGERS l. Co, small 70, Of ine Ec-h Salmon.
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DR. VALENTINE, at the upper Lecture
~ Room Of Hope Chapel No. 7ls broadway, CON.
mepcins MONDAY March IA and every Evening dunng
the Week-The renowned PersoBsior OF Whimsicai Fs'
patical Eccentric. Ouizzcal, Connected, Eioeunonary
Bombsstc Dangerous Harmless Supertit'Ous, Humorous
indyiduas ntersp ersed with Musical Sketches aud lit
lie of everything and everybody Single Tickets % cents
Gentlemen and LANES 81. Open st7i commence at g.
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NJ AATED-By young woman STU iIlon
w a. ChAmbermasd, and TO take ola baby, y as
Wafer, and Asss, IL fine washing and ironing Il -
lived yes IN BE- last place in the city Can be seen
fer two Gays az No 81 GuuveTpeurSt-
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ok ILLUSTRATED LECTURES, by NJ

ON ILLUSTRATED LECTURES, by NJ.
- X DANIELS, NJ A, at the Mechanics Institute, No
Observation-Disclosures numerous experiments in Eleetri.
city, Galyansm. MagDetisrn, and Electro Magnetism and
their application TO the Arts. HOUSES PRINTING
TELEGRAPH WILL for the first time on this continent
be here exhibited the public with elaborate eucda-
ton OF Teesraphs in general. First on TUESDAY EVEN
ING 18th al n o'lcock and THURSDAY after and
these eyennss in each succeeding week. Admission to
Course, 50 cents; single Lecture, ~ cents
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WANTED-By two respectable young Wom-
en- situations One is frsr-ra,e Cook and excellent
WA.ber and lrcner. the ether good Chanoernaid and
NatsT. Both have lived tour years together. and
weak wish II 30 bic TO live rogether again Have the
bss Of city refreuoe Cal a. No s4 Broadway, IN TIE
eainef store. Can be seen fO- two days.
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CHARGES for Business Glen.

A RARE CHANCE.-A Company or an indi-
~ vidual wishing in a manufacturing business
where Der Of dse.r Is and shops aeeied,
car FIND TEEN within yery short distance OF railroad and
within 81 hours riGe hs city The property . mostly
good regain and Be purchased exceedingly ow ami
situated good country with churches schools NC About
70 butinss or les can Be- bought ANY wartnS fur
tier information have by addressing I. A c. az this
Office.
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The Last Chance to See
DISLEYrs ILLUSTRATED RIVER
hTHAMES and the whole Of the CITY Of LONDON,
At No 4oe Broadway. Commencing Every Evenins a. u
O'clock and on sATCRDAY AFTERNOON ct o'clock
Descriptions by J. II. HAMMERSLEY, Md
Admission reduced 20 only . centA
DANVARb's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-
I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND isnow open Of the
GEORAMA,
No sos Broadway, ADJOINING the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot BY
Mr. BANVARD in person Picture moves every evening
AZ IL and on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons AZ
O'Clock Admission 50 etS-ehildren half prlee-
NIUSEJJM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.
wi STUYVESANT INSTITUTE.
No. CSC Broadway.
Now oren the rare AMI valuable collection OF rna-onlc
and Ptolsmac Remains uss imported direct from Egypt
and formed at great expense by DR. Abbott earns re.
dence Of upward OF twenty years IN the East Ad9sioa
eents children hsh price Catalogues for sale In the rooms
Open during the Day and Evening.
vIyUE WASHINGTON EXHIBITION-ln
II aid OF the New-Ycrk Gallery Of the tine anh|A a
choice collection Of Pcsarcs now open non A "a. ~ ~
p NJ Al American Art uDon Galleries. No ss' nrosaSas
A1mistance - cents Season Tickets ~ cents
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WANTED-Firs Glass Servants, as Cooks
w Nuss, Lsdys Maids. Lsu dresses, Wa,tresses
Cham beTmsids. Seausfreses, &c Waves rom - 10 D.
Also Men WGiterS GroOns and Gardeners Excellent
Situations ready st NO l4s Grandst-
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WANTED-Situations for smart, tidy, sober
w honest industrious rdcapable Servants Of al does
nc ssions II the PrutestAst Employment Agency, No
CsImiuest B.-The rtcomnen1 srons OF al Servants
this Office obtained 6irrety from employers By our
selves The Cd Ch&nbenst Society Agency has Seen re
moved 10 earn nest.
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DARTNER WANTED-A good practical
No HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.-For
eI OOO TO $4,000 wANTED.-The

S .OOO advertertiser has large Store in one Of
steadily increasing es.a basness Is already established
which capable Of being extesdsd to any amount in pro-
portion 10 capital vested in il To those wishing 10 enter
MO an rvmen either Special Partner Otherwbe,
satisfactory information viii be gwen all points, by sd
dressing ". d. H., Tribune Office, during this week.
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Itnth Thousand
HNHE GREAT ORATIONS of DANIEL
Il WEBSTER, comprising kulogy ADAMS and
JEFFERSON, Settlenen, OF New Englsnd, Bunker Hill
Monument, Reply TO HAYNE-with Portrait On Steel
This cole elton 81 WEBsTERS great orafions is
sued the Let ,f March since which time nine THOUSAND
copies have been sold. Published BY w. " HAYWARD,
Rochester " Y. The Eastern trade supplied by DENT
d BROTHERS, New-fork City Pnce 81! cent?.
THE YOUNG FIRM will publish, on Satur-
II cav, the 10Th irst,
THE CATANESE; OR, The REAL AND tbs los
BY Miss Ella Rodnan. Paper 57i cenisS cloth, 62 cents
just Published,
ISAAC LAQUEDEM BY Dumas.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN ALMANAC. 1llarrated S7i
cents BUNNELL 4 PRICE, Publishers, l2l Fuitonst
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BOARD WANrED.-Full or partial Board
I'D wanted bv Gentleman IN pleAsAnt quiet locstoe
" town- A pgiyse family PreseETea Address A. l.,
raiy Tires Zee.
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~ DIR, Wiesins, at Kniekorhoeker Hall, corner OF
aS-se and sshAv., IRIS EVENING, ct n O'Clock. lee
SIs. On the Eye, Ear, Liver, Kidneys Spleen Animal
and great many things pertsiuns Health with his
ManiAins Skeletons Model Paintings, &C. Admission Ia
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Nv sulamnnaer Safes.-Wlder's fstent with
,Mees inpfovonlcnt-SrEARNS& MARVIN, No. le6
~nerNss Nsw,lork the only makers Of Ssa1nander
s~es, Win Wiiders Patent and Eichs Pstent eoraed
Emixraat IntelIlxence once and Lahsr
1xehsssct Nea . and p Cxnal-sf, New-fork-fhis
ees sehshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
esre can always be 6and ye numbers Of LAborers and
serysnn very low rss wsges and perssns can have
- osters tiled BY writing to the Superintendent and nd
AMOUNT necessary to pay tbs passage Of the partes
Ss0re6 No sees ehsrse& 10 efnpioyerx
JAS p. FAGAN, Superintendent
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WANTED-A situation by a respectable
w Young Girl 10 do general house~ork a small FAM
lily. Besf OF country reference Call Ne lB Hester
up stairs, on the first noor
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neludins Man and WOMAN, will be considered. A num-
eeref new and beautiful Paintings viii be exhibited .
GREAT IRON GALyANIC BATrERl VIII AGAIN be ili'
spsueed and on TUESDAY EVENING Dr. b. viii eA'
hht bis great Painting Of NIAGARA FALLS.
nekets IS cents Doors open eli Lecture to commence
O'clock
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DURTON's THEATER - Chambers ST -
NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bowery
DARNUMs AMERICAN MuSEuM :

IN linear Chsham-slusre lBoxes and Perguette p cs
THIS EVENING March Is THE GAMBLERS WIFE I;
70 commence with THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
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ATOMS fol
6ousfs ir)anteo.

DEsK ROOM wANIkIdisai sP i pIo sds,.:
be OCCUPIED few hous ss than second OF thid s'oS
sd. Ct Pos s' Ge No. d.@ or has lease of
Two LADIES "A .ly located IN view nnoe Of realizins
Il frstcsss hou viii he " 80 the house nearly as
kyn that p,S the lower n rdTd her family and
fer the t~iboa Nv ordinary fens s oav Address
ureh again a. pa made az Of this paper Unexcep-
r1s',ors eohf. 80 focal &c, v. ~.
tonsbe reference y, ,be 9TH or 10th Ward one hooi anu
INFANT with privileges oy , g gs1 q, No "a
w ore or two seer seer rooms rent please ''i' " WV
for,tn rn-psrt of House. oy sinai h ,ai,1 t5 ,O u,
w PETE SO Resrence' exchanged ADDRESS L.
RSo.Svsy POstOfee' ogos a commodous Room with
VNyANTED-f" .s.eent Psrlor. Rooms must be on the
w the privilege q loesion below Union on boadway ana
s,so. second eoor, ne SSdres ~ Broadway Post Once
stla. not Ry family of three persons for their
VNANJED-,rv only Q modern three-story House toree
w private h..e ment with al the modern convenience
s Sep and hn of five years wanted as the
.Eorossd occupant 10 Pv
one se% we, 10 RENT-A threestory House with
WANlLp ovmsua above sth-st. and near 2dav Address
Boz sos Lover Z. u. -. "a ,-c Poems ON tho frst
Nv r, for family Of three persons, within twenty
- yak Of the CITY i1"-' " WV
.egys this once.
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miscellaneous.

CANARY BIRDS-Begian, long breed, superior lot
~ Yellow Hen and male ready for the breeding cages They will
be sold cheap applied for Boomest and Broadway
Trunk business
CONSULS, NOTARIES and SOCIETY SEALS. en-
~ by the best asA variety Of specimens
ERDELL'S, No. 500 Broadway, corner Duane st.
L'AMIY CARRIAGE to LET-THOMPSON, No
ITO Sth hayns studied the wants OF the community up
his private Family Carriages Horses Harness style that
scy the LADIES' and unsurpassed by anything in this
city Branch Stable, No. ? University place
FISH, PROVISIONS, BUTTER and TEAS,
l. WHOLESALE.
ALLAN ROSE, No 2S Washington st. lone door above Bar
csy NewYork offer wholesale City Country dealers
the lowest market prices for cash. the following articles the be
quality
MACKEREL-Nos |, and in all kinds of packages
CODFISli--Dry, sailed and in pickle.
SCALEFlSH-Dry, salted and In pickle.
HERRINGS-Smoked in boxes and picsled in barrels.
PORK-Mesa Prime, Butt Rump, Clear Neck
BEEF-Mess Prime end Railroad.
SMOKED HAMS-Shoulders Beef Bacon, salmon.
CHEEsE-Lard, Candies, OILS, Spices T~ines. Wcks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Washing soda Starch.
BUTTER--ln fIkns tubs and pail fresh Dairy.
SALT-tine, In sacks and small bags.
TEAS-fsh Yong Hyson Imperial Ounpo~ter. Oools Pou'
ehoak CoRsou, S0ucaons. A.
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ITO LEASE-For a number of years. the whole or
part vacant Lots Chrpste between Ryngton ao San
ton 80 front by excellent location for Coal or @
bes YsSd Apply TO ALTSCHUL 10 Delancyst NJ H. UN
Ill., 4 Al
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ITO LET-The large ID story Brick House, with tel
rooms No 65 Fuop-st IL Tor boarding house
Cor which Occupied for the last twenty years App
TO Us. DELAvAN No q Beekmanst
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OAN,T RE BEAT FOR THE MONEY -Tw

Dwelling Houses Brooklyn situated the southeast corner
of Pacific and the best neigborhood In the city
The 2x theestory basement and suocer neat and
throughout Gail and examine for your
ses large portion purchase remain on bond
and mortgage Tor a of desired Apply to WALTON
NORRIS on the premises Price Of 1905 adjoining house
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(,T0RY to LET-To a small Family without Chll-
~ the second Story House. with large Room IN the trd
story privilege Apply at No 81 East lhs
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u LCi-lht tNOslOTl, dttiC an" .ts
Il House, With undereelar kchenanse and bathroom 20
Nack place (Sulyan the OF Beeekers
to GOOD tenant Inquire Of FRANCIS BLANChEI NO
before 9A.M or after pm.
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II J. SLOAN's PATENT HYDROSTAT, for the
CutIern ano Garbware.

UullflU ullu LUZ
CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS.-Aler-
~ chants Companies individuals these markets
full ard complete assortment Of hners fools Picks
old stand Of CHARLES s LITTLE Nos So and 81 Fulton
CUT NAILS and SPIKES-A full assortment of
u Works" Cut Nails and Spikes superior article
made from Peru charcoal for sale ayo6e terms by the agent
of the manuaeuIeIs MERRITT TRM d No 80 BT2st
Peru horse shoe and other rolled iron
CELEBRATED CROTON FILES-NOTICE
~ to HARDWARE IMPORTERS, MACHINIsTS aud ESGI-
NEERs-The having the entire interest Of the
Coton File Works Sing Sing ~ y hereby gives notice that all the
Ness Homer Co. will henceforh be sold only by the suoscu
his and warehouse below where all orders viii be taken
'Nu D''' ~ '''' '' HENRY J. IBBOTsoN No. 2s Peast
NBlbbotson Brothers Co.'S Globe Flies are FOR she isuui
at the same store
IOHN L. BJDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor of
nvend Ranges which, for beauty durability and econ
ony be surpassed All Ranges warranted B-Pce from
So upward No. SIG Broadway formerly No GA opposite st
1homass Church
DIVETS, CAST BUTT HINGES, IRON SINKS
IA Sad Irons Copper ecks Copper Nails CUT Mails roush
Brads by TABER Co, New
Bedford Mas. Orders promptly filled
CHOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
- No 1 'FRONT.' corner NaidenaneThe SPRING VALLEY
SHOT ard LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IN store
full nt Of the above articles and are supply
at the lowest rates. JAMES McCC LOuun, IfesI
W. HENRY, Secy
ITO PRINTERS-FOr sale. secondhand Single
Cylinder Printing Machine good working order bed
S5l inches nside besrers made by Hoe Also double medium
Adams Odd pattern Apply from Il to to j. hlCHAhDS
No C7 Fuon.st.
rTREMONT CUT NAILS--Of Eastern Manutac-
re and unsurpassed quality by any other that TO the
market for the rates by the Companys AGENT
JOHN W. QUINCY. No. 81 Johnst.
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II payment per cent of purchase money on the oaane Of
the coTers down balance before March
n 1855 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful location
and IN full River and in the immediate vicinity Of
the wealthy respectable citizens oil
Westcheer County Also fine fishing within quarter OF mile
The Branch Railroad already built throug this prop
e1tv Rochelle and Secondav Railroad which has been
lately chartered expected will pass through thus property
building and lots selling rapidly Distance OF
his property the City Hail. miles Title perfect For maps
and other information apply 10 d. b. WNION MOO na
IIn.ln,r l-nahl
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<yO,rNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A neat Stone Cottag

choc. Plot of Ground immediate vicinity OF the Hamilton
House and lands Fort Hamilton offered Build
ms SITES 10 those location residence
For Villas unsurpassed for beauty of situation being aons
ths most Newlork Ferry
established steamer Eagle leaving foot of at and
o'clock rendering the property most eady and &C
Forp inquire OF H. NEWELL y W. OF
L q SANDERS No Nasau-sf
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obstruction.

gU1lI
A GENTLEMAN who has seen the best results of his
meth9a OF teachng is aeIous p Ewing ma 80 70 vonnS 9ene
preparing college He hopes make his lessons both nstru
nf ts &c 2en a1s St e s
A LADY fully competent to Teach the Piano-Forte
"a wishes add to her class few pupils Inquire at No 20
Sis Broadway.
A SHLAND HALL-An English and Classical Board
"A ing Boys West Bloomfield Essex County j. Is
annual em G.s foS 1%
Terms $50 for session Of FIVE months in a ioI every ef
Psn'e Circulars on Application O' mali OF Dxvb FRlIE
A LADY experienced in Teaching and proficient N
o Mf T fPs INSTRUCTION.
A5d ks M ana d 5sG&H The IN Tribune TRH 'ns
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Stanwich, Conn,
ID 81 miles from NewYOIk Number Of scholars limited to y.
Terms for board tuition WASHING ATTENDING red oeddne X
BOOK store No Is BoWeiy where PI5c consulted
e eEs s'S NJ THE0DoRE i June PTncpa
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STANFORD,
Summer Session will the hr,t Monday
cipa L. B. NICHOLS.
NOURTLANDT INSTITUTE.-A Select Boarding
- School Boys Peksk the Hudson Rvs 4 miles from
NewYOIs ca!. with full sIt sss may be Obtained the pub
to the Principals Rev G pIS2p PElfPES and
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
sRT & ID P %ss from s.,s term M ed
ouy can Sc made Of ISAAC SEYMOUR Rs
Of North America Wsst Of JAMES H. KNAPP 81 Pines,NY
EXCELSIOR-Parents wishing TO find an lnstitu
II which good maintained BY real kindness and rapid
served at the Commercial and Classical school No s
SOLOMON JENNER Principal.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Dobbs Ferry, "
son p mile. from Ns~.Yori a4SIPsssd may
be obtained the bookstore Of C. sHEPARD Co.. 5 Fulton
ST.. or Of CHAS L. DAVIS Principal
E'AIR HAVEN SEMINARY-A Family Boarding
School for Is Pupl.Ths School pleasantly located the
beautiful village Of Fair Haven, within mile of New Haven CT
will the first OF May Circulars be
obtained Gould Bery Music Store No 81 Broadway The
Principal be from the 10th inst 70 the INST OF May At Mr.
Jro McLesns No. "A MorOn-st THOS. g. SLOAN Principal.
KINDERHOOK BOARDING SCHOOL-Next
IN May number of boaders limited 25 instruction
thorough leave the city by Harlem
Hudson Railroad visit the school and return the day Terms i'm
NAV be seen at Dr. CULLENS No - Cranberry st. BToosiyn or
win call parents who desire it, Catalogues &C. WILLOWS
U. S School Agency, No. 26 Broadway.
r OBJ BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS-At Lodi,
IL Bergen County N J., miles from NewYork City, ADOLPH
wINANT Prncp-Ths locality School unsurpassed by
health OF The
Monday May I'd pupils received any Terms
NAV be Obtained Of N w BUTLER No 81 Nassau St. w THUR.
MAN Canal and VArcks-t: DANIEL RAB0LD, No. 24
sd St. address the Principal
MARSH's COURSE of BOOK-KEEPING-All
1y1 whose business monetary MERCANTILE should avail them
practical will be offered them aud let those whom
prevents work Of that title teacher
itself and entey different In smeod teaching from other
mail ace 81 Is sold al C MkRss countna roao, f,r h.
practice of book-keepns. No. 9oi Broadway.
MISS DWIGHTs SCHOOL Of DESIGN No 56g
-'o Draw1Dg sni Painting Terms :; twsay ie.sna psy
meats advanced.