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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01


Our LAST SLEErIN6-P PLAcE.-The Chicago (ll.)
Journal Observes:
al feel the daisies growing over me-, said the
dying poet, and solemn yet beautiful was the
thought.
To mingie thus with Nature in her sweetest forms
Of life, is not to die; it is if the passing Of the
soul through vestihnle of June's own building,
on, to the inner gates of Paradise.
To be waited to the air on the crimson wings OF
fire; TO leave little dust for token, in the bottom
of an urn, is not like lying, weary child ut rest,
close folded in the bosom of the EARTH
To lie beneath a billowed maple on hillside,
green and slopiDg to the sun, with birds singing in
the boughs, aud threshold flowers soft tDiiing in
the air, is no unpleasant thought. The fever of
the world is past its strtes all drifted OYER even
as the cloud that sheds shadow on the spangled
heap, aud passes on forever
To tarn immortal with the Arctic touch and
wear the seamless robe of winter, for sroad: to
have the tear that parting wrings from trembling
Nature, lie like an lmperishable jewel on The cheek
Of death, has little chatm
To be let gently down, some pleasant summers
night, into tue cleft crystal OF lake TO one's last
sleep, would not be to bid the light good by.,'
For there as it in the lower sphere Of te ttnisIed
Heduen, the form should lie among the doubles OF
the stars, and the shimmering OF the moan. The
dawn should reddea there, aud the great sun move
qnenchless through the waters; it wauEa not be
beyond the flight of aaY-that burial pieee-and
yet below the storm, that wrecks both sea md sky
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01

We have heard story that the ladies of the
congregation of popular preacher are suhsGrib.
ing for fund to procure him divorce.
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Fish.

Fish.
NaekereI Hess and Large No. O. in kite.
Sgckerel, Nc. /, in qua ler and half barrels.
Moss Shad in kits. Smoked Salmon.
Halbut Fins Smoked Haiibut.
No. Salmon, In kits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01
Corslsals.

Anisete, IA baskets. Absynthe: EoliT's SchnGb95
Assorted French, Copenhagen Cherry.
5nracoa; Aaraseaino.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01

aIEEBs-Sage, sommef Sayory Matoraa end THYME
Garb Soda, Sal Soda, saaatns in papers Cream TsIRr
peFars
FIEEG AR-Whie Wine and Cider
Wster and Flour Buckets,
Elo3f aud Wbp Efooms
yz Backing.
Shoe and serRhbing Brushes
X q Bath BIirk
Clothes Lines and Pins
indigo
Indigo 3lue
Matches
Lever Knives, for opening Tin Cans Wash Boards etc
The absye articles guaranteed purchasers of
the quality represented IT NOT the goods may be returned.
~odes fled with dispatch and neatness to
san.iIies in the city, free Of drayage.
Orders articles lfe preceding list will
Saily and promptly executed
~orders from Country Merchants and Planters mme5
a.ely sxeeutsd the goods packed and sppad with special
W C. RAYMOND, Family Grocer,
MI II Z II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01

These Teas selected packed from the choicest
grades to be had in shC New Tdrg market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
Tnstrnttion.
oCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NYACK, On the HUDSON

,e.ve 10 your attention 70 Of the advantages
hh our Institution offers to Young Ladies desiring pleasant
Ase sDd opportunity Of acquiring thorough sud finished
ssssstiOn.
mines from NewYork sod accessible by Railroad
zS from the city sAy part OF the county Zoe
spatoB the finest that Huloa boast
commands In every direction veE of mountain valley and
river scenery Of the grandeur and beauty Tbs hsshhfa
the climate probably unequaed by tha Of any other
Pert Of the country.
Tss edee fine, modern brick structure furnished with
taste and elegance and has ample accommodations
hsndred bosder is lighted with ss heated by furnaces
oszhy ventilated and supplied throughout pure from
ADoonsn spring The grounds extensive embracing ten
and furnish every facility for In the open air.
The river to the shore OF which the grounds extend has fine
Beach ard Bath house. with commodous Desnsroom' has
been ected that pupils may enjoy the benefits OF saltwater
bathing
1orse Of stu5y is full and systematic snoiSOs "
a,,on, p,.D.rs.oyv Academic and Colegiate-ans cofn
i.s l. believed all the branches, both Pac'lcsi anu o'D
ru,al watch yoons sdies vil ind desirable 70 Putse
I.trep eas Vocal Music receive especial attention. i'e
French aDsusre Is taught by Lady, who was io' A' '
teacher 10 a fsIusle seminary in Francs -. t.. Dh.s
of The School constitutes one o. US euei
i,. The Principals and all the FSeulty reside ID the
80 huape and 81 at The sane tabe' with the pnp"-su
which cont largely 10 the formation OF cofr1c.
,o hsb,s sud 70 cultivation Of refinement and segaaee
EopDiG ,,.-,.,
The bosy ssyenac Physical training has been
ood and has suited marked improvement Of many oil
The Young ladies' Carriages and tine saddle horses are
Or those who wish 70 ride and other outdoor reeea'ns are
encouraged and literally provided FOL-
The Summer term viii commence April ls 1850
Persons desiring further information will please send Tor on
annual Catalogue.
Appl,satious for admission sho1d be addressed to
L. D. l. C. +. MANSFIELD, Pr1crat
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CUPREME COURT.-wALTER QUIN, Plain

~ tia, eg.,nst THOMAS A. QUIN and MARY JANE QUIN,
lis wi'ti ARTH RA. QUlN, CHARLES Il. QUIN, GEORGE
and OF the Administrator Of ARTHUR QUIN deceased
and DAVID EVANS defonearts In parttionln Pursuance
udgn emf OF tho Sup Court Of the First District beariHs
dat. on the 9TH day OF Move nbe 1853 William Wa.son tue
Referee In the said judgment named viii sell at Public Auctoi,
% the Merchants Exchange, In the City Of NewYok BY Al
thony J. Beecker Co, Auctoneers on SATURDAY, the
certain Lot pere parcel Of Land With the Buildings thereon.
situate lying and being in the Ninth Ward Of the City Of New
being the westerly Of Washington and Hammond
s.reets thence running uorthey along the westerly ne Of Wash
aon street feet and six inehes thence westerly on
line parallel With Hammond street thirty nches
my e. 70 The norhery llne Of Hammond street. aud thence
eseiy al, the northery line OF Hammond street. wsnyso
parcel OF land with The Bulldog thereon situate lying and
being in the Ninth Ward OF the City Of NeYort bouasd snd
described ooSs Beginning at paint on the nortbery line
OF Hammond street. distant TWENTY-FIVE fee westerly from The
noh.Wesers corner OF Washington aud Hammond streets,
thence running nonhery al angles to said HaDm nd street
hy FEET thence vesteTy parallel With Hammond street TWEEN
two feet thence ouheIy 1t night angles ia Hammond
y feet 10 the said ncihery line Of Hammond street. saa
thence tas,eIly along the norhey hne Of Hsanond street.
twenty-five ot TO the place OF be supIE AM also III as'
s1 e pSSS sp Se Of k ssSs wssa q ss
York bounced rrd desnIibed follows; =
the poTtbery line OF Hammond street ds1s iees
Han aond streets thence running noithey rgn
said Hammond street fifty feet; tnerce % VIA
Hxncn I'D aye feet and sht inees 'aon ny sra
nsr, with Nashnson street hieen feet and four nches
$500 r.",e,y and parallel with Hammond street esh.ses
, ,b..ce parallel with Washington street deen
nst and feu inches thence ea.se,y Posry nj .s
h, Usm,nsnd street hty feet 70 the said nohery line Of
Ham, end sIcet thence easIly, along the nohsy line
together with ali and singular the hereditan,s Squire
thereto belongings OF N snlw.ss
JOHN 9. DsMA0CK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-MA and Express Lines lesye New Yok at and II
and and fare So Through Tickets sold for Gin
onnai the West and FOR Washington Eew0reans and
the South and through baggage checked TO Warrington
Q aud 8 trains.
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No ba received for trains unleis delivered sns
checked Is minutes la advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
=. A. G .rns,ii 1 Ancii1 !,

r. A. Cuuroy, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, choice private
library Of and standard works richly iustrcd 10
.esaBt hinsnys tine OF psinins EnErayins- sseI ss
Midas Piano lie Psrrmpofy sale, BY order TuOs
s. HALL Administrator o. tho estate OF NIL hACbsA
COLI Chiffon will eel a, al .uSn, AOND W, April
at loi o'clock No 50 Past 57,h at, hurraT Gill near hsd
,ona I'll tho handsome Furare In the abovc house. vana1n
p,rs Library Paintsg Medals EnxrsyioEs SILVER Ware,
Ac partcas advertisement. In the daily papers and
Ns,an.t C7s9)
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W. N. LEwIs Aue,loneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Al Mothsy.n, wc.tehs,ter County n. -,
WILLIAM n. LEWIS viii sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
on MONDAY, Awii y, at lOl O'clock M the premises,
Boz ton road, corner q Van Corlsars-;
Anew 7sory frame Bul1ng Magse's Feed Store
Tho building 30 feet float rear by ~ feet IN deth
br'es Stable the .tohe. high = Sect sIusre.
Aso lot 81 GroBnJ 90 feet front and by 100 feet In
sspth AO Stable In the Iot l6Il2 fsethe whole ineoscd
by q new
Ahrr "a. A. House and Lot viii be offered for sale
rood Boe, twoho Wagon. two -sA,d Wagon, single
horse Wssou tu..y new hr- rts Cart and Cars Harness
(sv horse Sleigh .-ts double Harness, sets siBgs
Hansss al nearly newt Sleigh Bell. Robes aud Bshacts,
s.ede aud Bride Scales Lamps Truck Blocks and Fsls Hay
Ropes &c
Sale positive. Term. ea,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

AT 50 80 Writing is essonsi Pennmenstnp and
"A Afitbue<c moDths 70 lessons, BooAkeepns esors
,nlned fer TO- a. PAINE'S Mercantile Colleges, No oZ
BSWrTy end No. FutCDSt, brooklyn FROM ex'tIov;
sPaseue: eheeIialy recommend N.Y. Pane a. sAin'i
sSaeher Of Writing -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

S5,-BUSINESS WRfTING.-Sbtinc ana
IN trembling removed. D0LBEARs System Of HARD ITrt
tnz No Coz Br1aawav viii positively remove shoess OF
snDSJV no crAmPed and clumsy hand ana Sse au
say taJd business style. Reduced TERMS 20 l"'"'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
Professional Notices.

tDMARD Fl. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor OF The
mo1. oSsTe s nss e. operative sG.ey ana se
urs End concealed absce Of the rscG are cured
w. hhue or hyaoIe Office hours from TO 70
ana 70 p n AZ No AZ 5thsv. At all other hours hs 10 OF
o.; Hospital where every comfort OF domestic life Is pro-
csreful dietetic trs a,mert.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
Il tie County ofNewYork notice Is hereby given per.
having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late Of the City
Founder deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence No ia Wesk
l6.h in the City Of New York before the ID day Of
July ncsiDgled NewYok the snh day Of December f8s2
d3l law6mSS SARAH L. DAVIS, Execu.rix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD.-lrom Dec.
2a 1882 Train, viii leave ChaMseFs, station ng
Express Trains and II and $3.50 u Tor S.hs ~
and $50 for Poushkeepss $40 IA "a ila.S spa o..
p nj for PeekSk, 55 Montreal az pun io %
Train with sleeping eaIs leaves sstst oeAy 20. M
The Pseksk apd Stag ne taA s'Sp " ns. o.
the Nav ai, Pa,.epees taken Ut Cha nbts Canal Chris
tonbsr and slt.s Trims er leave Toy At 63 and
i0:io M ana at and ?. M aud Albany about 10 minutes
'S's" y" SDua'' ''' A. r. SMITH, Sup ahntendeni
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Jnsuranre COMPANIES.
NEW BRANCH INSURANCE OFFICE
~ fhe
BREyooRT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Principal Oice No. ~ Wall st.,
CASH CAPITAL

CASH CAPITAL $1,000
Secrey invested.
For the convenience its uposn patrons have opened
BRANCH OFFICE
IT, the Manufacturer and Merchants Bank Bnildinz,
No 5S3 BROADWAY,
Next The Of PTBcost, adjoining Ball Black Co g
new store and nsarng Buidinss Merchandise Household
furniture kescls PoIt Leases and Personal Property
~ the lowest rates consistent with permanent security
and inde mnity. -
Richsrd Oakley Francis Many, Feter r. Randolph,
shAldon Smith, r. w. Martin, O. " Bunham,
q j. s. Thompson. Goorgs Y. Nslson, J. " D. Barrier,
Ednnnd A. smith Edward r. DAWSON, John p. Wakeman,
Dc rye ". Powers George BArre, Oliver Hoyt,
=. V. Uaushv out, lily. A. sin, The, George T. Plume,
G6uvr. \ bibby Aaron l.. Reid, James G.. Holden,
Abel X Foster, William N. Scott, Albert Clark,
J.ines H. MORAN, Frederick q Oakley, William Hertzsl
NJ u Spaul0ing, j. ]. Hosord. john ~ Tobin,
Willsni iden, John " Holbrook, BENJAMIN W. Floyd
DDniel l.. RosS 3. r. StaD.han, Oliver Bryan, jr.
Oscar CheesmAD, William h. HiDman
RICHARD OAKLEY, President.
JANIS C. HAFnIOTT, Secretary.
Eew-YoIk, April, leeo.
l. WILL REMOVE
No. % BROADWAY,
About APRIL 10.
J. L. DOT-GLAsS Seere,ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

vHyINANT's INDIAN LINIMENT-Is sure
w eme for Rheumatism, Nsurasis, Burns SORE Throat
Piles. Nesb Limbs Eplsrgsd Joints kc.. a. Sold every
mhele Depot No NC Orsenwieh-ii., New.Yort Cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

CUPRFME COURT County OF Monroe -
- CHARLES AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Special Receiver and
Of job Palmer late Special Receiver, dsessee
pla'nh, sssin,t FREEMAN CLARKE aud HENBIErrA T.
bis wife Nilsson T. Stewart and My A h we Charles u
Williams Gso,ge Brown Dani,l ]. Wslbh5se siss D Wall
bridge Jsmes Walker Pretert OF the Bank OF uacs' Wur
freeman, survivors OF themselves aud Ehsbs Lhebaea
trustees Of .he President Directors an Company Of the MsG
Powers Dc ndants. summons Fsr relief no; :s,yea
To n % a. ferf,nts NELSON STEWART snd MAXI a
STEWART: on are hereby monsd and required % a.ueI
the complaint in this action which tiled In the once o. s
trk toe ounty Of Monroe, at Rochester In said ee,L
tho 18th day 81 Msrch 1882 and 10 cop .. ~
answer 60 the iad complaint ,he sub, cbe 81 bic sn
so Wslst IN tie City cf New York within twenty days %
the service Of ths exclusive OF tee Gay hs
s,ice; and you fail 20 the ss smrani 49, .aT
time sTss the plaintiff Ia this action x apply g 'ns
for tie relief emanaed in the complaint "a sfs
March y 1850. GEORGE
Az iswtwS. Plsintin sNS
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- A MFR. SCHOOL INST. y

~ No 346 Il dwAy. Schoos add Families Implied Win
eonp-tent Teachers and Parents wh School Circulars "
hopsi,) Vented Immediately eompetent Teachers o. musc
- E,ss,ncb SMITH, WOODMAN 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
1880 THE PENNSYLVANIA ISfO
lCOU EETRAL RAILROAD lCOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRAGK ROUTE
eaprcilv of 10 In

GREAT DoUBLE-TBAGX ROUTE.
xhs capacity OF the Road equal In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No. Astor House. corner OF Nesey-st-
facilities for tbs transportation Of Passengers TO and nom Gin
oinnat Chicago, ST. Louis st Paul NaAhvue Memphis New
Orleans and all other towns In tie West Northwest and South
wes unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any route
Through for the West leave NewYork foot Of Court
andtst Morning Express la Evening Express,
Sleeping and smoking cars on all trains.
Fare always og, and the time quick By ohef
route.
By this roue Freight. Of all descriptions can be forwarded
and from point the railroads II Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT TO port on the naysabe rivers Of the West By
steamers from Pittsburgh.
The rates of Freight 70 and nom any point Of the West By the
by other Railroad Companies Merchants aud shippers inrs
ing the poaon Of their Freight 10 this Company
with confidence on Its speedy transit
This Company also mantsins Emgsnt Accommodation
comfortable mode Of conye! at half the cas
OF fare j. u ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. lAstor House
LEECii Co.. Freight Agents,
No. Aston House. and No. | South Wiham-sh
Ne Battery.pls
NETWORK and ERIE RAILR0AD.-Pas.
~ sn.er rains leave Pier foot OF Duane follows vz
DUNklBk EXPRESS at m, for Dunkirk Buffalo, Can
Ondasun. and principal intermediate Stations
NEHBUBGH EXPRESS az $3.50 p m., for Newbargh MID.
def ana in,eItnedise Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS At 1890 p. for bunkifk Buffalo, Can.
andnsus, ens prr oipAl Stations.
The Express Trains at Rlnra with the cansniaua
asd Niagara Falls Bincanton with
Rairosd at Conlng with the Railroad for Rochester aud Bu.
islo al Great Bond with the Railroad for Scan.on and at bu
ieo ahd Dulkk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor CleV
roads. CIiAS MINOT,
N.rA'I MAnSu. Receiver OeleTal Supt.
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:! 2. MAIL LINE 10 CALIFoRNIA-By

r. 8. MAIL LINE 10 CALIFORNIA;
~ steamers Of Tho ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC sFEAA-
By Rrosd Of The asrosd Company from A'pnwan
O, the psoss sn an s.s.m.bIp Company from
anu y Panams . San FLsn'isoO..
Aru U 1c. zoe ,'f H6as, PsEcisELY
The .tssIO.bip NORTH STAR viii leave Ns"-f0rk on
The ARiEL with freight and storage only April
The soRTHERN LIGHT with malls passengers 'nd freight
a. f psca, ati Money no. received. .,oo
FIRST cabin passage .Scoad cabin sss .seerass $780,
For further ''''"''i No. s'E5 &:: It.
s-A person. forbid trusting any one on socOunt Of
A TLANJIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
"A CATION CoNPANY,s NEw-yoaK AND SAt'Va y,
LIVE The mex. :% s SEi y 30 q" nds
fpows which win THURSDAY April a6 1860 touch
Ing 81 s ss f 5sss o .ps and third $40 in
cDdD e. s: to sy Of the sd c Ts, on e, Ss
oPn fret es. $S PASSAGE the eId secured
o% Ces SsS Fl m Belfast ss1 from LosiOn,eny, saI i
from Waterford go hen Li%s,ich sss; tOm London 90;
from Liverpool, Si0 and RON Oiasgow, 3D.
For Hsisn' OF passage App' ALEX ALE HOLLAND Co.,
Agents for the line No "a Broadway
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LON
ODERRY BELFAST. aud DUBLIN for s9o;.The
hghed powerful clyde built screw se,mship J1h ..
nom Pier No sNsIh kivsr SATURDAY It'll of April at
u O'clock, noon. - .. III,
RATES W PA,AGRSsloon Cabin S65 Stcerage, including
sn sbnnosnce OF properly cooked provisions Id)
This .esmer accommodations for passengers
'0' p''FR ASGis EAcDosALD Co, No. 81 BrOsd..
EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship CompaDy's and elegant Steamship
H. R CUYLFR H. CrocseT, Commsnser, will leave Pier No
I'm r., on SATURDAY, April T. at O'Clock IN Tickets
sold 10 New Orleans T5 Mobile S05 Montgomery, S'5;
Memphis sal 75j Hs.bvle s27 Isl Knoxville y 1o Chsi
tanocga SIS; Albany e93 Columbus S2l Atlanta S2lj
Macon s2i augusta $l7 5O Savannah, SIS, including car
risge fare at connecting points -
The r. X. CUYLER, Capt. Croker, succeeds on sAIUh
DAY, ApriL
III B CROMWELL Co.. No. 90 Wesst
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Groceries, 11ropisions, &r.
Bnil0ina Alatsrials.

DERsONs about painting their houses will please,
4 call and e1smlne the PATENrsItiXiNPAiNTi INTENDED
take the tlsce Of zinc and lead for painting the :
eutYY diu g-roous &c pts OF the most oeA9Iuu
description and we wiz 1, superior 70 the best specimen
Of lead and zc painting aud about hall the cost cpece
may be seem AZ k Office No Broad gay, ssiTs
J. s. D'ORSAY, House Decorator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

MoFEEAiITrIr Pulls AND PHOENIX srrrrns
These medicines hvo been before the public for period
OF Is and du ing tia, time have maintained hxh
chars In sos every part Of the globe for their estaorin
spd mui, disfe OF restoring perfect heAh
.nerpe under nearly every Kind Of disease which he human
frame IL liable.
In Of serou Ulcer scurvy Erupions Of the sin
the operation Of the Life Medicines h truly astonissg oen
renewing in few days yesge OF these loshsone die
by toe purifying effects the blood Bilious nd Liver
Complaints Fever and Ague Dyspepsia, Dropsy Pes aud In
short most al disease yield to their cnsve properties
No family shoule be without them By ths timely much
suffering aud expense may be saved.
For Sale by
WILLIAM B. NOFFAT, NJ D.,
. - No. SS5 Broadway, New-YoTk
And by al druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

HNHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
j. TON for BOSTON, PRoVIDENCE-Land Route-rhs
shortest and nost diIect-CarYing the Eastern Mall
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
CowMoEW EALTH. Cept w Williams IN connection wish
The bennington and Providence aud Boston and Providence hA
roads leaving daily tsunJey ercspted nom Pier No
IN r. first wharf above Baiterypsee =. and ston
ngton at $3.50 arrival OF tho mall train which Ieayos
Boston al $50 %.
The COMMONWEALTH from Eew.York-sIondsy, Wed.
nes lay and Friday From gonTuesdSy Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom New-YoIk Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday From stoui gOnM Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from Stoningou per railroad 10 Prov
dence Boston, in the Express Mail Train reschag said
In advance those by other routes and In ample time for
lines connectne North and Passrn.
gers that prefer remain board the enjoy nights
bieakt II desired and leave Stonngtop
the train connecting at Providence with the II train
for Boeton.
Fare rom Providence to Newport 80 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
esch way.
For passare berth stseoos freight spply board the
stsamer or az eigh, Office Pier No North River the
office OF the Company No. ID Battery place.
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A NENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Dutch

IN County N Y.-Rev d. GAGE A NJ. Principal IN
heEt Instruction pleasant home furnished so Ladie
sDd Gentlemen reasonable CbarSes Spring Term open
April 5. Catalogues sent upon application
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I'D Twelve miles rom New York oy railroad VIII com
meme 27h of five months, May AL the arrange
TeDss of this sohoo ordered to constitute happy onu
S pleasant home. Experienced tescbers IN al
e departments and special attention paid TO religious IN
eti5p The Young LADIES Department In charge Of
peeDced nsrucres bss been In successful Tor nsn
xara Recent improvements with the Introduction OF gas,
er the comp es and attractive than
ever Circulars obtained Of R. HOE Co No 81 Gold
SEYMOUR No 50 BCckoan St, Newly ork City; o.
~ Rev Z SEYMOUR, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

DOYs' BOARDING. CHO0L-AtL Little Ferry,
Nd Bergen County Haokensack Accessible seserel
Merit Terr opens @sy Those desiring home comforts sod
tho,opsh fol their Boys 3l ~ per quarter
nIease wre for Circulars A. b. WINANT, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

L'OR BOSlON ana GION IDENt q wa NCH
Il PORT and VAIL RIVER.-The splendid aud superior
METROPOLIS Cept Brown leaves New ORR every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAToRoAY, at 9eqes 3.
m and the EMPIRE STATE Capt brayton on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAYraId FRIDAY. at O'Clock .. M, from Pier
No. 3 ~ X. :,
Here er no will be regarded secused any apPh
cant until the sha hsve been paid for.
Freight Boston orw sfded through with great dispatch oy
Express Fresbt Train