{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 5291, "word_count": 877, "ccnet_language_score": [0.817300021648407], "ccnet_perplexity": [1957.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
rIN0 MERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND oTHERS.-
J. HUNTINGTON :; SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl-Street keep
constantly for sale large and complete assortment OF
School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books
every variety Letter. Cap, (rled and plan) Bill.
Drawing, and Tea Paper, Quills, Ink, Sealing Wax,
&c. &c.


Merchants Teachers, School Committees and others,
wishing le purchase, viii find itor their interest give
CALI vii furnish all articles i'll our line at low
prices and i'll quantities 10 suit.


THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES /:
Peter Farlcy's Geography Kames Elements Of Criti-
new edition, with Is maps ciSm, $40.


and $50 engravings. Preson's Interest Tables, :
\ ACCmrrebensIve Geography per cent,


Tor schools, with 80 maps Do do Abridged.
aud 100 engravings, by : SWebstcr's Dictionary Tor
u. Goodrich. anthor Of Schools l2mo.


Peter Parcys Geography Do do do lGmo.
Common school History Mrs. Lincoln's Botany.
&c. in course cf pnb!ca- DO Botany for Beginners.
ton. Do Natural Philosophy.
Peter Parleys History for DO Natural Philosophy for
Children. Beginners.
Burritt'; Geography of the Do Lectures Chemistry
Eeavens. with Atlas Do Chemistry for Beginners.
Fellowes Astronomy for Be- Gallaudes Picture Reading
cinners. Book.
Goodc Ecclesiastical His Prestons Interest Tables,
tcry tor Schools. per cent.


Practical Grammar of the English Language or an in
PRODUCTION composon which the constructions are
classified into predictions and phrases. BY Edward la
zen, author Of the Spclcr and Defner. Part First.
Parts first and second bound in one vol. sep2y
BOARDING SCHooL-IRvING INSTITUTE, TARRY
ID TOWN, y. I-WILLIAM p. LYON, A. NJ. Princi
pa-Sunmer Session will open on the lst OF May.
To those who desire 10 place sons at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed TO be
equal if superior, 10 any. 1t has been
ul operation years The location, delightful and
lubrous, convenient Of ACCESS from the City. The ed
flee is conmodous and comfortablethc play grounds
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
efficient but mild, resembling that of we'll regulated
Christian n-and no day scholars are received to coun-
teract the salutary influence OF family training.
The system OF instruction Is designed not merely to ad-
and perfect the pupil IN the branches studied but TO
deveope and instruct the Judgment, to enghtcn the
derstanding the habits, aud give moral and
useful direction 10 the inclinatons.


Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions OF patrons sc. viii be found in the pamphlet crcu-
lar OF the institute 10 be had application at the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Astor House. and Raynors,
IS Bowery.


Reference, by PERMISSION to the following distinguished
gentlemen:


Washington Irving, Esq.


Hon. Daniel Webster, L. 5. Senate


Hon. Gulian c. Verplanck.


Cart Alex Sldell Mackenzie, Z. s. y.


Nathaniel i. Holmes, Esq. TaIrytown.


Francs Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. C..
Bryant, Esq George T. Trmbe, j. Z. Van Rensselaer, NJ.
D. Harper & Brothers, Newly ork City.


Also the following who have been, patrons:
Rev II w Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr. Benz der,
Rev l. NJ Vincent, VI Van Beuren,, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas u IIeyt, Theo Reese,
Rev J Dewing, J L Mott, w knevels,
Rev Sewcl, Dusonberry, Dcnison,
Rev \ Selcck, j l. Kip, Geo Ciinch,
Rev DR. West Plrmony, III W Clapp
DR. Jos Scribncr, Wm G Bocgs, Benj d Brush,
Rev d Babcock, EW Van Voorhis, Campbell
4 Il Livingston, Leonard Kirby w s Dunham,
Elisha Morrel jacob Leroy, Howe
Peter Pinckney, Gen q II Striker, Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriance,
J Chcs erman, + Wleelwrisht, Thos Pattisoa,
Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp. VI Eels j3O 3m
nISBROWS RIDING-sCHOOL-No lOa Bowery nyar
~ Astor and La Fayeie Place Mr.. D: has the
hono that his School open Day and Evening
- -''''''-' "''O' TERMS.


t.1a. tEe9aEE LESSONS: oo sIdat f5nelsE atnss
10 do 10 G92O Rides .........l0 90


rss Dc ,,,oo, 60 SSI!a snrt do Ride, % %
l. B. Highly trained and met Horses, for the Road or Pa
y Lessons .... 50 O0l20 Rides $40 90
Single % - RTEEs II l!ss's '''s .
-oae hour al9wsd s each S Lesson so or Ride in the School
3-9ne hour and a, half i 10 10 4 Lessen on The Road
5-Hours Gentlemen, from to and from to o.! p NJ


No Gentlemen admitted durns the hours appropriated
i card of address is requested previous commencing.
. Gentlemen keeping their horses IN this establishment
will have the privilege oi riding them IN the school gratis


TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
L,ANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE. p
L VAN EPS, l03 Pearl-strect, one door below Hanover
Square, have for SALE By the package or in lots to suit buy
es full stock OF the following goods which Will besold on
the most reasonable terms:


Fine Gold Watches and Jewelry.


Spool Cotton, Shoe Laces and Corset Laees.


Ivory bone and metal Eyclets, and Bodkns.


Hooks and Eyes, silver Thmblcs and Pencil Cases.


Spectacles Spoons Linen Threads, Fish Lines.


Bead Bags. Gold Jewelry, silk Purses.


Elastic Suspende.s and Carriers.


Buttons, gilt, lasting, agate, and jet ot all kinds


Solid headed Pins by the case or pack.


lOcases Ivory Combs, Of every size and quality.


10 cases twist black Combs.


10 cases quill top Combs.


4 Needles, various styles.