IIl9 MERCHANTS. rEACuEEs AND OTHERS
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rEI9 MERCHANTS. TEACHERS AND OTHERS
i HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-srect. Keep
constantly sale large and complete assortment OF
school, Classical and Miscellaneous Books. Blank Books
IN every variety Letter Cap (ruled and plain) Bil-
Drawing, and Te. Paper, Qu!Is, Ink. Sealing Wax,
&c. &c.


Merchants Teachers. School Committees and others
wishing - purchase, win find tfor their interest to give
IL call will furnish all articles i'll line 1t low
prices and i'll quantities TO suit.


THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Peter Parleys Geography KameS Elements OF Critt-
new edition. with Is maps ciSm, $50.


and $50 cil-ravings. PresiOn's Interest Tables, :
ACnuprehensive Geography per cent,


for schools, with 40 maps Do do Abridged,
and iaO en-ravi,ss BY S we.s,eT's Dictionary for


c. Goodrich an;hor OF Schools, lamo.


Peter Parlcy's t;co.rap ply, Do 10 do lOmo.
Common School History. Mrs. L;ncolr's Botany.


&c. IL OF pub.cc- Do Botany for Beginners.
ton Do Natural Philosophy.
re,er P.rleys History for DO Natural Philosophy for
Children. Beginners.
Burrit;s Geography ot the no Lectures on Chemistry
Heavens with an Atlas Do Chemistry for Beginners.
Fellowcs Astronomy for Be- GltdetS Picture Reading
rinucr, Book.


oorchs His restons Interest Tables,
terry for Schools. per cent.


Practical Grammar OF the English Language or an in
PRODUCTION to composition which the constructions are
classified into predictions and phrases BY Edward a-
zen, author of the Speller and Defner. Fart First.


Parts first and second bound in one vol. sep2y
D0ARDING ScHooI-IRvING INSTITUTE, TARRr
I'D TowS, y. Y.-WlLLIAM p. LYON, \. NJ. Princi-
pal-Summer Session will open on the lst of May.


To these who desire place at Boarding school,
the advantages offered ct this Institution are believed 10 be
equal II not superior, to any III as been III SUCCESS
m operation seven years The location delightful and sa-
lubrous convenient Of access from the CITY, The edi-
fee is cOnnodots and comfortaDlete play grounds ani-
pie and disconnected from the village The government IS
efficient bu: mild, resembling that OF well regulated
Christian m-and day scholars are received 70 coul-
;cract the salutary influence OF family training.


The system of instruction is designed not merely to adj
vance ard perfect the pupil III the branches studied but TO
develope and instruct the Judgment 10 enighen the ui'-
dcrstandng, 20 form the habits aud TO give moral ana
useful direction TO the inclinatcns.


Further particulars, including Catalogue OF students,
opinions of patrons. sc. will be found IL the pamphlet circu-
lar of the Institute 10 he had application AT the Book
stores Bartlett Wexford, As;sr House, and RIor 5,
rs Bowery.


Reference by permission to the following distinguished
gentlemen:


Washington Irving, Esq.


Hon. Daniel Webster, L. s. Senate.


Hon. Gulian c. Vcrplanck


Capt Alex Sldel Mackenzie, L. 5. y.


Nathaniel l.. Holmes. Esq. TarrytOwn


Francis Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, ID. Win. {.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trmbe, j. z. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
d. Harper * Brothers, New-York City.


Also the following who have bccr patrons:
Rev II W Hunt, Zebcbcc Cook, Jr. Benz der.
Rev L VI Vincent, NJ Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev ThOs Burch, Jas VI Ieyt, Thee kcesc,
Rev ! Dcwing J l. Mott W krevelS,
Rev i Scwci Dusenberry, Denison,


Rev y Sclleck, l. KIP, Geo Ctnch,


Rev DR. West, Parmony, ii W Clapn,


DR. Jos Scrbner, Vim {; Boggs Benz ID Brush,
Rev ID Babcock + Van Yooriis, = Campbell,
X Livingston Leonard Kirby, W ) Dunhum
Elisha Morreu, Jacob Leroy, i + Howe,


Peer PEckIey, Gen G II Striker, ii Raynor,


Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac AGTiailce
j Chcs erman, + Whcclwrieht, Ihos fattisOt,
Morris Robinson W Van Antwerp NJ Eos. j30 3m