1iN@ MEEcHASTs; TEAGHERs s.: AND OTHERS
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TeN@ MERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND OTHERS
T. HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, 2l6 Pcarl-street, keep
constantly for sale large and complete assortment of
School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books
every variety Letter, Cap, (ruled and plain) Bill
Drawing, and Tea Paper, Quills, Ink, Sealing Wax
SC. sc.


Merchants Teachers School Committees and Others
wishing purchase, will find il for their interest to give
call will furnish all articles In our line at low
prices and in quantities 10 suit.


THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
Peter Parley's Geography, Kame's Elements of Cri
edition, with Is maps csm, svo.


and $50 engravings Prestons Interest Tables,
AComprehenslve Geography per cent,


for Schools, with 40 mapsD do Abridged
and 100 engravings, by S. Websters Dictionary for
G.. Goodrich, antlor OF Schools, l2mo.


Peter Parlcys Geography, Do do do lGmo
Common School History. Mrs. Lncolns Botany.


&c. in course Of publlca- Do Botany for Beginners.
tion Do Natural Philosophy.
Peter Parleys History for Do Natural Philosophy for
Children. Beginners.
Burritts Geography of the Do Lectures on Chemistry
Heavens with an Atlas. Do Chemistry for Beginners
Fellowes Astronomy for Be- Galaudets Picture Reading
cnners Book.


oodrchs Ecclesiastical His Prestons Interest Tables
terry for Schools. per cent


A Practical Grammar of the English Language in
production composo in which the constructions are
classified into preications and phrases BY Edward a-
zen, author of the Speer and Delner. Part First


Parts first and second bound In one vol. Sep2y
DOARDINC SCHooL-IRvING INSTITUTE, TARRr
D TowS, y. Y.-WiLLIAM p LYON, A. NJ Prnci-
pal.-Snmmer Session will open on the lst OF May


To those who desire TO place sons NJ Boarding school,
the advantages offered this Institution believed to be
equal If superior, any, 1t has been IN snccess-
fl operation years The location delightful ard s
ubrious convenient of from the City The edl-
flee cornmOdious and comforabethe play grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village. The government
efficient bat mild, resembling that Of we'll regulated
Christian f,myand day scholars received TO coun-
teract the salutary influence OF family training.


The system OF instruction Is designed not merely TO adj
and perfect the pupil in The branches studied but TO
deyeopc and instruct the Judgment, 10 enlghtcn the nn-
derst.nding, form the habits. and to give moral and
useful direction TO the nclinatious.


Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students,
opinions patrons &c will be found in the pamphlet circu-
lar OF the Institute Ia be had application at the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Astor House, and Rayilors
- Bowery.


Reference by permission, to the following distinguished
gentlemen:


Washington Irving, Esq.


Hon. Daniel Webster. L. s. Senate.


Hon. Guian C. Verplanck.


Capt Alex Sldell Mackenzie, U. s. n.


Nathaniel b. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.


Francs Hall, Esq. Rev Nathan Bangs DID, VIM Z.
BRYANT Esq George T. TTmbe j. K. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
D. Harper & Brothers. Sew-iork City.


Also TO the following who are nov or BEEN patrons:
Rev II W HINT, Zebebee Cook, Jr Een l. "er,
Rev |. " Vincent, " Van Bcurcn. Oscar irving,
Rev Thos Burcf, Jas II H5yt, Ileo Reese,


Re, / n.,yinc ! l. Mott j W Kneyels,
Rev J Seyyen. Dnsenberry, i Denison


R.v A S.llack Il l. Kip Geo Clincl,
Rev DR. West, Parmony, IL W Clapp,


Dr los S.ribner VIM {; Roegs Benz ID Brush,
Rev d Babcock, L w van WORMS, Canpoeii,


A r Livingston Leonard Kirby, W 5 DunhnIn,
Elisha Morrell, Jacob Leroy, HOWE


Peter Pinckney, Gen G II Striker, II Raynor


Chas storm Harvey Weed Isaac Adriance,
J Ches errnan BF wheewTight, Thos Pattison,
Morris Rotinson W Van Antwerp, II Eels. j30 3m