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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
sUMNER ARRANGEMEN

SUMMER AhkANGEMENl
RSfSAAA OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR
EoSESZss<E.3HS-TpL LEN STAGE-The proprietor re-
16S1ExNR@N speetfuy informs the pbulic that the
Yonkers and Harlem Stage will leave
the Mansion House O'clock A NJ, and at O'Clock, r
for Harlem.
Returning will leave Rainor's Hotel Harlem, the arri
Of the o'clock A. M train rom New York. and the arrival
ofthe O'Clock p NJ train from New York, for Yonkcrs.
N. BAH persons that start to go to New York city and
should be unfortunate the regular trip Of the Stage
Steamboats, be furnished with Stages the most
reasonable terms.
Tke proprietor would advise the public generally to take
sage board the boat whenever they obtain it, but when
they cannot he would most eengy and aaeconatey solicit
them take the Stage preference to the Foot Line
The public do otherwise than appreciate this be-
nevoent and charitable effort.
Parties from IL 10 20 number be furnished with Stages
fetch them from Harlem to Yonkrs and them back
the regular fare s7 cents each way giving the
prctor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage mail.
Persons writing TO the proprietor alive to stage matters,
will oblge him particularly by paying the postage as it
cecdingy difficult to obtain small change IN the country
DEWITT c. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers May Is 1885, myl5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

C0RsETs READY MADE, and made to order, in any
~ style OF fancy, warrasted TO at.
Corset hands wantednone need apply but good handsto
such, constant employment will be given Apply al
MRS WHITNEY's,
my2i-lw Corset warehouse, l64 Division 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

T,EETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
i PRESSURE, by NJ LEVETT, Dentist No $50 Broad
way entrance Warren street Mr. L. respectfully invites
and the public generally to witness and examine his
scientific method Of fixing ncorruptibe Teeth from single
tooth full set the principle Of atmospheric PRESSURE
paccel extensively by him Mr. Leyett will give every
Information those who do not apply from idle curosi-
ty but with Of pro6tny BY the conviction actual
animation will produce.
fFrom the New York Commercial Advertiser
DErTsTRy.-Having suffered much lately from decayed
teeth stroed into Dr. Levet go Broadway, where had
complete reformation those useful agent OF mastcaon
and must that for s e of execution and perfect
quananee with the SUBJECT he exceeds other professional
Dentist l ever sat under. nvlOlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
r. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

MANCFAoToRY, NO. 9t DIVISION STREET.
ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Str aw
II. Hat Manufacturer begs inform the public that he has
hand large Of Tuscan and English braid
NETS from the the finest qualities manufactured
manner that be exceed by the city for color
and elegance shape He especially invites the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss Cottage shaped Bonnet which is the
most elegant that imagined asd needs to be to
be admired also Lsghorn every variety All the above are
be imported and to clean and may be Par
chased by the single hat case at reasonable prices
comb shred and framed millinery Bonnets made according
the fashions and in the neatest general
assortment OF Ribbons Artificial Flowers of choice ssec-
ton and every variety Orders from the country puhctnay
attended to.
Mrs Graham continues Clean bleach and alter old Tuscan
and Straw Hats every description her well known elegant
style M G. thinks that her style Of beeching cannot be
surpassed she having been constantly the
of for the last fourteen years
in Scotland this city She has discovered OF
bleaching by which the color of the Oldest hat made to look
white without the least injury to the straw
and leaving smell of sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
and trimmed in the latest fashioL myl4-lmd&W@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

- :. FOR ALBANY.-Fart One DOLLAR
Z ~ Beware OF the Extortioners- The and
splendid steamboat AKRON Captain j.
Dean This boat, equal in all respects to ~ thing on the
NORTH River will continue TO run at ONE peLAK so long
=. the public patronage will barely pay expense
II is for that public TO determine wne'nehe slonoPoly
Line with their MILLION of capital are 70 permtted
take possession IL the river a. they owned lee simple
strange all honorable compettion huddle onoard single
boat Eve hundred passengers and charge thsnhree dollar.
sh for the privilege Of standing all night u deck and
this too when the, half adszen boats bougha lying Idle
at the wharves. .oa..,
VIII the public sustain the ARROW, or ~'Aey DC num-
burced and abused CO., another year
For time OF starting, &c. see papers. my1su
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERs. STORE KEEPERS, MAN
UFACTURERS, &c.
WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.

WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
HE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public that
constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description Of the painted transparent washable VIM
shades consisting OF Italian and other landscapes Daph
nous Chinese and Fancy Blinds which he can
confidently for their beauty strength and great
raby they have been known, with common care to last
from ten years. The prices OF the shades including
cords tasse rack puies and fittings b windows complete
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and htsed
to order, by applying to GEORGE PLATI, u SPrscet
mi .om-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DOWERY COTTAGE, 39s Bowery.-The subscriber
ID would respectfully inform his friends and the public that
having taken the above establishment Formerly kept by Ben
True and having improved reted and supplied his bar with
the CHOICEST OF liquors and cigars hopes by aduoss attention
to the comfort Of his guest to merit liberal share Of
age. EDWIN PARMELL
New York, May l4th, 1899. myl5-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

III FOR SALE-The Dwelling house and Farm lately oc-
E cuped nv Gabriel H. CARROLL deceased situate at Hun
ngton South about miles west OF Babylon the turn
pike road The Mansion House nearly and possesses
aud will be sold with without the urn
with hundred much more OF the Farm
the pur haser require ID has ice house filled with
ice good barn with stables and garden under cultivation
The Farm consists of about 500 and will be sold in
parcels purchasers There farm house the farm
with another large barn. which will be sold separately IF
quired with portion Of the ground snng IT. Possession
may had Immediately For further particulars enquire of
q. CLARK l26 Water st.; or,
my2s-lw. wM ii. FRANKLIN, 10 Broad St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DATENT WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS, AND
Il BATHS Manufactured by J. STONE,
syIl-lx. Plumber and Engineer, 400 Broadway.
1nn SELF Cooking and revolving bore Pistots
lOU 300 Rides, assorted 6se and conmon
500 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
100000 Percussion Gaps
Locks Rae Barrels and full and complete stock Of ma
tera Tools and every article required 10 the Gun and
Pistol trade for sale ky A. w. SPIES & CO.
mxx.or 1872 Pearl ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

k-k TO LET.-A very pretty House near the Battery in
m Of the most pleasant situations OF the town En-
<&.SL quire at % Greenwichs st. myaSSt'
Erx VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALEThe Sub.
N scriber will dispose Of 80 of Land, IA the village
z Of Jamaica, Long Island IL is most conveniently loca
ted will be sold entire lots to suit purchasers II not
disposed Of by the 18th of june will be sold at auc
lion IN five acre lots on that day. The dwelling house and
buildings with attached win be for rent sale II
comfort and that gentleman can
desire The title unques enabe andit is very rare that pro-
perty OF this character is in the market.
ALEXANDER L. Bolts,
mys7-tf Jamaica, L. j.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

A REFRACTORY TO LET, at II Division street. and
n fronting rs East Broadway with ixtues for sale. The
proprietor wishes dispose Of them Of having
much business hand and for the of help
For further particulars inquire the premises
at l39 Bowery. TUNlS HAUGHURST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

nANIEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street, returns his
IL thanks to his friends for the liberal surporhe
uniformly rendered him he first opened MS Refractory
them that will be his eHdeavor inertia
continuance of their appreciation. His table always furnishes
with the market affords and those who may honor his
table with presence may depend upon being served viii
cleanliness, civity and prompttude. 10 If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
sOIJTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

- SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
Ss;:s Co. r.,f.,ssssi
KENTUCKY and JEWEss all boats Of speed and accommo
aaon, will commence running daily on Inc MS! april sud ~
Spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock Immediately al
tor the the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
next morning Portsmouth in time for the Tor Wmns
tom and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning Will leave
every after the arrive from the SOUTH ana
reach Baltimore next morning IN tne Tor the ears LOT
delphia. u,...,,
packets Georgia and sosth Carolina which leave NoTox
Saturday for Charleston giving travellers hey
also connection with the James River boats to
burg and Richmond Strangers informed od avener
know that this the cheapest and most comfortable route
southern travellers there changes from cars
boats and stages the dead Of night as on the
The company therefore hope the travelling part oil he
community will paronse hem In giving equal iacues a
Passage and fare to Norfolk, S. JOHN W. BROWN,
m26-tf Agent
~-,s@ n EXCURSION TO KEYPORT, y. j.,
tA5N near Miadletown Point.--The and ee-
steamboat WAVE, Capt Oliver Van
derbt will commence naking excursions to KeyPort New
Jersey Sunday 10Th inst stopping at Fort Ham Long
Island and Segons Dock the Princes Bay
eeoeI On her return will leave Keypor O'clock PM,
segoin's Deck 81, and Fort Hamilton at o'clock r NJ
Fare for the excursion, 50cents ~
further inform alton, rqare Of the capta. on board
: res = REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR Bos
Co. TON, Daily, (sundays excepted from Bat
iurton-Ths MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays and Fridays,
dollars The Steamer PROVIDENCE, Captain Woosey, will
leave this afternoon goth o'clock, for Sonns
ton and the MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comsock, on Fri
day next both from Pier No l. North River for Providence
direct.
Passengers via Stonngton will take the Railroad Cars the
arrival Of the Boat at Sonngon and proceed without delay
Providence Boston, and Freight for Boston and Providence
will be delivered stenington Rail Road and forwarded
to Providence direct by the steamers
this line; viz six cents per The public may rest assured
there will be racing by the Boats Of this Line
67-For information apply at the Office p Broadway
my 206m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,


%. WHERE may be found. by the piece or yard, supe-
ror Of fine and low priced Broacoth Habit
Cloths Cassmeres, Summer Stus Veyets Vestnss, Trim
mings &C. &C. The subscriber will offer the above at very
low prices for cash. in order dispose Of his entire stock
vous August next he will then he obliged to remove from
his present stand ma9.3m ISAAC r. THAYER
MEMS YOUTHS IND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
l The subscribers keep constantly hand, very large
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited to and
size which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
As 3m. GEO. A. HOYT& CO., IA Bowery.
DREMIUM GHILDREN'S CLOTHING.-GEORGEA
HOYT CO., Ne. IA Bowery, have on hand an extensive
assortment Of fshionaby made Chdren Clothing, sampk
which obtained the premium at the recent fa which they
are disposed 10 sell very cheap CASH wholesale
-.,a;l a5-3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

ml9.2m'y
CARsAPARlLLA PoRTER-A new and healthy seve
perfectly inoensve there being no narcotic used
the composition. II combines an agreeable tons with an
alternative admirably calculated to a'gorate and produce
healthy action throughout the system 49,
The delicate il without the possibility Of Gre
sting ercemen at the time derive all the adj
vsntages from its tonic properties that sas DC obtained from
the beat London porter
celebrated renosaior OF ths system, purifying Ms blood
Graduating cutaseous diseases &C.
For summer beverage for health u believed that inns
porter article offered TO the public
4 being highly cabonaed and very grateful to the palate
For sale BY the sFg wa aTIS@ sABcocK 81 Lssry
N. b. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have trial Of the srasapara Porter manufactured
and sold by Messrs Waiting Bsbcock, and have found
very lively and pleasant beverage
From the ingredients which enter into It's composition We
believe that il will found wholesome and refreshing drink
and the unpleasant consequences which follow the
use Of strong beer and porter. : moan
JH. BORROWE. NJ ID.
GILBERT SMITH, NJ ID.
WILLIAM n. BRAKEMAN, M. D.
mye-lms E.MEAD, NJ ID.
rT,HE PUBLIC arc respectfully invited by Messrs L.
i T. BEALs co. to direct moments attention to few
words in favor Of their admirable Hair Restorative
& ,b aoar.h If osekey and impo.tiont need. no acti
character introduce 1t TO notice aud TO bring into
USE which the discerning part Of constantly will we'll appee
ate And il claim. consideration that II does not merit
account qualities really possessed the proofs oil which
nnumerabe and satisfactory TO the most preudced who will
into them Tor mem.clvcs Al ue once
tors, No 1874 Broadway. 80
Beas Hair Restorative, and mprover Of the
rendering il soft and beautiful and rhen the hair has
fallen human head leaving the heir n or the head
bald the faithful application Of viii inahby restore new
suit IN all its natural uxuriance and beauty
The prices dollar per bottle and three dollars per
jar. For sale at wholesale and retail, oy -
L. T. BEALS co. l64 Broadway.
NB.-Retailer. allowed liberal profits
AerSrs.-J. ID. Moore, li3 Chestnut 81, Philadelphia A.
SNYDER Troy Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia Msssrs Pollard Green, % Charities street New
Orleans. Harrington Hnkey Backsport Hancock Co Maine;
g. Carlton Co. St Paul street Montreal l.. Canada; Peter
RICHTER Pouehkeepse N VI James logols, Utica, ~ VI Al
len c. Paterson ~ Jersey; John Tracy Newark ~
Jersey; Wells Humphrey, Hartford, Conn; r. H. Coleman
Co.. Dregs I33 Market street, Baltimore, Md; Seymour
4 Macy Hudson Columbia CO. ~ r., Robert D. raitersos
Penn. Avenue, Washington, d. G. mSy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

- TO LETA house and store, the store separate on
n the sh Avenue between 10th and IL streets, suitable
s for hardware dry goods batter, millinery tailor, or
Others Also store for either painter, grocer, or
druggist. Enquire OF w. b. COZZENS American Hotel
Henry Formsn in 10th the premises ny25lw
ID EMOYED. DIR. H. VILLERS has removed from No
N SIS Liberty street to No. 40 Lispenard street.
TO SUIT THE TIMES.-OPERATivE DENTAL
SURGERYhc subscriber performs every siioa on the
teeth the modern and approved principles OF
the Dental art and with professional skill Irregularities OF
the teeth children and adults remeded caou teeth filled
with god loose teeth rendered firm; teeth ertracted teeth
fixed from tooth complete set Fees reduced
third.
NIB Toohsche removed nstantaneousy Price so cents
myl5-3m DR. IA. NlLbEho.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

PEOPLES LINE TOR ALBANY
r Landing at the usual lsaisgs-The steam
SFssAuxf726- boat ROCHESTER,, Cttain A. r ST. John,
- -, he steamboat per between theoot Of. Courtlandt
"a J;hsr,y streets on Thursday afterno, Soh May, at
O'Clock c,oou rowvrs -
For freight or passage, apply to GROOM FOWkES; cor.
nsr Of West and Liberty Streets fEIf.n sChOLiA, AZ
she 80 S;rht hank bills specie, Nv other Kind Of
,at.n ~ Skinned on board Of this lat be at the
p 'Ip - H. arner, thereof my2s-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

-. - For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
lnI Grassy Point. Caidwell'., Cold ring, Fish
kill, Hamburgh, and Milton:
The new and splendid steamboat OsEoLA,ept a. De
groot will leave New York from u foot OF Cnbsrs sree'
every afternoon Sunday excepted) al ocioc
leave Poushkeepsie. from the foot oil every
uernr SUNDAY excepted) at o'clock Lana al the ola
states prison, foot Amos street, each way ro Apply
on board. or Of choUn
mya3-7m corner "e' anu Fry -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

90 The subscriber has taken the new Hous
welt street, near Pearl and Chatham, which he
furnished with an eye to neatness and oonyeni'
niturs and fixtures entirely new, and the bar
furnished.
To clubs and parties, to limited number Q
to travellers, the New England House offers
which the advertiser trusts will ensure him ;
lie patronage.
s5-3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

sxe FOR LIVERPOOL.-New Liae-Regular Packet
MIN Of the 25th June-The elegant Packet Ship GAR
RICK Capt A. P. Palmer, Of 1000 TONS will saii as
above. -. ..a,o,lad
Car ,uleudor and comfort apply board at Orleans wharf,
r,ot n Wall st or to f. X. COLLINS CO.,
MOOT u VANISH Sc South ST.
The Packet ship RosCIUs 100 tons, Capt Collins WIN
succeed the Garrick, and sail ON the 2oth July my
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11
FIFTH DISTRICT.

We regret to see the name of Gen. Jonathan
MCarty, announced in the last Connersville
Waterman as 4 candidate for Congress in the 9th
District Messrs. Ray and Rariden have here
,otore been announced; and it is in con,empa-
ton to hold u convention to decide upon the
didate of the Wings. l. is said and believed that
Gen MCartv will not submit to the voice of the
people expressed through conventon which
will. at least greatly endanger the election of a
Wing. Although the Fifth is the most decidedly
Wing District in the state, it is not enough so
for two Wing candidates TO run with impunity.
At the last Presidential election Gen. Harrison
received : ,273 votes, and Van Buren, 4,ll9 One
half of the Wing vote is 1896, about 500 less
than the Van Buren, vote.
! If Gen. MCarty will not submit his claims
to a convention, he canno, be elected; and the
success of either Mr.. Rariden or Mr. RAY, will
{ be placed in imminent danger We hope
on, friends in that District, than whom Wings
of more unffinchng nature cannot be found IN
the state, will merge all personal pariialties 10
an ardent desire to promote the cause of true
democracy and republicarism, and the conse-
quent happiness and prosperity Of the country
Indiana Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11

defeat OF the bill making appropriation for il,
because they have maj ,ri,y in The House. Will
the editor, for once, throw aside his sIavish syco
phancy and give his readers list Of ayes and
noes on Mr.. Rariden's motion 10 60 into the CON-
mlttee Of the Whole for the purpose Of consider.
ing his bill? That would settle The question in
every mans mind, to who defeated the bill
The broad assertions contained in the article al
luded to, without shadow of proof to sustain
them, is unworthy OF any who has e, any time in
his life been acknowledged a Whig-,hey are I'M
worthy Lynde Elliott himself The only evil
dence that can be brought to commit either par
~ Is the ayes and noes on the motion made by
Mr. Harden, and vet the readers of the Jetfer-
sonlan know nothing about that vote. They are
told that the Wings defeated the bill, while in
vote Of 1873. sixty-six Wings voted for the appro-
pria,ion, and ~ administration men voted against
it. Nine administration men only voted for the
bill; and but FIVE Wings voted agains, it, And
yet in the face of these facts, the public are
| told that the Wings are to blame for the loss of
the appropria ton. Impudent effron,ery!
! Let US here quote paragraph from The the
| Federal print:
s'This appropriation has been los, too, at a time
when Indiana had Eve federal members TO one
democrat in the House, and the charge has been
made that the democratic members of congress
voted against ii because Indiana sent feder0lists
TO congress. Suicidal confession"
II this means any thing, it conveys the idea
that if there had been more democratic members
from Indiana, the appropriation would have beer
passed. Admitting this TO be correct; does no
this sentence convince the reader then, that the
writer believes Indiana cannot get an appropria
tion without she sends democrats TO Congress
Let the confession be suicidal or not, we canno
understand it in any other light than that the ap
preparation is to be had at an exhorbitant price
the sacrifice of principle.
We are prevented from further notice of thi
subject, by our form being almost ready for III
press
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11

CO We are authorised 10 announce HIRAM
as candidate to represent Ran
doIph county in the House Of Representatives of
the mex, Legislature.
CT The Report of the Treasurer of The b.
rough will be published hex, week. 1t IS reluc-
nily, but necessarily omitted at this time.
o. A meeting of the Commissioners named
in The Richmond and Boston Turnpike Company
Charter, takes place to-day.
nAr NAvILLUs, next week
GIVE are authorized TO announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIDEN, a candidate for reelection TO
Congress, at the ensuing election in August next
nrr We are authorized to announce MARTIN
NJ. RAY, Esq, Of Centrcvi!le, as candidate for
Congress, at the next August election.
nArWe are authorized and requested to an.
nounce GEORGE W. WHIrMA,, Esq, OF Cambridge
city, as u candidate for the lower branch of the
/ State Legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue of deere of the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public sale the Court House door town
of Centresiie Wayne county, Indiana, Saturday IN.
18th day OF May between the hours of 10 O'Clock
m and O'Clock p. said day, the following real
the undivided third part fractional SEE
zion "a, township Ia range east, county; and
parts of fractional sections and IL, township l6, range
bounded as follows: Wit, beginning south
corner of said fractional section q, and running
theme. porh II poles and 81 links, poles
and D links The line of fractional section
thence south II poles and 81 links 23 poles and
% links 20 the place of beginning. containing about
hundred And also, undivided third of another
Of said fractional section IL, and bounded
the southwest of fractional
section IL and running thence north Joseph Richs
the west line OF said las, fraction thence
the Old boundary line also said Rhs corner
souh~ards with said old boundary line
Of said fractional section H. 70 ths
place Of beginning, containing six Sold
satisfy decree In wsyue Circui, Coor, in fa,o. Of
David H. Ball. ssains: Julian Cox.
T. G. NOBLE, Sn'G W c.
Aryl, I3se. 1899 lists
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11
H1e1sMGuH cHN13ARy.

ME Summer Term of this institutions, vii coEasacS
i Monday, the It'll day Of May nezs, in shs 5.srx
building the public The subscriber hope ~
undivided attention al committed his
general satisfaction b-ahes which b 6ssrst.
TIE great OBJECT viii DC. a merely make Learned scho.
lars but 10 lay fhe foundao for practical aA ustsi s
sued with tie in1iyidua which may pespAfo HIN mc-U
especially 70, tbs department Of life for which he may -
designed No individual takes for les thaa quassas
unless particular fsasons rendered cXrTKnM -
TcrrIos - folo~s: Reading, Writing. and Anshnssse,
spsr session) $500: Enxsa Gssnsasf, and Geography,
$500; Msntai Moral, snd Natural Philosophy aisuys
Bosany, and Astsonomy, $1,000: Alesbss, and hes
hsanehas Of with hs ancient laaguae IA
1:ation to Be PAID 81 tie erpf,sSsn y esnk aeor.
Ri-hnoa1. April 3-th. 1888. Is-5v