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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE OF RE r! 3 +, ! :!s

q. II.
THE Proprietor Of this establishment conslnus hereto
son. served the best The quality Of the viaEds
and hs very moderate charges evident from the naitenng
which this public pleased daily TO award him
His efforts shall be- they have heretofore been TO merit It's
and his house that reputation Tor
ceence and accommodation which has Tor so long time
other establishment he will pay his sole and undvided aen
best Of this house and spare no pans IoI e
mainie ofits wel-eamed reputation sl lm-I
rHERRAPIN Embellishments Qui Fiye Thou
sands of good cts lovers OF good fare have been or
weeks past suffering disappointment rom ut
closing of the far-famed Terrapin Lunch" The nuu
fevlrn is now, however over. and again may they iced
er memory hangs his hat" the Terapn also the pro-
prietor the finest little fellows in Chrstendom, yce
w Cart Now, then smack lips cormorants IN me
Tuule Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has iarn
John perfection good eating and drinking may De
again guaranteed the Teapin single look into the old
Tee Box will the hunger OF him win me seon
purse and OF the genuine half the old prices viii
tickle the palate of the verest anchonte.
Fine Geeu Turtle served this day, and every day during
the season. Sc lmtr
EPICURES! EPICURES! EPlCURES!
THE Subscriber formerly known oil the hrin Oh blew
and Ten Eyck, of No. Broad street, having opened
No. 56i Broadway few doors below Nblos Garden
where he s continues all the DELEGATES OF ne
Season. vizGame, Poultry, Fish, &c &c. together with his
pckied which obtained the premium the last Annual Fan
at Niblos.
Having up saloon unequalled in the city, where
and their families visiting Nblo with the greatest
popety have served their comfort and
refreshments they call for reasonable terms
commodated as above, by ,r, rycu
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MEDICINES.
CERTAIN CURE
LUCINA CORDIAL.

NfAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and speedy
M of incipnt consumption barenHess mpotency u-
corhe whites, gleet, DISTRACTED 6cut W painful me
aon ucontnence Of involuntary ,ischarge thereof
and for the general postron of the syst mater wheh-
the result onheTent produced oS egu
larty, illness, accident. -,
The widespread celebrity Of this wonderful and nesmaee
cordial in both hemisphees sufficient tee lot us
quick and positive success in curing all the above
aud complaints Nothing be surprising than IS INV
gorang effects Frame Persons all weakness and
lassude befordsang it, a. become robust and full OIL
emery under lnfue 1t Immediately the
lsssness looseness Of the female frame Which The only
ry considered to be ncurabe And it speedily
the impedments produced by physical postraon which fire.
quenty deter from getting married. Language, indeed.
DO Justice to the merits ofhe Lusn Cordial which
of the important medical discoveries Of Price
50 bottle Sold at 90 Nassau street. and No. 80 North Sixth
treet, Philadelphia. s28 im*r
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CROCKERY CHEAT FOR CAsH.-F. Z. TANNER
" would respectfully inform mis- old customers and the trade
generally thu he has commenced the above mentioned business
the cash principle and has hand az ms sior
Water st. opposite the United States formerly Hosl Hotel
complete and extensive Of CrockeIy stone ware
and Astral Lamls Germtn fancy goods Se, Se mos oI
which We're purchased before the rise oecasloned oy e Jaw
tarin, very cheap for cash 81, aud
usually paid, buy at the present time IN ne NER
SIT lmsr = =. = -
HOUSE FUKNIS HlNG WAREHOUS Wv oh.al 49, .
II HAUGHWOC T. 56l Broadway, MinuaciG s.
and Commission Merchants, have Just Icec' yea az. Iii
opening a and splendid assortment o inc iO'i'-S 49,
syered G aud BOnue Gas chanaa,i' TO - - hse!'
Do Candle 90
Do Candle Brackets =,
Do Gas Brackets, 20
Do Gas Mantel Lights 20
Do GiIando.eS :" ~
Astral Lamps Hall amps aud Lanterns Reading Lamps
&c. 80 o,- ..,, q, y.,,, src.v,o, ,r,,cl.
Also a new article Of Drnecter LOT improving ue hsN OF
w Io o new ,fye Of Forentue Bronze, color immovabe
gshe variety of LAMPS and Chandeliers, for
churches. halls and PuOIP, t . .uiidip ~
Baskets Caor, Trays, Toast Racks Csndlestcks Napkin
Rngs Tabs, butter and Fruit Knives, SHUTTERS and
Trlys Coffee and Tea UTns sc.
Fine Table Cutlery sets and DOZENS Japanned Tea Trays
great rarity Of patterns and forms; fine glass Bowls
ties, Sugars, &c &c.
W II. beg ctfully inform their friends customers
and the public generally that their with the
nutacures such that they sell all articles IN their line
kby low pnces and respectfully invite them to call
aud their show rooms which alone sufficient compen
kate ths IN
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warshosase, No. 81 Chatham street, COR
nsr of Duane street, Ne,c York
WHERE keeps for sale large Of the follow.
ing articles VIZ sideeoards, Bureaus Beds,eads, Co:s,
Tables Chan Office and Portable DESKS, Glass Cases Boo
Eases Looking Glasses Dining, Cene Tea and Pier Tables,
rano: Is Sofa Bed,esds Beds Bedding fsisasters MAJ,
Stands, Ioiet Tables, candle stsnds Bureau Bedstesds
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, nc,
Also, large men and womens Wearing An
pafeI and second handed
All tie ABOVE articles offered o the public
low prices Persons said articles would nnu IL 10
nen advantage to make an early call the above establish
Snppine 0oen punetuay attended TO and packed ca the
n, tor httng out vessels, constantly on hand
All orders the above establishment, will he nj.
ene~d % and thankfully received. "
GiN SThe highest prices will be Second Hand
Hs22 sm-i
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS.
DRUM LA ROSIERE s COURT, Il6 William street
ID The only of Bun L Roere Co: Paris have
Just received by the Havre Packet Ships sve de Gasse and
the Suily, large assortment oil Superior and Fashionable
Flowers, of the latest Partisan styles.
No l6 lillian the and only depot Of those
peror articles from their mandatory in Paris Rue de Tracy
Not.
The above firm a, been lately declared by DEGREES of the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
only legitimate of the firm of Brun la Rosere Co..
o Paris. s2lnikr
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DIR FFTJCHTW A NGER'S


OFFICE, No. Wall street corner Observation-Disclosures
of German Silver sheet and fauess castings
FORTS Muriane Nitric and Pyroligne9S Acids Of Tin s9u-
nat Causs Pussc Atd Liver Of supher oddes of Iron
Granvilley Lotion Chloride Of Gold Phosphate Of Soda
nabe Poisons for Bedbugs Fleas Fly Paper Cockroaches
Rats Moths Caerpas moscheoes the compound chemical
Whale OIL Soap and Seed Pro!ectod Platina. Paadrine,
Go!doil and Bronze, genuine Harlem Oil imported.
10 Init &c
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VALIER'S
F RENCH Pill L S.

ONE box Of these inesimsbe Pills worth all the Quack
" Medicines world for the Of certain disease.
CoMMENT-If examine the of the above disease
and situation of the parts affected, consider
very important object be able obtain remedy
its ACTION and the time composed of SUCH ingre-
dients will prevent the possibility of discovery while using
IT, II is fact well known many, that of the remedies
offered for these diseases Of such drugs
render almost impossible their
creating sickness the stomach other
quences Such the there doubt but such
a remedy VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versa spohaton being entirely free from those objections
their prompt the disease
The proprietor would here remark tina, the efficacy of these
Pills the disorders alluded based upon supp0son
the contrary founded rational experience having
used them ccesu practice for upwards he
feels confident Of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sold at No. 90 Nassau street. $50 Broadway and 90 North
Sixth street Philadelphia Price 81 per box. s2l m~r
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A CARD TO THE LADIES

a OAND ~ LllE AhDlEO.
pARlS DRESS-MAklNG ESTABLiSHMENT=No
77H East Broadway door from Market street-MRS.
w H. JEFFERs, late Miss s. Purser of 293 Broadway,
respectfully informs her former customer and the Ladies
generally that she has recommended the Disseminating bust
the abovenamed cstab where she will devote
attention their and confidently those
ladies' who may favor her with their that Dresses
Cioas, i1bits &c., entrusted TO her skill shall be deliver
ed perfect IN STYLE it, and finish OF Workmanship OF
TO be exceied the approved establishments
way, and for much more moderate prices
. MRS w. II, yEFFERS, TX East Broadway.
BNasers Misses and Childrens dresses made order
at the shortest notice SD lm.r
vJ,O SOUTHERN PIANTERS The Ior,b.ro H.
DINA have now the r Rice Pounding Mill in full one ration Al
the of jefferson and South street. New York city in
tending IN empov their mil in pe Ar degree az Tall N,ll
Southern Planters are invited to call and see the adv Of
f.red bv tins estabshm,nt About o 10 no A NJ or 70
NJ sthe best time The East Broadway omnibus run, to JEFF
,rsou street near the mill $40 26 C3sr
= 0vE SsoIyRTSUip 4 IN A u u - 1s.,-T si;s
l. d Ne, I,i PnIo n M, Oh publish,
Love Couhip and Marriage an nfalIibe for
married and single persons in matters of the utmost
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SELF COOKING PISTOLS.


DLUNT X SYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. -
ID Chatham street, have hand large assortment of
the Sir Barrel II diving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols.
These pistols have the advantage all Others kind
The impossbty OF losing The the nipples being
horizontal direction, and there cock the 10
tsking sight with the ordinary pistol
The above pistols he furnished lower than Others
the market al wholesale retail We have
Of other kinds OF Pistols be found with Rifles IT, s.
Muske for shipping military; Prize Muskets do; Fowl
Pieces single and doube large double and
Ouns for dueklng, loshe with Powder Shot Flaks Bags,
Caps Locks, Barrels SC, &c. in large small quantities
B-County dealers requested 10 call and
assortment before purchasing elsewhere. ~ 2msr
poRrABLE BLACkSMIrH'S FOKGEs.-The sub.
scnbers, being sole Ageits for Manufacturers of
Concklus Patent Portable Forge Bellows
cali the uUc the above article That
have been called for and introduced nearly all
Uted States, believe Sufficient evidence of their
uly and convenience; be portable and pact gives
them far the preference the FOIge
Of every sption Raj Roads Canals Plantations Manu-
factories all purposes for which the ordinary forge is
used Those manufactured for the U. s. Navy Wrought
Iron.
We would refer those wishing purchase few who
recommend them from personal as well general know
ledge, -
Comm doe Crane, Nav Yard, Portsmouth, N H. Messrs
Car, k,im HAnes Pnlsdephia Hon. Goyemsr Ksmbl.,
West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, N. Y. Mess 3. b. Alt
hause Co i,s Broadway, y. Y, and city bscksmhs
generally. GAY x TEBAULT
s2l 3msTc Old slip and Water IL.
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MUSIC.
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONl

SIGNOR L; MARTIN! begz to inform public tina, he
~ has Just published his Accordion which d.
vided IN two parthe first for the Accordons whsut semi
oneshe second for those with tones both Of which
amply furnished with selected mssic and
gress,ey written in order that the easily have
entire command over the instrume nj.
slGNOR MARTINI begs also that he has large
collection OF MSS music for the Accordion which he intends
10 publish shortly and he for that sort
OF music he should be The Sgnor will be thankful
all those who will favor him his residence Canal
where he continues 10 give his Lessons. aulg I'm
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and inyariabls success Of
rreguay suppression steppagc of those functions Of
which the health Of female depends since
cir introduced the United States about -four ears
copnteIiet and limitations constantly attempted 70 be
ttweye cents boy put in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pills with the object Of selling them
cautioned s.anst these aemGts to impose rl9a them
tere except those sold Madame Restels Principal Office
A8 Greenwich street New York md Essex street, boston
Ppcc ST. Madame Rcses signature written the
Of each box.
N B-They can be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold also BY
pontment at 2 Grand street, of Allen, New York
| IrnAr
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MADAME RESTEII,-

ErEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, 1lS Greer
witch street. between Courland md Liberty streets where
she be consulted with the confidence COM
plants incident to the female flame.
Madame Reste and knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate ofemae soppage suppression,
&C., such to require but few days to effect perfect
fnement other ndsposton viii be accommodated during
" Preventive Powders for married ladies', whose de
icse pecaous orbds rapid increase of family
package All Letters Po., Eadl addressed to box $685.
N. B.-Nladamc RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
out Of the city whose health would admit Of travelling that
part the United States within reasonable distance 81 m"r
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FLUTE 81 GUITAR.

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST, Professor Of the Flute, GutaI an
M patent Concerna begs To his friends and pub
lie that he has Just published his Rondo Mtae for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention OF the
learner from its being well adapted that nstr
and calculated only please but afford instruction
This Rondo with several other ssng Of his
oT the guitar" be found Mr. Ensts residence 6S
Canal street, where he conusues to give lessons toe above
Instr
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+. w. HAND

EXCHANGE BROKER,
"a, lm.r No. 2 CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
- DRESS Boz Ts-La5est rIeneh syIe-rhe
subscriber respectfully invites citizens of New
YO visiting the city call at ia Fulton
and large assortment OF Dress Boots the
latest fashion, and Of the finest French i-skin,
Center have boots made order in
5000 warranted equal TO any made ST.
the unde drawing of feet and for
each customer he ensure handsome
Constantly hand, Fashionable Boots, SC. following
reduced prices -
Cork Sole Boots from 800 TO 500
Double Sole " waterproof 800 TO $50
Call, dress 30 600
Seal 2S ais
HafBoots, 800 TO $50
Shoe, 10 TO $50
Dancing Pumps and Slippers SC, pyoporuoBably low.
Terms, ssh ON delivery. JOHN L. WATKINS,
sH n.m ia Fulton St between Nassau and Daich
MAGNOLIA LUNCH
CORNER BROADWAY X CHAMBERS STREET
- The Propetou Of this ell known desire
form their friends and the public generally that the season
o shell hsh having commenced the have made
Tor constant supply of the finest ahords-Mil
fons shrewsbury and all kinds which they will up
every style, and at moments notice.
STEAKS ana every dclcacy OF the always be
found here style desired good things
Supper parties entertained and Meals up hours
Gentlemen dining down will fluid a des
being within two minutes wall OF the CITY Hall
The proprietors their thanks
bestowed and hope BY attention business they will merit
share OF custom. CHlCKEhING n CARLISLE.
SIS lmsr
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CROTON WATER
PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

y Il
DRUM u CO., lis William street. formerly Brun Larosure
- Co.wlli open IN few days, twenty Ari
cla Flowers Feathers &C. landing from last
This establishment from house by
Hsve packet the styles flowers
they appear III that centre of fashion.
THIS enables them have constantly hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing
largely tbs line than other establishment
the they afford sell the very lowest and
The reasonable terms.
Wholesale looms stairs.
Also CONSTANT hand every kind OF materials for flower
manufacturers 50
COTTON AND GRloT MlLLS-For sale, situate at
~ Kingston, Ulster county, New York. the the
Rondout Creek miles from the North Hudson River
Steamboats, and sloops ply constantly within
the Sii thence a boats-Tne Of the Delaware
New. rsnk asd Rondout the dam of this m-Haye
boon operation until recently. Possession
Title ndspuableWI be sold low and adyant
gsJus terms, TO close trust. Apply
sl0ec PtRSSE \ BROOKS 81 Liberty 81.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW-The sub
w scr,ber Constantly direct the
all descriptions of Gold rd silver Levers Anchor
capement Lepne, Verge Watches, splendid
patterns; gold aud silver pencils gold chais keys &c. which
he selling retail lower than any other place the city,
Gold Watches low IS 30 dollars each Watches
ewey exchanged boasht All watches keep
good the returned Watches and clocks paired
the and warranted much less than the usual
prices, by of the best workmen in America
q. L. ALLEN,
~ Importer Of Watches and Je welry,
zu2j lmsrc Wholesale and retail 30 Wa stairs.
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HAVANA.-MRS. VESTS Boarding House has De en- en-
trey Tefed and prepared for the travellers
The location of this House, No Gale San Pedro
yoasy established in thus city directly upon the Bay
The termination of the Commercial wharf and adjoining
Steamboat landng commanding an extensive and beautiful
and villages and possessing the advantage of much fIesher
and than the interior Of the although
the business limits The majority Of the apart
men unusually lofty, spacious and airy, and be
confidently stated that place this Of the island offers
greater advantages the traveller invalid for
dence
The oPieors again caution strangers destined Havana
TO bring with Them signed verified bya Spanish
Consul which upon ariv taken by the Beading Officer
and in conformity with which permit 10 diser bark with lug
&c has to be procured by some resident Of the place
The Clerk of the House will attend 10 this omay which
gidy enforced by the Government and
Of going Mrs Vests. by sending their up TO
House will be relieved Immediately. IL they advise by
previous vessel of their intention embark permits be
procured in anticipation which the Of arriving
late the day. will obyate detention of from 81 hours
on board
Travellers may leave directions home have their letters
addressed to the Of Mr. c. s. West (akng have
his name distinctly written as very frequent mistakes made
their earliest delivery through his box and
keeping IN case of absence.
AM and English received payment, and letters
OF credit for moderate amounts negotiated received.
sp0 laxr tfnk
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

HENRY SCOTT, Ne. 2l7 Water Y, keeps constant
ON hand general assortment Of Pickles. Cstsu Sauces.
SC Preserves Jeles, Brandy Fruits, &C.. Wholesale and
tail.
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POCKET KNTVT

JOHNSON * GREEN
Phoenix Factory, 80 West 18th street. 18th and 9th Avenus
au3l toc7sr Office. I52 William street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

is opposed to o Social Refonn-speaks universally
ofFoURIgR man Of lransccndcnt genius, whose
criticisms of Society alone cnrtc him 10 the highest
rank in the Scientific World Three OF the lead
ing Political Economists OF Franc.-BLasquI,
CHEvALlER and WoLsKl have declared that
FOURIER 5 views and criticisms OF Free Com
petition, Commerce and the present Organization
of Industry true; that the old theories Of Po.
litical Economists which uphold the present sys-
tcn Of thing, false; aud that the World
must have uew Organization Of Commerce and
Industry. CHEyALIEH has declared, and with
great truth, that as the combat of Nations has
been for the last fifty years for Liberty it will be
for tn" next fifty for Association. The old svs-
tens of Political Economy are in Europe falling
to the ground, and on FoURlERs principles is
arising new System which is leading direct 70
u Reform in Industry which is the practical com
mcnccmcat of Social Reform.
Among the noble Minds which have lately been
gained TO the cause of Association, we will rsen-
ton the name of ARTHUR YoUNe,-an English
gentleman Of large fortune. He has given nearly
100000 towards sustaining the Papers ard PAb-
locations on Association in France and England.
and he has given in addition s5O0.O00 towards
making practical trial.
When we consider the array Of Talent and
Learning which arc now engaged in the Cause OF
Association and Social Reform, and the high
estimation in which the Philosophical part of
FOURIER System is held by that portion of the
Scientific Of Europe who dc not acccptth the inno-
vating part we may we'll look with contempt on
the shallow criticisms Of those who know nothing
of it, and who mistake their swn preiudiccs and
false views for its principles and tcnct..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

.4m.I desirable three story Dwelling House, No l50
iicury street between Jefferson and Clinton The
house bull in modern style, with every for
family aDi stands lot 25 feet by 100, and has large
aud PHEASANT yard The Dry Dock stages pass through
East Broadway and Grand street every few moments:
churches markets. short distances. Terms moderate
to good tenant; enquire OF HENRY 4. REMSEN, from
To II clock, ~ VI. after O'Clock, NJ. 34 Cherry
corner Clinton street n22 2weOd
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
sa FROM 5 TO 10000 lbs. OF Fresh Gar

f&5N INNI4 VI = u IV,VNV IVS. vi INNIK u
DEN SEED. in all the choicest species and varic
feS or sale, IN quantities. 20 suit purchasers. a, BRIDGE
MANS permanent establishment, corner ot F.sh,rents.&
nd broadway. Also The Young Gardeners, Assistant,
nnarin the results III, ~ practice in NtwEork
tbs work hnnorrd bv award OF Gold Me
n! the american Institute. wsch Institution and the
New York Agricultural Society, having also awarded
several copies Premiums fox superior >r.ciuens OF Gar
Zen Products farther cunn,cnt is deemed unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
SCHOOLS.
M ESTCHESTER Boarding School.

w ELLwOOD WALTER intends resuulng the
charge this School and o1pects To BE- prepared 10 re-
ceve pu pills the ;it OF Fourth Month a prll mex;
The Institution exclusively tor boys, and = located N
she Village oi westchester, about twelve miles ffom the
city OF New York. the n!arCaa 10 New Haven The
situation pleasant, and probably As healthy as any IN the
state.
There daily mail and from the city. and conlEnuni
cation stage. with t:ic Harlem Railroad ;vlce day
The u.ua! branches English education, NaiheHia-
tics Greek, Latf AMI French languages are en-
araced in the Instruction. which VIII be carefully
prr,lsed with pare the pupil tor entering Col
Iegn. or for engaging in mercantile business
Familiar Lectures on Chemistry. Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy illustrated by apparatus. and Gegn.d 10 lne-
Scholars The study OF these sciences. will he deliver
ed books
The School, Dining and Lodging Rooms arranged
afford facilities for constant super' is!on OF the pupils
There ample space in the playground Tor exercise and
amusenent and large room Is appropriate 20 tc>e pur-
poses i'll ncirHent weather.
There vacations IN the course o the year one
duTn% the last t"" weeks o Fh fonlt tHay) ana ule
other, III, first weeks of Tenth Month (Octl
Pupils required 10 urni, their on beds and bed
ding. All articles OF heddin. and clothing should be dis
,inetly marked with the axners name or Initials
Terms-For board With tuition in the English branches
only, Si5 with The languages, mathematics included,
go per quarter payable IN advance.
The quarter OF u weeks No extra charge. for
washing, mending, or stationery.
REFERENCES ~ The CITY OF SEW YORK:
Cornelius w. Lawrence Robert Walker
Saul Alley VIM L. Roti
Ramsay Crooks Milford Martin
Walter B. Townsend Henry H. Barrow
William Willis William Adce
Josiah Macy Frederick a IaIlmadgc
John Wright Henry IIaydock
David Ludam Jun. Robert NJ. Strat,on
Thomas Hazard f. h. Collins
Third Month, 1912. m2S ST.