New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
% FOR One Month Only Terms reduced from

10 For One Month Only Terms reduced from
Ten to Three Dollars Academy 28l Sroadway, opposite
Washington Hall.
MIR. GOLDSMITH, the American Unriyaucd Pennan,
pedgez himself 10 mpa 10 hc Ladies and Gentlemen Of
and Brooklyn his much admired system OF Aier
cspile and Epistolatory
or return the money at the expiration of the lessons
Mr. has obtained the First Premium three successive
years for the best specimens of OfHand Writing exhibited
al the Fairs Of the American Institute. ,es
Rooms open during the Day and Evehing.
The Ladies will meet daily fromzl1to II O'Clock
Opinions of the Press:
Mr.. GoLpsMITH.-J Judging from what we have seen we
must pronounce him 10 be unvaed in the use Of the pen
rs J5 5- Boston Morning foSt.
Mr. GoLDss1TH-FIe is we say unhesitatihgy, the most
accomplished Of.Hand Penman we have ever seen.
[New-York Evening Signal
NewYork, Jan. 49, 1912 2li lwls~z
~ Notice.-The Trustees Of the I'd Free Coagresa.
Delaney and Christie streets have opened the same as
free Church, and they invite all persons without dis,incon
to assemble with them for the worship oil Almighty 1oa
The seats are free 10 NIL.
CARD-We the Committee OF Arrans -luents for ces
bratng the anniversary of Harmony LGll, 81 u e
this method of returning thanks to the Trustees Of the
I'd Free Congregational Church. corner OF Christie ana D
ancey ST. for the good order and comfortable arrangement
made by them accommodate the society at their late an
niversay held in " church and we do ecommend other
Societies who wish 10 celebrate their anniversaries or
other purposes requiring large house. 10 apply TO the
Trustees Of said Church, it will accommodate large
number of people, say two thousand
GEORGE W. HORTON, Chairman.
JAMES FOSTER, Secretary.
All applications said Church, be made in writing, to
John landmark 88 Chatham ST., James Martin Sc Division
street, or Seymour Whiting G2 East Broadway stating the
object and the tins. Lecture can be had for small
societies. II I'm
" g Id - is forced take this method Of assuring
Cora that he has received her communication and begs
that she will inform him OF some medium bywnch he may
respond III 1t
~ PARTICULAR N0TTCE.-Those persons having.
pOfo
ing up housekeeping will find ready sale for any portion
or all of their goods by sending their address, Or calling
oPSa me DseDe ''o's co 81 S9 Ps cSss
r.? Protect the DcaI.-:At numerous meeting of
relatives and friends the dead buried the Bethel Bap
tist Churcl in Chryste-street He'd in consequence
OF proposal the Hudson Fire Insurance Company TO
said dead, said Company holding said Yard by
mortgage wrongfuy given and received from men having
only ndisputed claim Truseesosad Church poperyte
following resolutions were considered and unanimously
adopted a large number of signatures 10 remonstrance
obtained, and the meeting adjourned to meet next Mon
day night, 2atl inst. at 1877 Bowery
Resolyed, That this meeting view the proposition to
move the remains ofour friends and relatives Inferred in
ground attached the Church of Delaney and
Chyslie.str'cts attempt of the Hudson Insurance Co
to infringe upon our rights as citizens and justly entities
them 10 the cognamen OF chartered monopoy'-inas-
much as we have undouhed title to said ground, having
purchased 1t for tbs above purpose without any provision
Whatever being made relative to disinternent.
Resoed That the conduct Of the Trustees Of the above
Church. in mortsaging said property, in opinion not
their own (having been purchased by us justly entities
them TO the censnre Of this meeting.
Resoed That we arc nt,cry opposed to the removal Of
the said remains under any consideration Whatever and
that will unite using our utmost endeavors prevent
the same
Re,olred That the opinion Of this meeting, the Com
Council have power compel reinquish
claims upon said property,
Resol,ed That we will use orr ulmos, endeavors to
procure signatures 10 the remonStance and will unite also
10 the utmost OF our power to the removal of the
dead.
REMoEsTRAScE.-We the living relatives OF the dead
buried in the Bethel Baptist in Chrystestreet
near Delaney do enter solemn protest against the re-
mova Of said dead bodies under consideration what
On motion, adjourned meet next Monday night Feb:
cath, No 1877 Bowery where those interested are invited
to attend. THOS. DRING, Chairman.
L. D. DEWEY, Secretary. FIG II
MARRIED:
AT ATe,uchin, NJ Feb. 16 by Rev H. w Hunt, Ellis ..
Bloomfield. of this city, Sarah H., daughter Of John H.
Boswick, Esq, Of Mobile.