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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-31

NATIONAL PAINTING
THE ENBARKA irION as THE PILGRIM FATHERn
fom DrlIthsven paInd BY Robe w Weir for the re
tunda Of the .tol ashiBgon exhibiting
ons Academy Of Design vi Broadway aud Leonad
sfert.
Admission Season Tickets 81 cents CaaIogues
itren from "a. NJ. tip inP.M. e2s .cd,tsr
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From Ihafestnn, C NliOl tOfSNTh,
Bamesve Griffin Geenvile, La Grange. West Point, { A.
Mount Jefferson, and kranklp thence by railroad TO
Mont somery Alabama.
he travelling public respectfully informed, that BY
line the above route has been
formed sting Of Splendid Lue of Steam Packets be-
Charleston and Savannah.
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PRt.wIU Vi nAi~ A Nd cas-
co SUPERIOR Moleskin, Nutria and silk Hats, Cloth
30 Velvet Caps Of the subscribers manufacture. di
poma awarded Nv the Amerc In the late air
IN this city for beautiful ,pecim Of Moekn ats aud
diploma so awarded specimens Of cloth and
velvet caps. On hand tge sorlm oi has aud
in Of aclrs his line respectfully solicited
him with a call WILLIAM DaNTA
No 81 Canal ST, CO Of wo 'ster street,
OIL lm-m I'd No. 100 Oh, ham
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- Pilot boat Blossom reports having some 10 sail Of
uare rugged vessels of Barnegat, bound in.
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DlSBkOW's RIDING SCHOOL,
t08 BOWERY.
D. has the honor School
lu the reception Of pupils. daily. Sundays excepted
pr Ladies, from A. M. to Z. NJ
J., rCentlemen, 6om TO A. NJ, and 10 7 r. NJ.
H. My trained and quiet horses for the road parade
For te and particulars apply as above aus 3m Or
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Cheap and Valuable Books:

~ The following works for sale at the once Oh rle
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the Civ Of New.Yor. liberal discount from the Feta
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Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay2 vols OF upwards OF
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DISCOURSE IN BEHALF OF THE Nilsson CHURCH

DISCOURSE IN BEHALF OF THE Mission CHURCH
OF ST. MArrnEw--Bishop Eastburn delivered an
able discourse last evening at the Church Of the
Ascension in behalf of the above named Mis-
sion Church. His subject was Charity He de-
fined scriptural Charity to be far more compre-
hensivc in its import than is by many supposed,
and as implying an expanded love OF mankind;
and manifested by care for al their wants
spiritual, moral, physical. He enforced by va.
rety of texts, the extreme Importance CT this
virtue in reference to our spiritual safety, and
carefully Disseminated between that Charity
which is the offspring of Christian piety, and
that waycring ftful impulse which often prompts
unregcncratc men to do good to their neighbogs.
He exposed two leading errors OF our times-an
erc'asipe regard for the religious welfare OF Others
on the one hand, and regard equally exclusive
on the other, for supplying those necessities
which are merely physical iAmeficah'
o" Dr. Chalmers has resigned the Professor
ship o. Divinity in the University of Edinburgh, a
step which follows up III the ordinary course the
recent events in the church. The announcement
was made in letter to the Town-Councll OF
Edinburgh, IN which the patronage OF the chairs
vested
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D9AhlillNt,'-A large front parloT IN the second
i story wiki BEDROOM sd pantry attached. viii be let with
hoard Seatna sd his wife OF to single gen;lsmen-
The house first order large and with Ene
len IN the rear The family quite small and about halt
dozen only VII be taken survey OF the premise
viii aHr the best ydeice II the E1in-ss And cleanliness OF
he piace aud of the order OF the accommodations
tnqur II No. 355 Greenwich street. Oh the Elor II the
Tribmns office Jest
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TICEI-ENfRA.-hll persons who have
~ neglected to obtain their Tavern and Excise Licenses
Notice every person ycins, dealing retailing Strong
Spifiiuou, Liquors in the City Of New York.
All persons who shall sell ea! Stroug Spuous
Lquors-rTcept importers distiliers selling any Liquors
imported distilled by them quantities above five gallons
without having first obtained License to such purpose
Of the Fardz waich they seysrs!lE reside sablect BY
law, ec uiieuct the penalty of ST. and OF 2-
tael, the additional ru shment by indctmentl OF fine
ara imprisonment Tavern md Excs- License will therefore
" rt .LacI, he days prescribed as io0Ms lOf each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

MONROE MANSION HOUSE, corner of
IL Monroe and CentIemsn and their wives
te accommodated mith large small ieasant ir"a or
the second Md third floors. furnished or un-
ishel with board, The most reasonable terms; aso
aNy gentlemen with fun board breakfast AID teS
!g 4 psl.I quje; hoee Is insured them, Entrace M.
,iorr5s.>t. Inquire OF Nrs. J. Will SON je3o I'm
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MOTHER AND Her FIVE CHILDREN CRUELTY
MURDERED.-By an extra from the Office OF the
Butler Herald, VIC learn that most shocking and
brutal murder was committed in Slipperyrock
township, Butler county, on Saturday morning
last, LIST inst. The following are the particulars
of the horrible tragedy:
g. James Wigton had left his house early IN the
morning for the purpose of going to his fathers to
borrow from him horse to plough corn, leaving
his wife and FIVE children at home. While nc
absent, the Indian came there. and, as APP
pears from his confession, murdered Mrs. Wlgton
and her five children by beating out their brains
with stones. Mrs Wigton and the youngest child
were not quite dead, when first discovered. The
Indian then proceeded TO Mr.. Kennedy house,
and made an attack OH him and his lamiy-lnJur-
ing son of a1r. Kennedy very severely, perhaps
dangerously, by hitting him on the head with
large stone. After being driven off by Mr.. Ken
ncdy, he next went to Mr.. hiester's; where he
was captured, after desperate resistance IN
which man named Blair was seriously injured
Tic was taken to Wigton's, and confessed the
murder, and said he was sorry for 1t. The Indian
is now IN Jail, and will be tried at the September
Sessions. We understand that he lives in Catta-
raugus Co., \. " Pittsburgh Chron.
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IRELAND. IRELAND
SECOND EDITION.
4 MEMOIR On IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAXON
By DlSIEL O'C0SxEI.L, ". P.
U.ith q L1kensss Of he .9nahor. Price . Cents.

ne most ;o hook and ,E ao S9ss I Ro
be called e Heading Public the masses IN Ireland
for whom, 40 doubt cheaper EDITION viii Il prepared " ~
view 70 els1:i elreq!1oe The IMPRESSION 80, P OF Is
Lord John Russell by NJ Gli-ot and W. THEIRS. That The
volume will have an European and an American circulation,
NAV be ,asen consitriag the Author and the subject As
be printed In English at Paris and al Brussels and in month
there vii be sllton perhaps toc, nto French "
cannot donbt that German versions will appear ~ Bru,
Leitiqs is thorough Cat9lic It viii pass the ALPS TOO,
and the English IN la,Iy have the Satisfaction ., Es3-
should be surprised Emperor of Russia woni
mand Scavona anslaon il oaly show the 20 rs tat
bool eecntor@ Of ,e V caboc Church than N has Sen
As TO Its circuatonin America need not speak there WI!
cans re' read INV the Work in sH ,
This then. is book universal ii will be dby I'll nen,
='d N all literary languages In the course OF tfye nost
"O'CovSErLs MEMOIR on IREL,Np.Tbe most import
ant occurrence OF the week the issue ~ the Inst
edition OF this work and price which brings II vit liz
reach % very one who wishes 70 De N o;G,S;o % s'' ~
has ben brought out, deerye the lasting gratitude ~ ms
l citizens OF tins Republic, not only Tor ;~ prompt
liable manner Of is execution What lrisFan vii! be WIZ
out copy when can be procured 9I = . cents v.r
"o'CoxvrLLs History OF IRrL>Np.--We have received
copy OF this vlub!e and Instructive work by Daniel y
of the Irish people fora century past portrayed
tery manner and Show conc usTe!y that reform instant and
distant When must come. The sons OF ireland resident
throughout this country have entered uo the spirit OF hEP&A
Britain rocks with fear of the consequences and well may
for tiese signs and tokens indicate that the tide Of ns'c
to Ireland rear flood The historian, after stating the
which the English Rulers heretofore committed "a
ae, raurlrr massacre, treacery SC on The lfis people
saw a, 10 the present manner acting that though the form
Of the persecution altered the splIit remains the salr
Those !n heretofore would have used the dagger OF ne
of the assassin, employ now oay the ongu" or the nof the
cainniaor, and iaS;eld o: numbering bodies. exqu.l ter
encres mating reputation. Ca!nhny has been SUD
stituc for murder. and the faction which has ong rIoed
in Irish blood console, lis yret and malignant passions By
INDUCING eyef-yarylg never-dyng iaSeho9d and tcnct
sllier We recommend the work all whether utlyco
foreign whose bosomj beat for liberty and ndependence
tPhiiatlelphia Mercury.
John DOYLE Broadway, and BY the Booksellers generally
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rars nv, IL,
INF - - a. ~ ,c, ~
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t.rirsi sss.iteg; C.ee 4, - Jt.5.i r f,@Tisru
c9unur 70 ma Insurance a-a4f i9r I.rnsrs v TIE SID
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prRvcroKs:
Rensselaer, Izven, Ssai. TAILOR, t,o.!s w Lawrence
J. gbijTs phuEix, William Couch Micah BaiiyiC
Jahr Morrison 8. l.. Wonllgy Nathaniel Weed
lo-- b S. aiming c = ucier.J ohn Rankin,
Oa:;i les. seies D. Bsnian,in, = Ohm D. Wolf,
t,rn Ufi1stet, William ". Todd ferdinand Suyda:i.
iIr1r' q. Thompson, Il. NAV Ems, President
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'ttI-Jt-HI>ii L iLAthi L ~ ne SUBSTITUTES,
- X ot Toe s ~ rnsiect Mills superior quality Cal
c;e Plaster. hand at are constantly receiving iu
a.',.5f.
fi1rr have tsror6sr5 filed AZ short notice and the
~ ii.ers,i aiiodt without charge and the
pnallty warlsr-.4
IOGERT Z. BlXBf * co g fsrk Row
fTLTB NG.-,rhc NQrembag Ultrama-
T,a5 .aie by the sulscriber. although new
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;G0AKl}--A tanh!g, or i few single gentlemen
j GOD morals can have board and spacious rooms
ylt i!.ya very desirable location, lol las, Broadway
~. au ornaments unusually pleasant and agreeable
- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

DECEIVER'S OFFICE-Room 80 in DORIS
II Building, Ezcauge PlaceIhe Receive Of The late Con-
m-rca Bank New York will pay the cIeditots OF the
Bank ia.t.rf DIVIDEND tcey.tpo per cent. Friday
he seventh day ofJuY next II his oifc, above named
he Recevr certificates of debt winch they hold respect
ire'.. X. NJ. BLATCHFORD. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

FATAL RENcoUNrER-.An ARRAY took place on
the 10th instant in Bloomfield, Stotdard county,
Missouri, between DR.. Chapman and Mr.. Daniel
Stamford, Of that place, IN which the former was
killed and the latter severely wounded. The
weapons used were knives or dirks- Louisville
Journal.
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no CONTR ACTORS.-Seaed Proposals VIII
be received the Street Commissioning; qflGe until
between Twenty Frs, aud the Boomingdaie Road
ie Avenue to b regulated IN conformity - the grad as
- nv the green lines and figures the Profile hie
E street. Commissioner Ofce5O fer n width through
M middle the Avenue be Turnpiked-thf balance Of
~. feet en- each side BE- formed as sIdew AXIS
Contractors viii the rce per cubic yard for excaVa-
. and removing earth (heter the be hard pan or
and placing so much of the may BE-
ed TO complete tie regulation Of the Avenue in e,nban
ineu ., 49,, - -. -
anv-. surplus natsrais be disposed OF by the Con-
tractor for his benefit without extra charge Contract
az viii also the price running foot for Cuverts Of
Substantial dry masonry, should any be required feet
y,d. AM! three feet high in the clear.
be made the mouey shall be collected the
,ssss;srnea; 10 be laid for that purpose.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
T., 5. Ir,ra
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s,r.e1 Commissioners Ofics, June 3Oth, 1913. j

TPUPTlONS OF THE SKIN, MUSQUrTOE
T. BTTES-A clear Complexion, free from Eruption or
Disbursement may be had BY all BY using rsnsay pow
ace It IS made the shape OF beautiful called 1f
Italian Chemical Soap as entirely eFateaes ersf srg
tsn morphew sunburn, Disagreement OF the skin iia
ing to the face body, neck beautiful hsathT clear
ness Misrepresentation is offered One trial will sumo
70 all 1t changes the color Of dark sunbuIH
or yellow skin. healthy ceaEness has received t
sn1oyal OF the Medical Council OF Paris who call MI,
reIe wonder and blessing" have this cure several
cases of eruption that persons have hundreds OF doa
an 10 cure In vain sold 50 cake by l. Jones al
his perfuery establishment sign of the American Eagle ~
Chatham street and BY these asents.in
Hotel Washington D. c.; in Boston STATE street. IN
Rrooklyn iss Fulton Agents wanted all the other cities
ist7 fyr
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FIRST PREMIU NJ
CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
rT1HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
aforn those Ladies who DESTROYS OF pure aSin= good
SHOES that theirs all made Of the finest French nates
on lasts suited the shape of the foot that but superior
workrrn employed; that nanuacofy Is uiGei the
sunrrinteudence of very competent foreman aud that w
have on hand all TINES extensive assortment Consisting
nfeyrry fashionable style of Ladies, Misses B0y and Cnii.
dr.u Boots and Shoes and ALSO import direct from the
makes in Pans Ladies French Shne large Siortmg al
,. T>s an hand FUTILE * HAYWARD,
' No $50 Broadway, one door above Reade,street
y B.-T * II received silver Medal and Diploma for
urerO samples of Ladies Cater Boots and Shoes at TIE
l.fe Far in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

(EIARM SALTWATER BATHS!-At fnton
w Ferry Brooklyn Open for Lad~s aid Gegt'e!?s sl
rom A II until OP NJ; Also c9mm9dious sw,nI 81,
~ aud for Gentlemen at all other times. Aao, " sEm
Cold and Tepid Shower Bahs AID Medicatef Vape pains
NAV be had 6y Ladies aud Gentlemen at all times arm
Bath Is cents ticket. or 81 tickets S. Cold Bath lzt
cents Mrdcae Vapor Bath so cents. " B. soap + rfY
-, 800 49, " ie22 In"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

! ITANTED-BT young woman situation as
w cook or do spHcf1 homework In a an al family
Best Cit. c,n be gives, Apply 100 Mott a. Jys "a
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4 i The Mid Lothian Goa

DITuMlNOUS COAL.-The Md Lothian Coal
ENnins Company to their tns t , o AMI anr
y charging ter mining operations, are nov Prepared 70
alter INTO contracts W orders Tor the supply 81 eUs Z,
umiuou ols are usc for many purposes peculiarly
adapted. For the information OF such persons hteIeseu az az
nave not tried their oal they nave III Circular hmue %
certificates OF consumers showing The quality ana
the Slid Lothian Co.i oi general use ana !ht
They have also apr ended TWO chemical examinations an.
analyses their Goals carefully made at different t.ines a
INV s sinns die aecatess With these evidences o.
quality the Company feel justified ~ ALTERNATING h y
all who may favor them with their CUSTOM -,
4. 5. V WOODBRIDGE, President NJ j.. u si' 90
ist January, 1919
Add.rss--RlcH,IoSp, VIRGINIA.
he above reeirsd Circular 10 be had al ti, ONO
traits je2i TO-"
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WANTED 4 SIT A1IGS--By respectable
youag woman III yeas thousework IN small FAINT
y ~ the tityweoa hefs objection n 40 chameerwerk
lace iGD BrGesne street. y62t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

w hands 10 wc. =; Crackers They mus, b. r, ,,,.
wofkme1 and temperate Lauite U. P Wards Csscke,
Bakery 2i9 Funn-;i jyS 81.
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~ M hl-Fenperance Office I26 Nassau-st
temperate haen boys and girls for good Ilsces-rone
Others.
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2. N. GuIoN: Dear Sr-You will please TO inform the
puli at have Used The W-shln:ton Elixir for severe at
tack of Daarnml about months since, and cured WITT
one dose less iD hour; have not had IT since ais"
tacis an one de cured less than hour, and she
has zper had since; the last about our months slncs
Your ob't sery't ARNEST FINK.
p. Sin all cas- ui IS nav f.FS I'm
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,,.-.-..,-,------s 4 MEXICAN COOPERS' TOOLS
I ------- Z, and TOOLS In general can be obtained n
MI rheir yeristy, at WHOLESALE ard
pF1Nrr ..a3 FIJI TON-STREET. NEW-YOtK, of
the a cles1tsd Aaauf4ctures tcarGned Cast Steet)
such n.p,,o>S c,,rr,,,c
yTGRiONt4; GfFFORDS, and Other makers.
Also. iM-R TEAN IRON RIVEIS, COOPERS'
Tr!ffsS rI0OPS HEAD AND STAVE JOINTERS,
SEnf.E NOVEL; AND CROZE,S BlfACES, Dow
rLJEG; BIFTS. BECK IRONS, TAP AND BUHG
-BORERS C3HPASSES, &c SC.
4 ihstal discount On Edge Tools 70 Merchants.
CHARLES OSBORN
iei 9f CHARLES 8. LITTLE.
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BRITISH Plate GLASS WAREHOUSE

british LOOKING-GLASS PLATES Of su,
neror b. a,cy and beauty nches by ~ ~ 1iz asd
1cteFMand POLiSHED PLATE CLASS FOR WIN.
BOWS which III change their color become MISTY
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES Of the S'Le
of lOt by8. 30 80 b. o. for sale by ~, .,r,r
M. 3rn ISSLtt u. 10 ! =.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

w
ErLLlOT, BURNAP Il BABCoCK are con,
u sany supplied with and General ,ss9 9 o.
suited TO all tement3 OF me rag P,ne an' y,
yai.ty BSs9n cofgsgate Fpss Letter %, .ai foio
Posi- and Blank Book Papels Printers Clohisfs and C1ri
makers Press. Boards; Druggists Hardware ana dle. -
5ers Binders and Boards; steahns and wrapping
Papers SIC. &c. -.
tfe''"'''''' ""!i'' 49, - eDt.
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a57- Nsr Temperance boarding House on the OfN-i-
HAN SYSTEM at No. AZ Vesey-stcset--Thi house Is
wIv fitted up and furnished in the richest style lis
pror the choicest Fruits, Vegetables, Goshen butter VI
snee County Milk &c Permanent BoaIdeIs w!ii De
nSl..d on the most reasonable Gentlemen ana -
die. visiting the CITY are earnestly invited 10 give II
md are assured tina, they will find quiet and neatness
st,aiuabl. In Hotels. Terms moderate a-oH
~ Walter Forward and A. w. M ~ sn.
7 "a
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r. HEALTH. QUIET AND COMFORT.-The GTa-
haa House 6 Barcaysee NewYok, prolsrs advantages
TO strangers s,oppu few days weeks in the city, such as
street very near business part of the city, and IN the ime
dials vicinity the principal steamboat landings is apart
n,. ara COZ, yenirn, and neat while its table supplied WITH
the best Vegetables ad Fru that ca be procured excluding
,;Tsv Animal Food ard 5timulants of all kinds Charges
G and every effort mas. render Boerers comforts
III Showsr Baths fre.. Remember. 81 Barclar--r
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TNTEKEST ON. CITY STOCK.-Ihe Interest
on the Public Stocks of Tie City OF New Gfh due on ,e
fst day Of August will BE paid on that DAY ny - ~,
Law enc. ESD Chamberlain of the City at his once III u
Bank of the State OF Nem-Y0rk ,,o, =.
MI. Transfer Books viii be closed Monday, July a. ~
2 o'clock r NJ ALFRED SMITH. Comptroller
ComutIollers Office New York, June %. 1919 Je2y
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WANTED-A situation by respectable young
w woman as COOK m would s,sisr in washsag and iras
taS Or &c DO ligh; work small private family Good city
'e-feoces Ga be given. Apply 2a3 Not street. iys2Is
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w AATtD-By young woman situation as
cry can ee gwen. Apply !9i Mosts, y6S-
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GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can &c %.
| It,;ne,I AT No. IL Clitg,stnet jelt II
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GREEN BROOK FAMILY SCHOOL RE
" M0vED;-The subscriber announces his ntcntiea 10
remove from Pi7nfeld Essex County, Madison, Nor
ri, County, y. J. Immediately. This School viii orea on
Monday, the 10Th inst.
Without detailing the of his removal the subscriber
assures his patron, aud friends that he about to take posses
sion of larger and commodous establishment equally
accessible and no less healthy.
He also assures them tina; h. has made such adsrostion OF
his affairs that hereafter he devote his time 10 ac
csI tedchug the general supervision o his school
viii permit. and that his future absences should there be
will be few and only such the interests of the pupils may
require.
Madison lies the line Of the Morris Essex Rail Road
The cars road without change from er,e City
Norristown Parent, and friends OF the students wishing 10
visit the School by railroad will always be conveyed directly
TO the door by leaving the car the Punch Bowl depot
EZRA FAIRCHlLp.
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DIpE9TPTTON OF CITY STOCK--The Fire
II Loan Stock Of the City OF NewYoIk payable on tns
LIST day August 1873 will Be paid before that day on
ufe,eGraeu al this Office The will also be MADE up
% that day ate. which further interest viii be allowed
- 80 ny A A. SMITH, Comptrollef.
City Comp,roIIeIs Ofice,t
Nrw-York Ju,le god. 1873 Je2' taul
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aFADDER. casks prime OJnbros, for sale by
| wi CRINNELL. MINTURN s CO..
* 70 SouLh.srreet.