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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

.se mon their creed, that they csn thus consent
- have ii undermined in the hearts OF their
children. Know ye not that the Apostle raut
,,ses this very term, " the Spirit of the age TAI
though disguised in our transiation) TO represent
that influence which is veropPosed to the Spirit
ofsraee-as thong ne meant 70 convey pFopae!.
;cal nrima,on of the biaspaemous use 70 whicn Il
would subsequently, be applied why 50 fioea ea,
.aat i5Sissrspoe manifested BY those who
S.vs ~ sons, Vbv is i. ,ha. SO much ef the influence
aSsr.,5 in ,base institutions is from certain
,,,,.r.s~7 Their. is mystery about this matter,
,shicb certainly deserves the most careful eonsld
ers,;on of al who wish the true advancement OF
o,,r youthful population, not only in religious but
also in an intellectual point OF view.
An OLp School TRAsscESpESrAtisT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
zvbs Y3runh srus Denounte of bis Z nemp'
FATHER MATHEW;


Az IRISH SONG: By Coloael Slaeea,
Away with Father Mathew, away VIII h.ssSa soss'
hsay with silly notions OF doing as we lie and time
We j! d-ain In. cveIhowing bowl hg 70, srr cine
aurTsn. hurrah for wb .ksS, sne soasee o. -.
80. M,,hes away Eith good advice,
a~sy aS, rr ~u eato eisanrsss eosgs m ana ne
Sobreiy @ AID ny srssSag sr poverty ahd rags
Away with Father sna bis ss..s 91s ss Ed
Ibe Change lou children ard the sadceRed mothers
II. nm nr.h or wbk5 the ueadniL ana he JAIL wall
49,. .,, ssher Mathew, and his eioqaence 50 hhe.
~ ef commandments, Whether human OF ui'e'
,u. y is tsnf before idol glass 10 alteration 10"
I,,ran trrrsh :or Or hiking, come iulnre %sei oi W.
ai,t, Fathe, Mathew and his wishes ior our PEI,
.1ss apayrelinc shoc.o nlOrc aad dco s.et ~
GJyr me the Joy OF sy.cafs and IoiiEs N ioe NM,
furrah, barrah fos wEisky, The b!nSseon anu u's ~
auav with Father Mathew and his energies TO WIN
our minds from dissipation The dowihg So soni .eooe NJ
Hurrah burcah for whisky The s'bbri ana zoe rope
no. Tapsiers 10 the rescue ye febcans come On,
tyintpers so1ud the warwhoop or your s''
- @ 49, ,svo.a.e OF vicr, VINO word can edge
s vi,t Fatber Mathew the Medal and the Piedge.
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an PURSUANCE of an order OF the
surrogate OF the County OF NewYovk, No;ice : zen
br given to all persons having claims sSansl Sann ;,
EoLLEN6ECK, late Of the city OF New-iSta, ,srecy
~ The subscriber AZ bis residence No y ~
,Sa civ OF New York before the Nineteenth nsy "
s Juae ~ ~ ,ats - ~ DAVID SHERWOOD,
oe, t..enSs Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

TN PURS UANCE of an order OF the Sur
& rogate Of the County Of New-York Motto. is hsrehy
given 10 all having claims against MARY VAN ZANDT,
late OF the City OF New-York spsef deceased to present
the with the vouchers thereof se al The
store OF the subscriber Robert Lane 10 Maiden lane IN
The City OF NewTcrk, before the Third day of Apr
next-Dnted NewYors, The Thrtieih day OF sepieaber
1872 ROBERT L1NE
oil lawor JOHN r BRIGGS
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogaie OF tie County OF New-York, notice is hereby
gwen 10 al persons having claims against Napcv Caldwell
late OF lie CRY Of widow deceased 10 present
the same with The yonchers er Of TO the subscri,+r al
ie Store oi doner hiea. Of Chatham and Bott-
Streets 10 he city of New York on or before the frs. day
OF April neIt-Dated NewYors the 23h day OF Septeni-
pef, l3i@ aI9 lawet@ HY. p. 4 CALDWELL
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sur
rogste of the County of NewTork. Notice Is nefeSy
eyen 10 all persons having claims against .asnemas 40
.eS n nTrSent the same The vouchers thereof 70
The subscribers residence OF the snoener ann or N
or haf,r the tvep;y.seventh day Of May next-paied
Ncw.York. The twenty-iourh day of November, A ~
Is42, - -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
SURROGATE of The co.nty Of Nev-York notice isterpsv
given all DersoDs having claims against ELIZAkETH
SHERWOOD, late of the City OF NeS-Yerk widow de-.
ceased present the m the vouchers thereof 70 tf.
subscribers the dwelling Of Maria Smith, No lsai iyi
sioastreet, the CitY OF New YoE, before lie ve
tieth day Of say next Dated NeR-Yos, the IstI sy M
November i2f2 MARIA SMITH. N ~ ' "a
ni5 Iaw6D+ NANCY TOnPE!NS Executors
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TN PURSUANCE of an erder of the Sur
Il rogate OF the County OF NewYors, notice is hereby
givcn to all persons having claims against William H. g.
Brown late of the City OF New-York, Boa.nan deceased
present the with the vouchers thereof suscr
ber, the Office of Thompson Garter, Attorneys No D
assar-street the City New York on or Before the
isnth DAY ofJune Dated York, The seventh day
ut DecernberA. D. fS42. ELIAS p BROWN
d2 Adminisrr2 TOR
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rogate OF the cousty of NewYork, Notice is hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims against Charles Taylor
late of the city OF NcwYork poterhousc keeper, de-
ceased 10 present the with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber her residence No GO Dvisionstree in
the city NewYork or before the 18th day OF March
nezt-Da,ed New. York. the wenty-thrd day OF Septen-
ber 1912. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrative.
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I'm PTTR RSUANCE Of an order Of ISs s

rcgate OF the County OF New-Ycss. noace 80
Of The Island Of Santa Cruz, in the Nest Irdies &C.
10 oresen. the same with the vouchers thereof 10
s1rb-r at his oicc No. ~ South street, in the CIV
York, on before the sixth day OF February neIt G
New.Yors lst day OF August, A. D. 1872 ~
aus iaweCa JOSEPH w. A,Ss
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n PJTR STANCE of am Order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County OF New-York notice is hereby
yen 10 ali persons having Claims against William Mean
nally late OF the City New York, Tailor deceased TO
present the same with the vouchers thereolo the subscriber
NJ i. Office of H. Nicol No Nassau ee in the City OF
New-York on or before the ,wes day anuury next Dat
cd Ncw-York, the nis tn day OF July. 1872
;,S,i Ia,.;'ns MICHAEL, McANNAaLY. Administrator.
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pITESIIANCt; of an order of the Sur

an PURSUANCE OF an order OF t!le ouI-
rorn,e Of Tie County of NewYork, NoTlcE IS nerepf
,yen 10 nm persons having claims against LEWIS ~
sR late OF The Ciy NewYo'k, CartEan. deceasea "
present the with the vouchers thercot 20 s ~
her nj, bouse No ia Houston street. IN the CITY o. Sc
Yok on or before tn SIKH dlyot May He1i-Oae Ne"
York the 4.h ca OF November, 1872
T 5 - is"sn ~, JOHN 5. TOoEER, Ads,inistraov.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order q !

4 Surrogate Of the County OF New York, notice asssS
giysn 10 all persons having claims against AeisGaS
Gooper late OF the City Of New York, grsce aet,ss
present the same Siih the vouchers thereof 10 The @
her al her resdenc e, No 749 Greeaw'ch.steet, e
OF New York on or before the twentS-ninth day Il ys
nSo 1ow6u, MARY COOPER, AGnlalSp,;s,
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m PURSUANCE. of an order OF the )

4 rosa,. OF the Couuty OF New York, Notjee ( -
SSeo 10 all persons having claims agains; Giser. + ss
srr ,i,, .se with the vouchers thereof 10 tie sss
=, the offcr of William S. King, No, IS NaSSsu 49,
tie c;ty al New York. on or before The 10th day y ~
nsx, Daled Naw York, the 18Th day OF Sepee,S,r ss
Sl4 lvgs;n~ tEALGl IA OpsLi. .See.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

"A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
L a Pursuant te an order OF Alexander II. Wells,
10 all persons having claims agpnst the Estate Of -
Wes, late OF the town OF YonkerS, ia said County, 81
ed 10 present the same, with the vouchers iseesfs
Eliza d. Wells, The Admipisratri1 of the said tecesr
her place of residence ia The said town o Yonken oi
before the twentieth day OF March next
Dated Yonkers, September 10th, 1912
SIS law6p ELIZA II. WELLS, Adrninfr74b
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the 3;
4 r,,,,. of the Coun,y OF New.york Notice 4 -.
Tlyen 10 all persons having claims against jobs Grets
of the CITY OF fNew.ycrk, Lumber dealer. deceased -
sem, the same with the vouchers thereof TO The sAs
New-York on or before the first day of May selt d.
NewYork the thirty -hrst day Of October: lsls.
nj law ems WILLIAM 6gEsy
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IN IJRSITANCE of an order of the s.

II PURSUANCE OF III Urue! UI tnese
I rorate of the County OF Ncw-york, notice Is kss,
given 10 a persons having claims against George vs.
Bert, late off City o Gentleman tscfsx
present the same with tic vouchers thereof 10 The s
her. al her residence No, sc ForSytueet, in the Gu
New.York on or before The leuth day Of June neI. H
Ne,r-York the sTh day Of December, lsf2
~ ,awsm MARY ANN GLIB ERT E1esut,
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1 59UBLIC ADMINISTRATORS 0fe

4 lSUBLtC ADMlNiSI RAI IOR' . uhss
u No. IS John.street-En pursuance Of an 0rtr n y
Surrogate of the County OF New-York, NOTICE 3 ht
given TO all persons having claims against Joha Wk A
Dubask, William II. Rop, or Carl Schmid;man, cecrs
intesates, TO present the with The youchas E'
the subscriber at his Office. No So Johnstreet in The
NewYork, or before the fourth dny of February sH
Dated New-York, August 3d. 1912
au5 law6m e. KETCEIJM Public AdninblnR
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of thcSs]
rogate ot the County Of New.YorS, Notice |: heil
given TO all persons having claims agaius, Edward s1I
present The sae with The vouchers thereof TO the Sbn
btrs at M. Is RivngsoD'street corner oi Essex fa.
the City OF New-York, or before the threh q, I
jane, 1912. Dated Ncw-York, The twsnty'serenh 81
of December 1912.
SUSAN SUMMERS, .dm,D,s,,,,
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d No. IS JOHN street-In pursuance of an order \
to all persons having chs against Alexander BrosA
son Cole, or Marcus Brutus, deceased, ntesiaes, 70 Pre-
the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscribe
Office, NO. 5S John street. in the City OF New-Yoik
before the fourth day Of February next
Dated New-York, Augps. Sd, 1912
aui lawBm r. kETEHuM, Public A AsmlnlstsE
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LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

~ DocroR LyELL's LECTURES ON GEOLOGY ne Sc
c Of these celebrated Lectures reported for ne
hur. * no ready contains Engraved trontisplece
exhibiting an ideal section of pat Of the Earths Crust with
explanations twill also contain general Introduction 10
Geology not before published Lecture embraces the loi-
lowing subjects: Auyersne Lacusrne PERIOD Volcano
E Strata Marine Strata Periods Auvergne District SUP
Appennes Mount Ema Lecture III, Upheava and suo'''
dence of the Earth Naples, Temple of Scraps Monte Nuo'
yo Lecture ", Coral Reefs, Coral Islands. Lecture
Origin OF Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints Lecss ~
Recession Of the Falls of Niagara Lecture H. oo"iue'S
andcebe-gs. -.
To the above is also added in this edition, Sketch OF ,e
Lecture OF Dr. j. Augustine SMITH, delivered before tne
Lyceum OF Natural History die 9Th OF December AS' ."
the Different Races Of Mem
70 Price per single copy IS cents. PostmasteT remns
One Dollar will be entitled 70 FIVE copies.
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Tribune Buildings, New \ ork.
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DRowSEp.-NVe understand that Mr.. Ashbel
Robinson aged about IS years Of Rocky Hill drowned
in the Connecticut River Sunday the Goth ult He had
been over TO Glastonbury boawas supposed TO have
been intoxicated when he went-and drowned when
turning His boat was found empty, floating in the river
and the body found the day Hartford Couran'
Iron REVENUE CUrTER-The iron government
cutter for Lake Ontario being set up at Oswego'
is 5O feet lone 90 feet breadth Of the beam and will draw
with her stores aud armament board ready for cruise
4 feet water tbuha!o Pale''
NJ The Editor of the Burlington, Iowa, Hawk
eye says that the old Rock Island Trace, when lew
years ago dreary waste he held enclosed Win
sod fence six miles long and one wide large iarm'
u" CHARLES w. DUHy, Esq. has retired from
the Republican, NewOrleans and that journal VIII IN i
tnre be under the sole management of Messs Graham
Williams
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The Spirit of Ohio.
Business Cnrresnon1 ence nf IN Trihm

~'''"NSS i
MippLEBURr, Summit Co., O.. Oct. 81, 1913.
Inc unexpected result Of the election in Penn
SygVanla and this State has impaired to the Wings
new energy and life. We feel that the zeal and
enthusiasm of l04O is spreading itself rapidly all
ever ourland, and that under the banner Of Henry
clay We can carry the State of Ohio against any
L0co-toco IN the field by from 10 to 600 ma
!saty. If the Wings on the Reserve and Of Co
@nous District had known the strength and dc
Summation OF the Wings in other portions of the
s'a'e' the names OF Ridgway and Hamlin and
F'Aaps NJ. II. Tilden might have been added to
WI Wing Representation in Congress. The
subscribers which have procured for your inva-
.AOe paper are so well pleased with The Tribune
VII have been enabled to procure some more,
la were 1t not for the pressure OF business that
~llaes me at home, | could spread Whigism
S-u olaysm Through the agency of The Tri-
% sses' IN many, very many Loco families, 50 that
w ~.t votes would tell next fall for Harry Of the
Vest. Yours truly.
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Sandwich Islands.

We are indebted to Messrs. Couthouy & Ne
vers for the following extract from letter re-
ceived by them dated Honolulu Aug. eth. After
speaking of the tyranny of Lord George Paulet'
under which the Islanders suffered, and the SYM
pathy almost universally felt for the Natives, the
writer describes the JOY occasloned by the ARRIVAL
of Admiral Thomas, and says:
will bring you on the Goth of July, when the good
ship Dublin Rear Admiral Thomas anchored of the port
Of Honolulu Before receiving from any OF the Con-
,us or any the residents he addressed note TO the GO
vernon requesting audience with the King ms was
Immediately granted The Admiral told the King that ne
was yery sorry much hagued the conduct OF Lou
George Paul=t who had assumed great responsibility anu
lar exceeded any instructions which had been gwen him.
He told the King that his flag should De restored to hifn'
and that he might raise i; at any moment lhS was ho
promulgated than the hear, OF every honest foreign
resident was cIaddrned As there Hawaiian flag
10 found the place. they having been UP by order
of George and the admiral wished have the
toraon made ceremonial and impressive the 3lst OF July
was appointed the day which the old flag should be
made to doa again these fairy isles and which the
King should be made feel that he again King and
ruler MS people 1t was glorious day. and will ever
remembered by these people the date OF their nde'
pendence. 4 drsnchiug rain of about hour Tell, 10
lay the dust and after this The shone with unusual
brightness if add usre the reign of Kane
hameha Ill The marines and from n. NJ. ships
Dublin, Carysort and Hazard, shore and arranged
in military order on the plain receive the King and do
him honor When he made his appearance on the pa the
Hawaiian banner unured and the artillery fired sa'
lutte of 81 guns At exactly Is minutes part 10 A. M the
English flag which flying at the fort was hauled down.
and the Hawaiian flag hoisted in places at the same time
an immense flag which Mr. Brewer had made was holsted
on tho Punch Bowl salute of u guns then fired from
each ship and all the ships dressed with coors the salute
was then answered from the fort. In the afternoon, as the
King passed the ships Caryso and Hazard on his way to
visit the Admiral, outside the harbor, those ships man
ned yards and fred royal salute As he approached the
Dublin that ship manned yards and fired royal salute
The next day the King and his Chiefs had grand festival by
themselves. On the Sd inst the King grand feast IN
native style all the officers Of the ships of aud to the
residents his house in the valley 1t was grand affair
No Government business for 10 days from 3st July but all
the natives enjoy themselves as they best can"
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To the Friends OF MIR. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES HENRY CLAY.-The puoiIsh-
this work prepared execute orders to any
extent The work comprised in two octave Volumes con-
tanning in whole upwards of 100 pages, and is Mus
a,sd by splendid s;es Portrait of Mr. CLAY, V'sw o.
his Birthplace Virginia and Fac Stnatie OF one OF ms
errse 7rbole for One Dslla, 1t is believed 10 be the
cheapest work ever published America These Speeches
form an important portion of the History of our Cony Tor
the las, thirty years and interesting to all Glasses
readers without reference politics
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-, Health, Quiet, and Comfort-The Ora
1sm house es barea}seet Newly proers advantage
areiy offered i Is esgiby located on clean and airy
the business OF the CITY in the
Mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings. IT.
parnsnts convenient and neat while table supple
with the best Vegetables and Fruits that he procured
cudng entirely Animal Food and stimnlants of all kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boarers
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember, 63 Barclay
street. Jy2o Il
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DIX. WISIARS
BALSATF OF WELD CHERRY
25 FuItOn-Street.

IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-Th Pubhc shouia
1 bear in mind that it is Dr.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published every OF the country aud NOT the
articles similar that OCCASIONALLY pufed INTO I'm
porary notice. Those be good-but we kno" hothins
about chem.
~ LET EVERY Man, WOMAN AND CHILD read the 1ol, ,
loving aud if that does satisfy ALL OF the great virtues OF
this Medicine let them go l25 Futon-seet and the
cns 9 sp IS las
De,r Sir- to the afflicted to inform you that IN
January last attacked by very volen cou caused o
working In the water which settled my anss twas &C,
comIaned by very pain my breast and sides and
also distressing cough had IN attendance all the best
no avail, they pronounced my disease coXF'RMEp COZ
aud they one and all gaze me , 70 fe Alter
nue. r.sam o Villa Gy TSsT b. VISA
cas,d of the Agent place bottle before using hall
OF which began TO gam strength and II was ney
improving have used three bottles, and am restored
10 perfect health This rssqt alone owing to the use OF
method of giving the information partly 70 pay the debt
OF gratitude owe you and partly that Others similarly
afflicted may know whss to apply for Fe1 IavEs SAGE
MR. psLAER Err Druggist under date Of Waerye Sept
o. iSl3 wrtesh statement gwen you by MI Jonas sage
rajnly was remarkable cure he sale OF the baisa
Is very good and success IN cures raly natte5ng
Yours specially, D. u PALhEk.
If The afflicted call and certificates They PROV.
conclusivey that THEY CAN BE- cVHEb II ty gel me M
medicine Be and GET Dr. "is'aFS oaisai Oh ~
rms Balsam cures all affections OF the lungs and liver suc
a bleeding OF the lungs. bsonchts OF 10 or 20 years
staans Sold ISAAC n BU - faSs
cnner of Nassan-Dexter ALBANY; Gerhan, Ney -Hsvsh
E. w Bull. Hartford, and By agents Throughout te Noft
-rn and Eastern States -
medical treatise to be had gratis. as above: olo IN
nor SALE-MULBERRY TRE ES-Mult!-
caulis Cantons and Asiacs. delivered this autumn at >
o' n5o apr eprsnd e y ~ pe l. r. BARB OUR
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FRENCH LANGUAGE-Mens. Bekeart, pro,
L essor of the French Language bsss to inform his friends
sa nps aad s on a
o'clock. Also one at 81 clock for those far advanced or
~ e Private lessons given at home or at the residence OF
the pupils 92l II
NEW SEMINARY-MRS HOYT'S Lesson
~ Rooms No 80 Forsyth near Walker stfeet-Insi5ucti0n
in all tn branches taught the best nstitutons-Rey
Hoyt will aid the pupils in attaining elegance m comTostl2
studies bv familiar lectures and Illustrations. -
Hours from 10 A. NJ 1ot p M-Eyenins Class Fl from IN,
O'Clock to9 Charges moderate oil I'm
BOARDING SCHOOL-The Mount Vernon
Post Road very The Sd avenue Mr. and Mrs Gaze
pupils boys girls from the of six ten boarding
scholars The course of Study desirable branch
the loca and its proximity tn. this Seminary
worthy of especial considerations Terms $50 per quartet IN
advance. o23lm
DREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE.
BoAR HM>id scHooL1fhis Institution is situated in
England Of easy dy fem NewYork Albany and
Students reside with the Principal and all times under
his The number IS limited and none are permitted TO
more worthy The confidence of parents the Principal has
The Sumner Session Nay e ends 9 ap
The ss d MODERN hsh nsS all
Circulars and minute information ma be Obtained OF
s2l D&WtNl5s
DEV. ]. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IL SCHQOL-coner Of Clinton and pacl streets Brook
n-This School Will the LIST day o! September
Punctua attendance Of the pupils is requested.
The instruction this full ana tho,
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical and
Scientific branches Strict attention paid 10 the formation
of the moral we'll intellectual character OF pupils he
first masters employed III the several DEPARTMENTS and the
mode of Instruction continued which has so long given satls-
faction. -,
The limited number Of six pnEls will be received int" the
PRINCIPALS family, and receive the care OF parent
Circulars stating terms Sc may b. had on application at
the Church Depository No 90 John-st or at the
Mir A. " Blake Futon-st. New York, and al MIR. A: NJ
Wildsr's Bookstore, 81 Fulton-st Brooklyn. au3Oti
John ALZAMORA'S FRENCH BOARDING
j SCHOOL-0n the Hudson river, GO miles from New
Yorl-The winter term Of this nstitution WI commence
on the LIST November next The studies pursued embrace the
branches Parental advice and discipline are The means used
10 secure the end industry Of the pupils Constant
efforts made impress upon the minds OF the scholars the
great necessity of their making the best 10 treasure
In their memory the lessons they expected 10 reclts and not
20 be satisfied with merely recng them we'll at the time they
are called Moral Obligations and refinement OF manners are
particularly ncucated and boy of vicious habits allow
I'd 10 remain in the family. The pupils enjoy the benefit Of
having the compan Of their instructor during the time OF re-
creation as well as in study hours.
There are now four Terms Sis year payable
Quarterly advance Musc ertrG. Farther Indignation
s,Taa1 OF Inn
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REFINED SUGARS,


AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
JNOOLSEY " WOOLShY offer this stand
w ard qualify Double Refined Sugar follows, namely:
Loaf ia per 10. When less than packages Ar,
Crushed lii I" =" g purchased half cent per pound
Powdered .l2 3" !" additional.
The above are packed astoows:
Loaves in boxes OF 300 lbs.
Crushed in bbls. Of 200
Powdered in - e" $50 g
Apply the NewYor Patent Sugar Refinery corner OF
South and Montgomery-strses, or at SO Wall-stIeet
~ Borders out of the city must be accompanied by
remittance 81 Pm
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. Il A. STUART
lCoer for sale the qualities of their Refined Sugars,
in quantities of five packages and upwards, at the ollowinS
cash prices:
Ground IL E"
Ground Sugar, I'd quality, Id "
The above packed follows without charge for pack
Loaves in boxes Of 3On.
Crushed In barrels Of 200.
Ground in barrels of $50.
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