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VAUXHALL.
Acting Manager. Mrs Tmm Stage Manager mir. Walcot
THIS EVENING, July 10,
The performance will commence with
THE DUMB BELLE.
After which dance nv
MADLLE CELESTE
lrtermssion of half an hour.
To conclude with
AVOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
nv THE OHIO MN lT,HETS

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
H.RIAL GARDEN.
AND PERPETUAL FAIR,
Corner OF Broadway and Ann street.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, COM.
MENCiNG TUESDAY, JULY ..
Performances every evnaap at quarterpast o'clock and
"wednesday aud saturday afternoon, Mt half-past J.
THE MOST SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS!
The Smallest and most astonishing Dwarf in creation,
COLO CHAEFIN
native OF the Old Dominion" 10 years old and only ~
inches e. high @ for day.: and be through
every way interesting bel abls and in his
.IrFOUR AND SlX YEARS OLD m
bursts Of applause laAt week will again appear their
mirable Songs aud Darces, Including tho
TRUE POLKA
As taught by the first Matters and danced by the first
ofEUrppe
Also engaged the talented and he'd con tooust
NIX WIN. COLE!
And his learned DOG BILLY whose great f.a.s Of sagacy
have always been the wonder and admiration every bchoder
Aiao GREAT WESTERN, ' ~
Mrs. WESTERN.
MISS hDAlR. this ac compshed Vocalist
MIX. LYNCH, The popular BALLAD Singer.
MIR. CONOVEK, the come MeIodi,t,
A VIEW COMIC MONoLoGrE YANKEE sTokY,sc.
PROFESSUK GUILLANDU. the Naturalist has returned
from Europe and prepared his who have
PkT BIRDS or other animals they wish preserved.
Apply at the Office Of the Museum
Admission the whole 23 CentsChildren under years
half price
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ng- A SAFE AND EFFICIENT REMEDY FOR
all Rheumatic Complaints. The remarkable success
which has attended the of the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Liniment in all Of Rheumatic Com
plants has gained reputation for them never before
equaed although many have been deceived by spending
despair but procure these articles, which WILL undoubt-
edy bring speedy relief Numbers in this city have used
them, and have been entirely cured after suffering for
years. There ia humbug about this medicne-s eff.
cacy has been established from its great Sold at
81 Courtlaudt street.
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= QJ-A CLEAR AND BLOOMING COUNTENANCE,
free from Pmples Humors may be insured by the
ofComsocs sarssparilla at the trnng cost of 90 cents
per bottle, $4 per dozen There is Sarsaparilla
good as this as an eecuai Alternative to the whole sys
tem and restorer of purity Of the blood. II is unequal
led in its effects. At 81 Courtiandt street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10.


SUN Rises. - so MOON RISES ........I2 !o
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Total, ......................6 .695
The principal objection raised to the adoption of the
new system of banking by the Joint Stock and Private
Banks OF Great Britain is the absence Of what might
called safety valve which would prevent any explo.
sion or revulsion in the money market under the expert
ment In all new systems regulating trade and CON-
merce 1t highly necessary that there should be some
source vested with sufficient power 10 apply relief
should the stem not work according the expectations
Of the originators All experiments touching the cur
rency are attended with many dangers and difficulties
The whole trade Of the country, both foreign and do
mestc, is liable to be revoutonsed by the effects and
there great cause why there should be loop hole
through which the difficulties can be avoided. The
change in the banking system Of Great Britain that the
proposed by Sir Robert Peel must eventually produce
may prove greater evil than a blessing. We do not
know the results of unried systems and when such
important and vital part the currency is touched it
beheoves the party in deliberate thoroughly and
carefully before adopting the most feasible plan The
greatest objection to the bill Of Sir Robert Peel is that
limits the circulation, and beyond that limit is mpossi
BILE to pass. The first proposition from the Ministry
Parliament, vested power in three OF the Cabinet to
grant the right extending the circulation OF the Bank
Of England whenever, in their judgment it mpera.
lively required The profits the circulation and
above the amount authorised securities and the
amount of bullion in the bank for the benefit of the
government This clause has been abandoned, and the
circulation limited to 900 securities and what
ever the amount Of bullion hand may be- The private
bankers OF London addressed letter to Sir Robert Peel
on this feature Of the BILL from which extract the
annexed paragraph
"We were led to believe wheL the measure first
brought forward and we feel confident it generally
understood throughout the country that although was
the intention of her Maestys government that the paper
circulation Of the Bank of England their depart
INT mt in
ooo upon securities yet in the event Of any par
cular crisis arising power to be reserved by the
bill enabling the Bank OF England with the Of
the First Lord OF the Treasury the Chancellor Of the
Exchequer and the Master Of the Mint to extend their
issues upon securities beyond that amount 1t il with
considerable surprise that find that the bill be.
fore the House does not contain provision for
tension Of the issue beyond upon securities
excepting under the special circumstances named in the
nth clause Of the bill now before Parliament"
The adoption Of this BILL with these restrictions may
tremendous effect the currency Of Great Britain
and well may the private bankers fear the
The circulation Of the kingdom according to the latest
returns, was f39, 5a4, Of which f2l 100000 were
issues of the Bank of England Under the old SYSTEM
| the circulation, &c. has been as follows:- =
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LINE.
A&ns4eH ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morning
Line from the foot OF Barclay street, anding
- -, arfmediae places.
The steamer. ENTIRE, Captain 9. H. Roe, this
ing, at O'Clock.
The steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tomorrow
morning Al o. clock.
Evening line from the foot OF Cour,ndt street. direct
The steamer sW ALLOW, captain A. Mclean, tins
ins at o'clock,
The STEAMER ALBANY. Captain IL. B. Macy. tomorrow
evening, at - tioek.
The Boas Of this Line, owing their light draughi OF Wa
teri are able at all times 70 the bars a reach Albany
and Troy 10 ample time take the morning Of
the
For freight apply board te Offices on the
whaTves iyO rrc
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Packets to Sail.

roR LIVERPOOL.
Vircinian. Allen, July II
Monteznma, Lowber. July lG
FOR PoRTsMoUTB.
Quebec. Hsbird, July 10
II. Hudson. Moore. July 20
FOR HAvRy.
Baltimore, Funck, Avg. /
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the steam ships.
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Liveroool, Eldridgc, June Q
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Toropto, Griswold, Juue |
Westminster, Hovey, June Is
FROM HAvRr
Francis LIST, t,Ainsworth. June Q
v. de Lyon, Stoddard, June 10
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c1- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-Thc members Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esrts to "suppress quackery
beg esveto state that their particular attention continues
"a be directed TO ali diseases of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
rsls of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer 10 persons requiring medical aid ad
vnnteges not TO be met with in any institution in this
country, either public private The treatment OF the
College il such to insure in every case and ID
roaly different from that uerncious practice running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the
bers Of TIE College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofturope attends daily for consula
ton from Dam to 8 PM.
Terms-Alyice and medicine, ss A cure guaranteed
IsyonTArT TO COUNTRY INvALIDs.-Persons living in
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per-
sonally have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect py stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms, time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere any
I'D enclosing s5, post paid, addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
0ce and Consulting rooms OF tbs College, os Nissan
street.
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Oy- BLANC DE PERLE, delicate French white for
the skim put up in jars at 81 Walker street, LIST
from broadway.
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dC9- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. The
ronic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city of New York. confidently re-
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
diligence of any kind It invaluable rene.
dy Tor impotence serity barrenness unless depend
log on NAL formation.)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen S5;
tally packed and sent to all parts fthe Union.
Office Of tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy o..
Nassau street. VS. RICHARDSON, NJ. d Agent
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fr3- POUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADlCATING SU-
perduous hair from any part Of the human body. Always
tested before buying Proof positive this and no mistake
Directions, French and English, accompany each bottle.
67 Walker ST, first store from Broadway.
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SEA BATHING.
NEW YORK HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. ].
THIS elegant and commodions esthlishmnt having
ystors healthy aud pleasant retirement from he heat
and hustle Of tn. city By any watering place
IN. country Situated the coast Of the Atlantic present.
ing fine view Of the with the delightful from the
aordng opportunity for bathing The propre
tor has engaged the services OF good servants who will pay
every ATTENTION convepen of visitors He has placed
his fare at The low price of six dollars week The
stsamsr ORUS from Fulton Market and steamer sHREWs
BURY, from Catharpe Market leave every dav for Long
Branch For further information apply to j. AKiNS EOS
Water street, N Y. SAMUEL COOPER,
jl0 2w zee Proprietor.
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BrOddW0y.
rry- RECORDS pARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TuRE For the cure of primary secondary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by njudcious Of mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
attentive over all other preparations for the OF Sy
phis is, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the one II is administered for. The
best recommendation give Of II is, that II Ia
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for
mery consdened mercury the only cure for those
plants sold in single bottles, 81 each in Of hall
ozen $ carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Uncn Osice of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
W. s. RICHARDSON. M D., Agent.
NJ BLOODY AND BRUTAL MURDERS OF PRO.
testans and Catholics-Shame on Philadelphia City,
Are We men devils that you thus murder deface dis
figure and main Gods handy work-rendering them
more disgusting to behold, than IL they were covered
with eruptions reckes. sunburn pimples botches,
any disease of the skim which be cured by
jones' Italian Chemical soapo clear the compexon cure
eruptions, chopped and tender flesh, Sc &C. The most
remarkable discovery in medical science for diseases Of
the skin was that made by NJ Vesprini, the celebrated
Italian physician He shaped his discovery IN the form
OF beautiful piece OF soap called the Italian Chemical
Soap. Many physicians will hardly believe till they have
the astounding effect OF this. The proprietor him
self has had for two years and half dreadful scrofu-
eus head dsease he has had three practical surgeons In
that, taken several grains of calome day for weeks,
had the head shaved twice week has taken sarsapara
without the slightest eect had his head washed two
weeks with IT, and it is curing it fast This much for
eruptions For ladies' children for clearing the skin
Of tan pimples eckes or roughness nothing can equal
this; IL makes dark and yellow skin white and clear
trial will astonish all who try 1t for chapped nesh
This il sold (mnd the only places In the city where
you can get the genune) at the sign Of the American
Eagle 81 Chatham street. 223 Broadway NJ VI or 13o
Fulton street, Brooklyn. Beware Of counterfeits
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oo- THF GREATEST BOOK OF THE SEASON.

bOOK OF oEIfCON'
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
By BURGESS, SrRINGER & Co.,
222 Broadway, corner Ann street,
No. 2S MIRROR LIBRARY,
CONTAINING
PENCILLINGS BY THE WAY!
written during years residence and travel in
FRANCE, ITALY, GREECE, ASIA MINOR, TURKEY, and
ENGLAND.
By N. r. WILLIS.
ARMADo-IIow hast thou purchased this expsrience7
MoTH-By my powers of observation
Price 81, 90. For sals wholesale and retail by
BURGESS, STRINGER & Co,
222 Broadway,
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Q3- HINT TO THE LADTES.-The desire OF plea
sing Of predominant in the female breast and
that adys position In indeed enviable who sue
ceed In establishing such reputation for beauty as to
make her the observed of all observers" And yet how
the fair Rosamond Catharine de Medecis The bust
may be equally good; the stature equally commanding
the neck equally swan like; the eye equally brant
added the enhancing beauty of clear and ranspa
rent skin II Is related o fair Rosamond that the clear
her complexion Especially about the throaD
SUCH that the course of the "ruby wine" might be dis
tnctly traced through the transparent windppe Now,
DR. Gouraud will not undertake to every dark
skinned lady into fair Rosamond but he does posi-
lively assert that free use Of his Italian Mecated Soap
will produce the nearest approach to clear
ness" which it is possible for science produce
Indeed its effects are wondrous as to appear almost
magcalon its application pmpes eruptions freckles
sunburns, So &c. vanish like mist before the morning
sun! Be particularly careful to purchase only Of Dr.
Gouraud at 81 Walker street. first store from Broadway,
as host OF quacks and empires sprung up with
view Of deprvng him Of portion Of the weleaned pro-
fits due 10 his fame
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT. Charles
Grgbe, of New York, to be Consul OF the United
states for the Kingdom OF Hanover and the Grand Duchy
of esse Darmstadt Moreau Forrest TO he Marshall o
he United States for the District Of Maryland.
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DIR. LARDNER's LYCEUm

DIR. LARDNER'S LYCEUM.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY,
Corner Of Broadway and Leonard street.
compliance h desire generally expressed DR. L1rdne
Lecture on
TIL l. 5 L LIAR UNIV ERSE
Tickets Is cents, Children half prte.To commences at
- Quarter past Eiabt precisely.
me principal illustration: OF kind in his magnificent
collection will be produced The Moving Panorama OF the
Heavens win be exhibited New objects with II. Great Gs
Flea magnifel to fore, five feet &c SC Optca
Scenery in Europe and Asia, &c, &c. jl0 ltrc
krMUvAL-v. bIonUr Jr, Importer Of Precious stones,
~ &c has removed his office IRON No. A TO No I2 Maiden
Lane The business of A. ROBE Importer OF Musical
srunents, III be carIed the
Mr. Roies absence IN Europe. j6sll 3tissrc
~<~s, FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.
A&$0 The Royal Mail steam.hips BRITANNIA
Z4f1Z&40 and HI HERNIA, vii, leave Boston for
the above pors, as follows:
BRITANNIA, j. Hewstt, Esq Com Tuexdiy, July 10,
HiBERNlA, A. ky'ie Esq Commander Thursday, Aug l..
fdxEage Tor Livefpoot...
HALIFAX. 20
Apply 70 d. BRIGHAM, Jr, Agent. , Wall st,
JIG Gtec
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ADJUSTMENTS.

x44vA ~ tI14v4 G4N l. os
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Doon at hafpast 7-Performanee TO commence ats
:. MADAME ai.; tiyfT AsFfiIiS.t 5xSonEAu e
WIN MAJ" % ,s 1'' departure
sis..a AsroosiSi S2Ts 81 AETSs zfa2is sAsaulslco.
y, WEDNESDAY. JULY io.
vii Il Il b%aBGssE bgtiifGGss EI;i1'' 81 slylT qsiIi sa
Doctor sanSaeo sAnsSs1ia
s S' * xss;ssss ssss's
s,r Ab. Ms GSni
:, !, NgSi..y S.y:. a.: ~; ~,
In ss%SS;sS es ss ana riot
sss oS sss 'f & y .ssa sss"s ...:
may be secured for the Opera. '''''
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
oovuSR&.dMp2A6S TsR hsPAS '1RidMph.fo 1HhG 10;
The Grand sa0qs NshIy c,owd.d witness he Splendid
REVOLT or The HAREM.
a, Sy II ys9 rF' fs
TUNES, ana Properties.
sy sssass. Bensoush and MIR Dass WHIT. White
Machinery by... Mr. Burns
psaess aud Acton o tn. Ballet Mon. Sisat Ms1sn
Military Exercises by. Mr. Nrkinsou
Properties by... ......... Mr. Robert,
The Groupings; %sss.S M:.sh;i Nj S ssii Stage A.
Books containing full desc rtye prorammr Of the Bale
will be sold in the Saloon. prics Ose Shilling each
DRAMAflS PERsONE.
Mahomet -. King Of GrensdA.. -. Mr. Wslls
mae volunteer warrior and leader 81 Mons Martin
Zeir.. the Kings Fage..... Mast w oot
Anninan. '..'.., ... Mons. JOSEPH
~ lima. .betrohed 10 Ismae Msd'le Pauline DesJsrd,n
Nina a Nubian. attendant Zulna Miss Vale,
i.ola,, "A Friend to Zuima. Miss II Vale
Zoah the Genius Of Good under the grb OF slave. Mia
Odaliiqnes Womsn OF the arem Attendants and
Warriors, &c., &c.
SCENERY SC.
AT THE FiRST-A vast and plenddly decorated salooi
n the Palace 9. the Ashambra at Grenadapas de Deau
Espagno by Nladnoisslles Vallee "A Grand Pas de Deux
by Mons Martin and Pauline Desj lrdns Procession
Ac FIFE sEsCca35NDp.h, in the Haeucr.ud rab-.
xiyant-pss de- Tro by Pauline Dejardns ueaos lie
0dali:quesWsIlike Dance by the Corps de Balft-Sud
den Transformation Of the Lauces Influence Of the Tai
Ar the 2nd Actof the Ballet Intern OF 30 m
ACT The THlKD-Wild and Picturesque Lsndscape-Bi
.oaac Of The Amazons-Proposal for Peacsstrstsgsm
Iaisman Negsined-Ab,de of Zorsh-The Coed Geniu
The Odasques Trumph-Warlike Evoutions by tn
Amazonans-Grand Tsbleau Finale.
Doors npen at entertainments at precisely.
omnbuses will to and from the Garden during The
Tickets Fifty Ce,ts
No Posponement this shment weather
the grand from Broadway Saloon protect
I'd and the New Saloon, which ventilated from the top
sides, can be enclosed at moments notice.
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copies OF this splendid Pictorial of the latest dates
The Fropretors of the illustrated London News beg
iorm their subscribers that their forthcoming Mammoth
print Of the River Thames and its Palaces is in pro-
gress but rem the magnitude Of the undertaking. il can.
not be issued until September next.
90 vYLPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
of Gonorrh0a, elect, and all mocupurnent discharges
from the urehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression o quackery may be relied on as the most
speedy and efectual remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to recent in from three
,fve days. and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic gleet than any other preparation
nen from business taintng the breath disagreeng
win the stomach. Price 81 per box
Sold at the Office of the College Of Pharmacy and Me.
W. $. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent
0S- DO YOU WISH TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL
has obtained reputation far surprising all others in
The trouble attendant upon the application of many ar
obtaining this article This, however, is entirely rene.
died in the East India Hair Dye. may be applied with
out the least Inconvenience; does not make the hair
harh and unlike any other dyes in the form of powder
it does not adhere to the hair to be troublesome to
it, The fact is there is no dye which may be used
with little inconvenience this At 2l Courandt st
1yz- WORMS, WORMS, WORMs.-They kill chill
dren by hundreds when the suspected
the sufferers dreaming that these pests doing all
the mischief When the breath offensive, and there
much picking Of the grinding OF the teeth during
sleep, paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks &c
these are symptoms which indicate the presence o
destroy them when all other meens fail. Children will
take them easy and cry for They have been used
in 900 cases. and always with perfect success
ITO Broadway; 10 Astor Houses 227 Hudson street, lSs
Bowery; II East Broadway s6 William st; Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
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70 port, Della Walker Condry Tor Cow.s dg; Ousrio Hs
.os Portland do; ssdS.s spr'nger 81 pesnbay do Sc
sarah Foster for do days. Teutes for Boston, q ssldan
3urnhrm for Richmond s. Tbos CUTS, Perkins, for NYor
}; AttiIa, Robbins, for Marseilles, ldg.
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sHlP NEWS.
Anxn.ss. ausa

Put.prIrula. July sArr John w Cater tr.eolaw. Nsv
aim Croys eo.,S.; Tsnscas Spear 20; Ems,ns Nchol.
ort,mouth NH CID Cohen jr, Mcfsran, West Indies.
BsLrfwoRr, July e-Cld Treaty, Barnard Alssapdra, Dc
iochambeau, Patterson. La (suayra and Porto Cabec
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-27

PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

.PgNElS Institution will commence lis reonIa
Il Session on Tuesday, the 18th fApril, is44
The Trustees have secured the services of Mr.
ID. X. CARRIER, A. b. as permanent principal.-
Mr.. Carrier is an approved and experienced teach
er, whom the Trustees can, with entire confidence
recommend to the public, as well qualified 10 take
charge fsuch an Institution The Platteville
Academy has excellent rooms sufficiently large to
accommodate more than one hundred pupils in
their rotations; its location is very healthy aud
easy of access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which will be
used to illustrate those studies 10 which II is aaapt
ed.
The Institution will commence with Male and
Female department The Principal will provide
Female teacher entirely competent to aid him.
The Academic year will be divided into four
Terms of eleven weeks each.
Parents or Guardians residing at distance caa
obtain any further information by addressing the
Principal, PosT PAID. Board can be obtained in
private families at from 81 so 10 81 90.
Terms of Tuition.
Common English branches per quarter s3,25
Higher English = 4" 4,25
Mathematics, 5,25
Languages, CPS
Tie services OF Mrs. Sarah Stone, an experience
ed teacher, have been secured. Ornamental
Branches extra, viz: for Botany, $500
Drawing and Painting, 500
French, 900
Embroidery and Wax work taught if desired.
No charge for incidentals.
Tuition for each Term will be required in adj
vance, or satisfactory reference given. 1t IS high
ly desirable in the formation of classes, and for
other obvious reasons, that each student should, if
possible, be present at the commencement of the
Term.
The Principal of the Insttution-the President
of the Board, DIR. John Bevans, and the Secretary,
may be called upon to give assistance to Students
in finding boarding places, OF 10 render any other
aid which Parents may wish.
J. W. CLARK, Secretary
of Board of Trustees.
PLArrEvrLLE, April 24,h, 1874. SLIT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-27
M.ASTER'.S sale.

Timothy F. Barr In the District Court, Grant
COunty w leCOhein 1 eIIitot1S
Ebenezer. NJ. On. Onthe Chancery side thereof.
DY virtue of decree of sale made in the above
I'D entitled cause, by the Hon. Chas Dunn,
Judge of said Court, at the March term thereof
to wit: OH the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1884, |, as
ole of the Masters in Chancery in and for said
County, shall, on Monday the 18th day of August,
1914 at II O'Clock A. NJ. of said day al the outer
door of the Court House in the town of Lancaster,
in said County, sell to the highest bidder for lawful
money of the United States, in hand 10 be paid,
all the right, title and interest which Ebenezer NJ.
Orn had Oh the third day of July \. ID. 1871 Chat
being the date of the Mortgage, in and TO the fol-
lowing described land or real estate to wit: "Ail oil
the south half OF the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, of town three, range one west. Ana
the southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section thirteen, in town three. range two vest
And also the house and lot occupied (at the day
and year last aforesaid) by one Bryant being and
known as on the fractional part ofthe southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter Of section hheen,
town three, range one west; or So much thereof as
win satisfy the sum Of 1874 -, with interest and
cost. BIN =. EAol Man,
Master in Chaneery.
Dated this 9Th day Of June, 1874. Ii 6t