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The New York herald., 1845-03-21
RICHARD M, JOHNSON AssoCIATIoN.,

RICHARD M. JOHNSON ASSOCIATION.
hs
Ward War Hg!s on W&sdasssdy Ne svsnSs March ~ Pssiaeat
he s ss as to % sasS
h: ne
and Bloom The commee reported the following preamble and
when the o
% s ss s Of %
ascendaacy in the have generally presented the
for election !, unbscomias portion Of those st
e. and Of the acts and d'ns
Resolved Tha, the PARTY 1 power in city
IsY pledged SI reform abuse.
CANT should
md moderate Uni and that worthy and capable
IFsolysS INV Re psops S' who % %ss
have to
signal is The abuse. heretofore
yor p.rts,os and contracts for SUPPLIES to members their
The already enpsnda instead amn
s,S Il LARGELY created pee
PS o . a. "nd a@ re
hr s, G.s 'hCad sse'r &c for
st The year ha ss to upwards Of
the streets have at no previous riod been long time in
s sy y % M has bssn % "" % s1
e9octs for cleaning III, streets the system has entirely failed
Resolved That the coptempatsd plan contracting the re-
S SSsa and w & be
citizens and be exceedingly expensive to the city and merits
Rssovsd ma, the ignorance nb.ety and arrogance Of
s % hsm shy h ns Of % Of ne , I Sy
ss ss s snS fss,
drsws Of the confidence h:rsoisr po.sd in them
%M. %M. SEsb6NS', EHsabGSNsS' rI;lsfFs; viss President,
FREpx. +. MILLER, Sec. pro. TEN. m2I lt.rrc
+ s.sa inaivdas pgetsndins q be
,a s,yi s;ssa sea i, dated s Instant continuing
"Rssov.d That the synsgosus Bnai Je.turun, in Elm
'trsa rs. :, closed until further SIdsIs sitSs BoaId
yl coatinu. he Monday ana Thursday 1orninss FIJI
s'i & Shse
sy s
service was S'a''a'a ( 2SsSIS ;STi lS SI4SyrI. y r
sa%n; sr Readsr Of sud E,cn. Be-
S.eysd nsai%oa.y luminous sof TIA, s1 Davis. sh.mu
Or ,esnn ;sd congregation be ard hereby removed from
nas Is.i. y MARK LEVY, Clerk, pro tenn cB.J
HERAL DC EsTAB sHMENT,
s,5'
sSssssss''i S %f'
% sf sdrss'sts iatss2s American
Where the G.aeaosy of Wsssscn tS SSss"is
smbazoned be obtained for $3.50 printed eolos FOR
AA TO l.ET-The Cottage, BAN, Orchard &c. belong
E ing to Dr. Mott, at Boomingdale. POSSESSION imms-
lie dc Three Story Brick Hon.e, No. Albany
Wanted to iiire-A woman waiter French preferred Apply
mo atis.rc s. b. HUTCHINGs, ss John st.
sREchT R6
PASSAGE 81 50.
ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
"a .ceys fsssSs 'dsiso1 FOR lBs BsimeTs ss re- q.
A-EG-and for the South and West ~
generally which they vii! forward The low Of cents
per 100 lbs All the freight hssofoe forwarded from New
Yga 9 Btltmors hs been carried by this line aud shippers
Groves IT, Agent The perot Of the Ericsson Line the
freight office Of the New York Line almost edjoiaing IL
The Boats q TIN, inc will leave the sid, Of Chestnut
msdaey aetlh. arrival Of the sew York Line The accom-
modatons for Passengers excellent hehs provided for
aud effort will be made their comfort
Passengers through by this Line
Wheeling and Pittsburgh, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
National Road .
Fare TO Wheeling si2-To Pittsburgh sMeals 25 cts
Sx Boats compose the Ericsson Steamboat Line ard the
gemeuts ampls forward every pound Of freight
ceiyed. A. GROVES Jr. Agent
:, March 18th, l8i5 No. 10 South Wharves, Ph,ls. L
mhl8 Inns
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHrLApELpHIA March 20-Arr Charleston Packet Crowell
NOrleans. Cid Navarro. Cole, Brazil
BALTIMORE March i9-Cld Home Watts. NOrleans; He
raid Br Mason West Indies Sid Hoensa Harde Pacific;
vannah " = -
NoRFoLK March lsAn Perfect. Rich. and Senator, Rich
BOSTON, Dolphin Crowel, Yarmouth, Mass Below, Orleans
Smith, Richmond for N0reans Sid Mary Jane Powell, N
York; Stranger Beuse, Norwich.
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS. March Sin port Dunlap Thomas, and Luzon,
Goodrsh ePg Hsdgdo1 Hodga9n ao Forest Beas or
fm pemeari, wig orders; Geo oyal Gould, 81 It's just
arr Tor having been sshore Bermuda Denmark Nor
Sspia s.a on shore sick EehS Elliot Sm 81 kt. wig Julia
does do; Sarah Boyce, from nidad disg Tancala Shute
repg. Sid Feb q. GLOBE Gask Porto kco Mch Thooss,
Varina st Domingo Persia Chandler Cuba; Ann Gates ST
Sros; Cd Henry Burt Cuba Cyclop,, Mumford Noreans;
TURKS Island; Delaware, Parks, Cuba. -
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON ofthis establishment. will com
i mence the last week in May fist June i8a5
ana Oenemen Of talent may apply letter
dens, New York
Mar VIII. 8a5. mht7 2wis rrc
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VIM DAVIES BENEFIT BALL will take
place. at Tammany Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,

&S1k place =. Tammany Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
Bali wona saps b. hes @
MIR DAVIES had ball rendered him bv his friends the
ceds OF which have aimed him butt he still
coahned 10 bed of suffering another effort be made
sustain aud relieve him mach possible under his unfou
circumstances for, when in health, he marked for
and in business with friendly and be-
Mr. j. Parker has with his usual Kindness generously voun
Mr. Wallace alsc, with the best feeling offered his valu
able aid to lead the orchestra His excellent band engaged
Doors open At thalfpst7-Dancns to commence at hapst
Tickets $-To admit gentleman and ladiesto be had of the
The are the MansseT and Com%ittse sppoind
B. Wa,e ssc; John Pa,.en, Jas. Harrison. Henry Ste
1uo haIkness. Wm Curt Alex Lawrence, Geo Harrison
Col HARRISON, Alex Cameron. Jno Buchanan Jno Martin
drew nS Be- pc aa ESPsT. Ne R
ark Jno Mcherson Paterson Mr. Robertson. Jersey City
Jas Dunlap. Brooklyn mis- 4t.rc
COMPLIMENTARY BALI.
A COMPLlMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER
81 his y @ e Ne Yo. Ba, Band
March 26h, 1916
rhoma. NJ cSaza.rr Jenkins. OF Wim Dsnm.p
John Ca,land Charles W. Atwood,
Charles Kent, James Steers
William Maxwell, Morton Fairchild,
H. g. Cook, Bartholomew Purdy,
Alexander Forbes
FLOOR MANAGER.
Richard White.
JOHN A. PLUME, Chairman
, =, EDWARD Il rLuME, treasurer.
eau be Obtained Of ethe of the above Committee at
Tsmmany Hail. or at the Door on the evening Of the Ball.
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1. o. OF C. F

GRAFTON AND CON NCERT.
THE ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
Of New Yc,k Lodge No respectfully beg leave to an
March 2,th si5 for the Benefit Of wdows and Orphans
ESD hn kindly cons nted % deliver Orltion he cele
their vau be services and will appear in and sing
number of their hest eleey Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXIMlLIUN ZUBOFF and PUPIL Miss, years Of age,
have eadsed their service and form the Panof
Sonate arranged for four hands by Beethoven MIR HAM
BRIDGE has also kindly consented perform Overtue
the Panoorte number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
volunteered their aid this occasion, and OF the
most popular Ballads.
Tickets be procured the principal Music Stores and at
the door the evening Of the Concert also the following
gentlsmen:-
General Storms, j. Sherman Brownen,
Gideon Ostrander, Thos. X. Kellinger,
b. }. Meserole, r. +. Purdy,
James Conner, X. III Norris
And from the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j. e. Coachmon, James Reed,
r. +. Smith, Geo. Relyes,
Jacob Colvin, Cleo. w. Dawson,
q. II. Kellinger, DR.. w. w. Tompkins,
VIM. B Barber. John Faulkner,
Siephen Brooker, TT. Wayne,
w II. Hyatt, w. Bazely,
Major J. Hopkins, J. Mckioben,
Geo. Haywood Thos. Brown
III Bazey, Nj. Fallen,
r. b. Earle, =. McCracken,
j. y Msgnuss, DR.. J. L. Tuttle,
and Captain Stephen Miller, Of Brooklyn.
mi
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GOLD LEAF.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform and dealers
that IL they superior article Of Gold Leaf be
had at the factory % Rad the warranted arg
size and best qualify Dentists Gold Fol s26 per ounce,
equal any the city; warranted Cash on ths
none Of time. J. l.. WAUGH,
mhl3 2wiserc Practical Gold Beater.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, :.
Will be presented the Comedy Of UsED UPSr Chars Cold
stvam, w n Crisp. ..s.
Followed bv the Play entitled GREEN BUSHES,
Hundred Years Ago. with music, scenery dresses
George, Barry Mama Miss Clara Ellis; Geraldine, Mrs
Abbott
TO conclude with oRRowING A HUsBAND-Gibet
Duckhorn MIR Fisher
Boxes tier IS cents Cd tier 50 cents-P 50 cents-Gaery
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he CASH TAILORING ESTABLloHMEN 1
VIM. Matthusen, and M. b. Sanford

SHOULD the Widow Cathanne Purcell, MXs Mary Purcell,
~ Mrs Ann Dunn, Mr. John Dunn. observe this notice,
and communicate their residence (withont oeay Captain
H. H. Ellis, No lao Water street, New York, he will forward
them letters from absent relative Of
Any possessing Information Of the abov nsmd
Individually will confer speciafavor b. as
above They left Ireland years since for Cornwall
Upper Canada. m2i Itd&itwys,c
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Z TIE MEprcI sFRIEs OF ITALIAN PEosK, Vol. s-1he
Citizen Of a Repubhc-By ASsALDo CEBA, a Geno-
csc Republican OF the 10th Century. 1rabsiaied py
G. EDWARDS LESTER.
This lumber Of the TRANSACTIONS By Mr.. Lester
from Italian writers will be received. we think with
increasing favor by the American public. The name
af Ceba will be new to our readers, and the trans a
tor informs in his Introduction that even IN Italy
his works are nearly unknown, with the exception
of the Citizen Of a Republic" which from the
time il appeared became the text book OF RepublI-
cans in Italy
The period when Ceba fourished was that when
the Republic Of Genoa in i's glory, but TO ards
the latter part of it, days of commercial prosperity
He was the cotemporsry Of Columbus of Americas
Vespucius. of Machiavelli and Of other distinguished
Italians, who by their genius and enterprise opened
a new era to mankind. At the same time the family
of the Medic ruled in Florence and gave PDntiis TO
the church of Rome as wei as a female sovereign
TO Florence
In the volume before US Ceba, distinguished
Genoese at the close Of long life imbued with the
true principles OF freedom and the strciest senil-
ments Of virtue and morality has left TO his country
men the results Of bis experience and observation
in the form of advice to those who would wish to
become useful citizens OF Republic. To illustrate
bis views he has brought to his aid all the wisdom
of the ancient philosophy, in which he shows that
the testimony Of Ancient History confirms those wise
maxims which are the foundations Of civil concord
and prosperity.
The duties Of citizen are set forth in series OF
sixty four chapters, embodying vast amount Vi
original thought, as well as concentration OF the
wisdom and learning OF ages, brought TO bear on the
object in view
This volume, take ii all in all, is unique in 1t cha
racter and will be read with delight by all persons
of correct taste 1t is particularly well calculated
for the instruction OF young Americans, and should
find it's way ipto family libraries generally.
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National Anti-.Iavery Bazaar in FaneuiI Hall

10 me kgn0r 81 ht IrShe
You have doubtless noticed the increase in inter.
est and success which has attended the eleren An
nual Anti Slavery Bazaars which have been held for
Massachusetts in Boston. at the close of the years
since 1884 The twelfth is 10 be grand National
affair In FASEUII HALL during the lss fortnight Of the
present yesr The MANAGERS seem to feel that their ei
forts Of previous year. give them claim TO the sympa
thy of all good in this attempt to awaken general
sympathy in the heart Of the Nation in behalf Of Freedom
stall VIII be prepared for ths reception Of All contribu
'tons from Nrv-YoRK the State well IS the Guy Al
articles Of Manufacturing and Mechanical ingenuity s
manner OF Ladies Handy Work.. al articles OF Use or
Ornament; all descriptions Of Gentemens Ladies' and
Children. Dress and al Farming Produce vii he vel
come Il I. requested ihs the prices for which the
ces ought TO sell may be marked upon them and that
they NAV De forwarded in reach their desna-
son before the last fortni.h, Of the yesr addressed
> Cornhil Boston tor the National ntSlavery Ba-
in Faneui Hall
The LIBERTY BELL No. : ian Annual viii be pub
lshed in more beautiful style than heretofore and viii
comprise articles rom the pens cfthe most distinguished
authors and friends OF the cause both in Europe and
America Il depends the contributions OF those who
expect It's publication Donations for that purpose
should be addressed TO Mrs. HENRY GRAFTON CHAP.
MAN. Boston.
Donstons OF pieces Of silk, Linen. Lace, RIBBON or
any Foreign Goods will be OF far than their value
in money as they can be- wrought up 70 excellent al
vantage by those who have the 10 add to their ysue
The names Of the Lady Managers a guaranty for
the good conduct and judcious economy OF the under
taking They are as follows
MaraW Chapman SarshH SouthwickMsry r. Rogers,
Ann T. G Philips Henrietta Ssr- ent Eiizs F. Merriam.
Mary g. Chapman rancisM Robbins. Gardiner w iiams
susan e. Cabot, Louisa Lorng, Abby Southwick
Eliza l.. FOlen Hannah Iuis, Mary Wiley.
sarah : Russell Catherine Sarge marian Fuller.
sarah b. shaw. NJ. A. W. Johnson Ann K. Brsmhall
Helen Garrison Caroline Weston. l. dia Parker.
Iayins Hilton Anna r. Phibrck. Harriet srurgis
Anne W Weston, Mary Young
Mana Lowell, Harriet NJ Jackson.
Their Address to the Public IL long for your col
umn. but enclose II that you may if you choose make
selections from IL la their behalf and ihat OF
CAUSE which so nearly concerns our land
Yours respectfully
MARIA WESTON CHAPMAN.
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Hereditary UefOrmity.

General Green in bis " Mier Expedition touches
of the social peculiaritics of the Mexican people
with free hand He says the naas who sold the
Texans vino mascal" Were perfectly astonished
OF the Anglo American honesty. Soldiers whether
officers or not who would not cheat and steal were
strange beings After relating some astounding
evidences of the moral and physical deterioration
of the Indio-Spanish race, the General goes on to
say:
saw families large portion OF whom were blind.
and one in particular, wretchedly deformed without
any other use OF their legs than 10 crawl upon their all
tours, with kind of jumping gait, much resembling
the morton of the mud turtle These miserable crea.
lures who appeared destitute OF reason AS q physical
power hudded together in the most sbec misery
There be nothing certain than That these ds
eases and inirmities propagatsd one instance
came under my observation strikingly Illustrative ~
this fact il in the person Of one OF the camp io-
lowers most unwise proportion oi whom pursue the
Mexican camp. lie was man apparently OF ABOUT
fortyhve years Of age. with full sized wenpropor-
toned head and body but whose legs, from MS hip
Joints to his feet did exceed one foot IN length
and his arms were in proportion to the length OF his
lcss thus giving him the hight OF boy oil seven years
OF age Th. ltile of the most enduring consul
tuition and would tOddlc after our regiment IN DISK
run thirty miles per day. When the regiment would
halt for the night the ile fellow would dance either Tor
claros or GSuardieHh. of both Of which he was very
fond. He told that he had very tai we ana elshi
children that four OF them took after their mother ana
had long legs and four of them after himself and mao
short ones Many other instances OF tnsls Hafnrf te
under my observation. and ! was informed thNt an
alarming proportion of the population were anlced WIN
these wrciched enfainieui-.
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T'IT- TF-IFF ITWTIFl
MARIA WESTON CHAPMAN

are informed that great ha prevailed for some
dave at Reading Centre. Steuben county in consequence
of the discovery that married Of that village.
wealthy merchant and farmer mas been guilty Of adul
ferrous Intercourse with the wife OF shoe maker of the
place very respectable hard working man. The
guilty Immediately sent 10 her friends and her
partner IN crime arrested previous IN which ho"
ever he made assignment Of all MS goods farm & E
20 great was the at the discovery. and the
fear u would escape before writ could be prOcur'
ed thu the citizens turned to the number Of hiyx
surrounded his house, and remained there I'll night
What adds greater degree of disgrace and guilt To the
case Ia the fact that a Of the parties the husbands and
the wives are members of the Baptist church and here
tOore in good and regular standing ana the errng wife
IS the mother of ak children. Fem an organ.
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PARLOR COAL STOVE

IIEDESBERus Patent AirTight SiOyes.-Heying Oh
tanned Letters Patent for improved Stove, Is d--r
ou- that public should examine his Stove before pur
chasing Tits Stove composed OF three Cylinders rn
closing the other fire made In the inn~r Cylinder the
"a passes o the surface Of the OUTER being between DE
outer and middle Cyudrr leaving hot air chamber ~ pas
are between The middle aud inner furnace Cylinder
The cold ar passes under the Base or Pedestal, sni be
comes rarfea between the Furnace and Gas Chamber
Gaping IN the psror from the edge of Cover or Capital by
winch the Air 10 the PaflO kept constantly ercua
ling making he air light easy Of resprfuon, aDd the
cold airs comprcs within four inches OF the toOr there
by making Of the PaOr agreeable man has
ever obtained by any other Stove u requires but little
Goa and makes dirt on the carpet
Thi. be put 20 heat The rooms with eX
ierpsl sir To be had ~ rhe Mandatory Of
FRANCIS L. HEDENBERG.
s2t lrneaa No. ~ Dyi-iOn-sL ~ Y
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.
-. a. l.aI.~ nm n n A

a COMPOUND BALsAMIC PREPARATION from
"A Wild Cherry Ba.k and Tar-Tbe best REMEDY
Group bleeding Of the Lungs WhOOping cough, Bronch
Vs. Inuen1s shortness Of Breath, Pain and Weakness ID
hr Bress Sde Liver Complaint and the nrst siages OF
~ A THOUSAND CURES In eases deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established It's vast superiority over
every former medical discovery |, has always been styled
"Nafure's Prescription being formed chiefly from
chemical from Wit Chsry Bark and Tar-tw o
that tcky scattered wherever diseases OF The
lungs prevail We give few instances Of extraordinary
power from acsiaogue almost without end
LADY (address will bs given al Tho New York Agoncv)
who given up by all Of her physicians 10 DC VI con
among quantities Of matter ssort Of bsny
medicine for months, being past all hopo---
urey cured by few bottles OF his Bassm In September
and October, 1871.
A. Csrrsn New-York City, who had not slept, lying
down for year. tb-ing Obliged 10 sleep IN slttns
p0ure far cured % attend 10 his business IN ms inos'
stormy weather
Thomas Brndlee Ess P Jamsios L. l. cured u asthma
Of a. years standing
Thomas CoEens Haidonheld D. J. testihes under oath,
had violent cough and pain In the Gde-for months
raised Quantities Of corrupt maiief-sso much blood
his physicians could do but little tor hmssve him ps OF
"galopinz entirely cured BY Ihfee bottles Of
WlSTAR'S BALSAM.
Mrs Ann D. Hopkins. OF Knowlesville, N. r. entirely
cured Of liver complaint and genera debility OF eghSro
months standing. 49,
jacob Hoffman 81. d. Huntingdon, q child u r.
S,nfo@be OF obstinate disease OF the Lungs after ho bad
tried all the remedies In vain.
Cases daily occurring 10 every part Of tho country
10 every " Lung Liver disease every osr
preparation heretofore known 10 the world.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by A. b. ID. sAHos,
Wholesale Druggists ~ Fron-st N.wfork Sold also al
ONLY AsEsTs CITY. Pncs, 81 Per bottle Biz
bottles FOR a. mhly ON
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~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney ard Counselor al
Law AMI Cotnm..Iouer OF Deeds sc will attend In The
Reading Room OF Tsmwany Hall al all hours Of th- day
and ,e1ing WIS "s'
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4 LFRED ROACH Constable Of ne Second W sie, oe,s
"A leave 10 INFORM hem and the public IN general that be
paies landlords and serves er a. usual ana
attends The foreclosure OF mortgages; agen io' iehs
houses snd collecting renis, &C. House NO Nln =
Once q. the Marine Court a. s"eoa'
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LEE INSURANCE.

LIE INSURANCE.
70 THE SFW-ESGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNslk
A\CF COMPANY of Boston have established an Agenc!
In the Ciy Of NewIork for the purpose Of receiving sp
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHARLEs r. CtkIlS;
FRANCIS c. LOWELL PETER NAlNNROhI'
r. h. FORBES, WILLIAM w. SIM
GEORGE Il. KUHN, THOMAS A DENItk,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoSArHAS kNoRy, Secreisry -
joins {. tHEEsMAN, NJ. ID Consulting surgeon 80
Broadway, New York.
JAMES W B. GRsEsHow, NJ D. Consulting Physician, i75
Broadway, New-Ycrk.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent No IS Pine-sireeL
This Company in operation for the ast eighteen
months in Boston, and has already insured above 100 per
sons Among the advantages which presents may 3e .n-
umerated the following:
The Company a mutual one, OF which al persons in
ured by il are nber- and Interested IN the msnagemeul
of liz concerns In proportion the amounts Which they
insure -
1t has guaranty capital Of $1,000 which is held as
safety fund for the payment OF IT, risk-
s. The raie OF premium and deposit i regulated ~ 10
afford the greatest possible security both 70 the Company
and the insured while n tr same time II Is =, 10" ~ 8
consistent with the stability Of the institution
As further security for the stability OF the Com pany
every person who nsre- Is required 10 make small de-
nosif In addition 10 his premium. Such deposits are held
in for years and II not neeec lor zoe payment
OF claims. they then credited 10 The depostor
4 If policy by acciden. should become iOrfse The de
p- made hy the assured subsequent 10 the last perodca
distribution paid back 10 him. 30 mat The deposits SUI
belong the assured subject 10 The above cOndlons -
g. Al esch periodical distribution of the surplus, every IN
surt member is entitled 10 receive back lhreiours OF NJ
surplus of his premium over snd above "ht may oe n
cessary to meet the liabilities Of the Company The o-'
fourth goes into The reserved fund OF the Company
Applications or letters addressed Ia the subscriber ~
NeyvYork will be- promptly attended To- and al necessary
information furnished by Inn
JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent,
.,al a,,1 LIN Pnertro~f. NcW-1O rs.
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5tbcols.
PRIVATE STUDY OF FRENCH.

DROF BASS about Organise his evening classes Ia
French for the ensuing his residence as Hud
son a. H. 9Th door above S. Luke Church BY this
method pupils SECURE French practically and grsmmsucay
without much study THIS system The result OF Yeas OF
tssk of hours 10 m,rirs study. No book "a red
cep one read in Ia orr courses horou "a sno~
Of French obtained Those Who wish 10 ION The classes
will please call immedsiey ss the nunner OF pupils and
classes arr limited. 80
y g. afternoon class OF Young ladies Will oe formed
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AUFFs! tfUFFs!! MtFfs..!-A me ssson'
lvl ment al fair prices may be found al
-, ow. " cor. Orsnd-st