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Three stages in Woman's Life

There is love in early life
Which shuns parade and worldly strife,
And seeks, condemned the princely dome,
In humble cot happy home.
More gorgeous than the pomp of kings,
The coral and the pearl it brings,
And all the glory of the skies,
In living Misunderstanding eyes,
The roses bloom it yields to view,
And lends Its fragrance with its hue;
The gladdening smile. the balmy kiss
With looks Of fondness, thoughts of bliss,
Feelings that scarce know worldly leaven,
And dreams of ecstacy and heaven,
Lifes dull anxieties above.
Such, such is woman's early love!
There is love of older growth,
Less dazzling than the love Of youth,
Where gentle looks and anxious care
Aspire, the husbands toll to share;
Which seeks Its solace and employ,
Providing for her children joy;
Which owns no happiness complete
Till they are healthy, clean and neat;
Which strives to spare the humble store,
And make that little something more;
Love. which the frugal table spread,
A blessing breathes on daily bread.
Which scorning finery and pride,
Exults in comforts self-denied,
And teaches man lis vain 10 roam
For pleasure to compare with home;
This Gains as that the heart could move;
And this IS woman's noon-day love.
There is love IN later stage,
When pain and sickness grow on age,
When he 50 active once, and gay
Perceives approach his closing day,
When failing strength and lettering limb,
And sunken cheek and eye grows dim,
And faltering voice and visage wan
Have to spectre changed the man;
Then, love by the fond wife possessed,
TOD vast too grand to be expressed,
Delights assdiousIy toply, ~
And soothes with tender sympathy;
Consoles the mourner for the past,
And fondly soothes him to the last
5 This love, in hours the most forlorn,
Surpasses that of youths bright morn;
Different from that which marked lifes prime,
Though not so brilliant, more sublime;
This love. from Heaven derived its birth,
Confesses no alloy of earth;
II lifts the sufferer from his woe,
Above the care oi things below,
And points to brighter scenes above;
And this is woman's final love m
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-08-15

In two weeks the officers Of New
York have killed three hundred and
seventyJthree dogs.
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JAMES R. MORRIS, ED1ron AND PRoPRIEroR.
TERMS.

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k<6f Eenrv--t adiO!rInE MarEri->- OhurcN- y pkhN'
Principal Eng Dep: G. ? OCAcNGNsos An Fr1 Sa>''
Dep.-The Fall Term commences on Tuesday, sept l.
Parents III the "icnliy respectfully requested 20 eN
anime the claims Of this Institution before making seec
ton of Scnool Pupils received 81 I'll ages and hlieu
for the Counting room. any Collegiate Class ne
Classics n1e thoroughly taught and VITA view 70 placing
their advantages within the reach OF every scfo!sr 40
CHAR &c M be made for LGi- and Greek Grs fr t1rse
gunrers The Primary Department and Modern Langia
frsi object the Principals 10 see their pupils wei cs
sbsed in the elements of knowledge. and N those hahits
OF thought and application, which subsequent progress
$ much depends.
The location OF This Institute Is unsurpassed and It's pa
irons among the most respectable inhabitants III Inc
vicinity The roouIs large, and wei! ventilated y
gymnasium has been erected in the yard Tor amusement
and exercise during the hours OF nterisson 10 which al
are admitted without charge Circulars may be obtained
al Ssxtor Muess Broadway; - Henry-s- or nj the
School REFERENCES.
A few we!-knovn names have been selected from long
lis, OF patrons Rev Isaac Ferris. ID. To- L. Broadway
Joseph Eoxe, EOS MasoGst; John Harper, 81 Clit-si
Hiram Keichum, ESQ. 10 Rugers-st
Mr. ouAcHEyBos, Principal Of the Glass Dep refers by
permission. y F. Moore LID President OF Columbia
College; Prot Charles An;hon; james Renwick, LID,
2Colese.gre-n; Tayer Lewis Prof Greek; y Y Cniver
sitv; Rev j. McvIcka D. D Prof Moral Phios Col Coll,
Rer J. IL Forbes; Rev. r. c. Shimcal, 40 Fourth -;
Re- V J. Marselus. Z. D. IS HammondsL; Walter CHS
holm ESQ. Principal Brooklyn Grammar School; A. D.
Patterson ESQ Editor OF the Anglo American ~ Hud-
so,-4t &c au28 jtSSat'
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EDITORS
RnBERT Fl. MORRIS, P. NJ.
5rbools.
EDUCATION.


N.rrs,s tstsovTD SYSTEM or TEACHING.
lJTrFS'S Sirge Glass Classical Boarrins ana pat
vi School for Bows Seminary for Young Ladies anu
Ipv.rijr Departments SIS Sleeckersi opposite Sos!hSe
uisce Few too-sfruu McDouEast The scAoo Ieopel
on MONDAY sIs OF Aug This institution possesses ..e
preparatory college or the business S'oos
hons OF lfe- =, -: -. 80 y
mission ->-s
Terms OF admission from - 10 90
Music The plsno-foTIe- ..-,------.--.--- -.'
Fu-! for The season NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
French and Drawing free Of extra charge -,
The female department l. entirely separate IRON a.e
and conducted ~ highly accomplished ier1aes' W.
der ll- general supervision OF the Pr;ncipa-
Explanation OF NJ Ml.e-s Improved system OF lenci'
us ieEcierto each class many teachers a. c!ae
separate room FOR each clas- sud teacher and eacA
49, limited number while the duty o; the teacher
INSTEAD OF mere superficial rehealsa. according 70 Inc
common method for Of tiIel study and lshUr
the 2up and dr!! him -a'h and every point OF
the lesson : thoroughly explained oy the teacher
and Understood by the pupil Thus, instead OF crvelnf
tr1esil.ng and superficial teaching becomes thorough
energetic and critical. bringing al tho faculties ard pow"
err OF the mind active reqGsition on me part OF te
-uv!! well teacher and thus causing mind 70 be ever
n contact with mind producing constant ineueciua! de
vsIopr1crt The result OF MI - thorough education anu
f--o,ietv al 81 early age The mind becomes thoroughly
-clplce Is drawn expands. BUDS pens 70 ls ear
Il morn blossoms Il beauty ana rpeus INTO ifli 4u-
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ID dies y. WusinClOH-s. brouNYl D This INNIlIV
lion been IN operation Increasing pros
pery ard with such of success that now may
be the permanent schools OF high stand
inc In his highly favored city. with respect 10 literary ~
sutions The seminary Is strictly OF pirate character
limited rubber, that enjoys The advantages
quiet pleasant family school, with all the means of
Il nnlsEcG and polite education found in larger establish
Tue number s sufficiently large forty 20 hity) for
cornpanonshp. and that collision OF youthful mind so ne
oessary stimulus in the eriuous and often discouraglng
pursuit OF literary attainment.
The principal for several years connected with the
Troy Female Seminary, and has adopted the system Of ed
ucaiion pursued IN thai Justly celebrated institution
Terms moderate, which, with references, will be made
known on applying 10 Miss H VI. PHELPS, Principal.
NO D. L,,.0r
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUCTION

GENTLEMAN. whose mathematical aiia.tifie!lls are
"A OF high order and who has hsd considerable expert
elce teaching the varou. branches, Offers Ms 70
happy attend private families sernaTes requiring
he visits OF mathematical Appcsuor and refer
erce permitted TO Professor fiackley,5 College Green
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OF FICI a l.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED ~ TRIBUNE sY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
Sl8 ind Be u further enae:ed,
all advertisements made under e orders Of the Post
master General in newspaper newspaper OF levers
uacsed for any Post Oce shall be inserted the paper
papers OF The uoa pace where The Office advertising
may be situaiec, trrtre tsk larger. circulation
Ne.o Post OTee Lar, passed March 3, l5i5.
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snles AZ the stock Exchange .MoNnAr.
PAssENGERS ARRIVED

In ship SRiiicda from Charlottesville Fash ana two
children Mrs Willis, Mrs Carrot, Miss Harbcr Miss
lie Prince Miss ) Brcn. Miss Stnnccll Mrs y King
Rev w Dehon J D Myers. w 4 Tucker "A Lcprincc, Mr.
Baaunhod. Bell II Silcox, Goddard, G II Smith.
F Blum NJ Tcinhan.-5 in stceruge
In brig Ro5sr Bruce from Bciise, Hond~as-Dr Bar
rello and Mr. Cnntoruut-
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Top ALL WELL AND SICK.

FOR ALL, WE'LL EN- SiCh ,,hs
,spc r.pPOTIys Nediczied Vapor and SULPHUR os--
WI TAI Ftlion-st opposite ST Paii Church ..io-s
IT,. Path, are the most safe. delightful and ro
,-ds for colds rheu natism, chls and fever, &c s-
- a cure but a preventive 10 many OF
"'' ..Ibe thousand Lis Ihat 5esh IL heir 10 ,-e
7lsv afford the agreeable mode OF Bathing a''
ess.a tal TO thorough cleanliness .-.ao,
~ Mrs. CAROLS Baths d!cer from every otner 3e5
Bsthsr called and have been established IN u' W.
for more than % years
Sulphur Baths require half an hours aotice n.
Portable Vapor Baths any part OF the g.;
entity.
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-TEE-EERR DOCTOR HAS GOMEZ

THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR has opened
L En- Office here IN Ne~-York.-Thst Herb Doctor
who has been doing such wonders in Ph!.adep ha-who
has been curing laoussnds-he has come on here and
OPENED an Office in Broome-st No 266 between Allen and
Orchard s Henakes pure Herb Medicines for the cure
OF all diseases and Is willing undertake 81 cases even
The most hopeless on the terms of No Cure No ray ii
you know OF any sick, tell them OF bis ar
rival and remember the place No go Broome--L Eng.
sh and German pamphlets will BE- given TO al who call
for them aus I'm
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Boardrns and Dag School
MRS EII. FROM PARIS,
DZCu-U ISD CLASSICAL. INSTITUTE,

NO 4CARKOLI-PLACE, Bleecker-sI- New-fork, re-
specuiv announces friends and the pubic that
her schoo will reopen Tor the reception 0! her pupils an
Monday. the -h September. 1916 aulI I'm
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ARRIVED

Ship Mary Phillips Pratt I'm New orleans and the 5
w Pass 9th inst TO w Phillips, 1910 bales cotton Boeart
4 KneclRnd.
ship sullivan, Waite DIS I'm Charleston cotton and
rice 10 Geo Buckley.
Brig osceola Loring, I'm City OF St Domingo and . ds
I'm Absecom Beach where she has been ashore ogwood
&c 10 Meyer & StucSen
Brig Choctaw Flirucr, I'm Neuvitas, Aug Goth, sugar
&c TO Holt & Owen. Lett no Am vessel in port Bark
Rio White lett on the 10th u for Manila 10 load oy
Ecw.York 30;h inst. Is miles East OF Barnegnt saw
two steamers steering South under full head OF steam
supposed be Government vessels Capt Knowles, late
of the brig Patriot, and seauren. passengers
Brig Robert Bruce, Wade, fun Belize, Honduras, Aug
la,h oswood &c to Blsnco Left schr Nile, Hampton
FOR NcwYork next day I'D inst lat p lon ST. spoke
ship Warsaw I'm NewOrlcsns for Bordeaux Is Dis OUT
same day bark Orient I'm Trinidad de Cuba for Phila
schr Lepreiette. Bray DIS I'm Thomsstcn, lime, 10
master.
Schr Lucy White ds FIN Thomsston. lumber master.
Schr A Thorn Sanford, ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
naval stores 10 Z 5 Powell
sehr Sally Wheaton, Wheaton Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Equity, Rocket Philadelpha coal,
Schr Rose in Bloom, Smith Virginia, wood.
Sehr p Brown. Brown, Virgins wood.
schr w Jones, Pierce, Virginia wood.
Sehr Williams Phiadclphis coal
sehr Francis halet, phisdelphis, coal.
SAlLED-Ship John Hsrwood
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GtRASpcLEs. CHANDELIERS &c.
4. tie Iirnu fac.oryo Of HOYT BROWN r co 1872 Nereer
III B. Co continue supply the trade with Lamps OF
II. every descriptions Churches Public Halls and Stores
fitted I'D h Gas Fixtures Solar Chandeliers reasop-
able terms Dealers requested 10 cali and examine
our work Orders for Brass Castings Brass sLaplns
executed promptly. aus J"
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M ARINE JoURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED,
Fr ship Belle Creole, Goodwin, Baltimore, Boyd x
Hnckcn
Banks Rapid Ward, Havana NJ Taylor Isaac Mead
Parkns Savannah, Il Demill
Briggs Vancouver. Drnkwetcr West Indies, Nesmitl y
Walsh. Rowcna Monroe Bra7os Santiago, Vim Finney
Washington (Norw) Cook james River Charles II Hub
belt
Schre Mary Jane Osborn Norfolk Surges. Chairman
& Co; Mary Jane Peck Liscombe, Richmond rookcr Il
Co; Pelon Bartell Wilmington. NC, Nesmith Walsh.
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: st 1915; NEW;YoRshky, esas=sz1.5t

go FORWARDING COM
PANY TO all the Western States aud The Cenades ok
Troy and Ohio Line Troy and Ere Line Se- ~
and Ohio Lines Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy ana oa
Line; Northern Transportation Line
Red Bird Packets and Stages ~, ,,.a
James H. Hooker; fde, Colt Co; KiEely Pess
Co.. Elias Patterson Pope Calm George w. 9icA''
Six Boais OF the above Lines viii leave New-Yorx AZ
nv and roy daily for the West and North The ab1ys e
nen are propnetcrs in the whole line 10 al the W ese
states and the Canadian eEgrants and others WIZ
time and money by calling on the above lines before
calght in The numerous fraudulent Offices In New
There are Us boats OF above lines, all nied u
.,ye for passengers and freight list Of afe WIZ
in all the Offices, and in viii any person NC Gsr
more Oices, Nos Z q, q, So Coenues-shP ~ :
Passage Offices al the foot Of Barclay and Gorsaa
the oa.ces Of the New-York, Albany and Troy E1
Offices fhiLir S n - rent
rn3t 2awf ornerhl ssseze- -
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EDUCATION

EDUCATION.-Classca French and English school,
Il $50 Broadway, opposite A-tor-pace-Mcssrs. FolG-
NET TAYLOR Principals-The Fall Term OF this nsti-
u'ion will commence Monday 1 September. Messrs.
F. I T. be- leave inform their friends and the public
that they have completed their arrangements for The enst
ng season. winch will afford 10 their pupils increased ad-
vaUaEes the various departments Their Assistants are
gentlemen of education and experience The French viii
Ge g and spoken exclusively three hours day, and
lie MOS. unlrng effort. VIII De mao 20 render the pupils
received NJ ans stage of education, and thoroughly pre-
pared College Business For references &c
Circulars with Messrs Deluc x Co. Park Row and
5s Brond WAY; Miller Broadway Brayan; Broadway
and AT the School Room. an29 jlawim
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PEGgle, I Jc!ius
PluEaeu, John P
AcCorkle. c P
Mclaughlin MID
Alg't
Rensaaw, Md Ed
Rsnshaw. R.chd
Rod gers. Il c r P
Rob; Clay
Rid geiy, James 5
Simpson, Md I'd
S;Gller- Sani k-.2
Sterling. Chs b
S;oat. Edward c
S1r.ia. Ttos LIZ
S:-1net- L Isaac
Ward. ProfE {
Wise, Henri A
Wilson, JACOB ?
" aison, LII u
Wei1a. An<udes.2
Wood, DR. VIM
Maxwell. -
" cir. Andrew
" sidron- r r
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r. -=zs==z=zy1THROUGH IN 4S q
A5S HOURS FROM NEW. rzI,se5a5sggs:7a
10 L ITO

r. --z.s==sz-=s=l TIL ROUGH IN ~ rlIA
ASS HOURS FROM NEW. E-E--S-ssSSz-r7a
YORK TO WHEEL
ING and PlTTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA BALE
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md.-3oV
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Tragelers.-Gfeat United States Mall ana
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling Piesbug, Cins1anaa sna
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave Newiork, foot OF Libery-st North River, 81
P. VI In the Great Mail Train.
Arrive In Philadelphia AT 9 P. VI.
Leave Pbilsde phia al 10 z. ". dsy-IaiiI rain
Arrive in Baltimore al 8 A. VI. o,,
Leave Baltimore II a " by the Baltimore and gSo
Railroad, 100 miles.
I.ay. Cuuberla land P. NJ by the National Road an
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive in Wheeling Ps
r5y- THE SECOND MAIL leaves New.York, 8 a. N. BY
Rsroad Leave Philsdephia, Sundays excepted, al r
~ by Steamboat, and A ". by Railroad for Baltimore
Passengers PtsDurg take the splendid new and MOD
-rn built Steamboats, al Brownsville, and thereby have onJ
~ miles Of Staging on the whole route.
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pts5rf5
hourly, and Passengers forwarded Without delay 70
Cincinnati and all other Ports in the South and West th
81 10 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this apply N Phiiadphhs
the Railroad O:ce OF Market and Eleventh So
- SOuthThirdst and board steamboat, DocksL wSs
Fare through from Philadelphia to Wheeling s3i TO FHy
burg S2 with the privilege Of stopping At Baltimore -
resuRng sesta a. pleasure For farther Information aP'
TO J. L. SLEM3fER, Agent
At Adams Cos. Express Office, No II Wall St a. Il i
O'Clock, " the City Hotel l33 Broadway rn3L W
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O'Connor,M

O'krris. DHvid
Ogden, Moses II
O'Neu. James
Opdyke. solomon
o Brien. VIM
Orr, Robert W
Oiney, Jeremiah
ODonne!I, Jno
OSeI, Francis
Ogden, Thomas
Ogden. b :
Oakley, . q
Olds, Orvllle
Ovenng, Jas D
Ot;is. Dennis \
Ouolengea, Jaco
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EAI.I. HOUSES EURNISuING GOODS.-We

FALL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-we
are now receiving by frequent arrivals grra; variety
OF new styles OF House Furnishing Goods such All
blaze Chahn9 Senson and Hash Dishes Nurse Lamp with
Kettles, Steel Fire Sets, most splendid patterns elegant:
Tea Trays small brass and planished tin Tea and Todd
Kettles, Ceaee Begins stands Archinedians and S;a.
lbs Coffee Pots, new patterns Japsnned Candesticks to-
gether with every other desirable article for house keep
ing. SMITH, T0RREY X CO. IS Maiden.lane. su2S
DRINTING PRESSES.-A drsI raie new doa6ie
cylinder pruning machine size OF bed 5ex Inches and
also second hand dino. Just pu, in perfect order aud
ready for work; will print 4SxS inches Also medium
and han power press with taking OF sppars,us-wsrren,
ed u work satisfactorily
New sd secondhand hand presses, eopperpa,e hIh-
oSrsphic presses hydraulic aud presses such
rcles Senorally are used by printers, binders
WoRRALL co Founders. Press and
niiSS N Rrfr,~., 9.
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ITO PARESTS-Thc Fall Term OF The Misses Lins-
lev's School for Young Ladies' No - ih.avenue
ner OF 20i-i Will Tuesday, September Let
This School, under the OF the Misses j. s. NJ. H.
LINSLEY-assisted By gentleman-is already favora
bly, known 10 the public.
The English and classical department tor boys, Mr.. c.
z. LINSLEY, Principal, corner sth-t and 4n-nvenue
will also open the time. Circulars may be had n,
the residence OF the Principals, No % ithavenue nj
Rushior's Druggists establishment, near Union-purk
REFERENcEs.-HOn. rheo. FrelinghUysen; Jasper Corn
Ing, Esq. Rev. J. j. Owen; Rev. PROT Henry, d. D.;
Norman White, ESQ; Hon. r w Williams, New London
Conn. Rev. E. H. GallagteT. Hartford Conn. aust 81
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ROBERT H. MORRIS, P. NJ.

M.ayr. Charles
Marsh, A J
Motif, Alfred P
Morris, MajWW.S
Montgomery, Capt
" Re-
MorlgouevCap,A
Morris, SergI John
Morris. Capt Ga
Phr.an, Sergt John
SpraEue, Dr. I
Stevens, Ambrose
SEerEa1 l. Wm J
Spencer, Francisco
Swia, Capt A ia
Schooler. S.rctTE
NalBuskirk .Ser.M
" aIEer, CaptW II
Williams. Capt W
g.
Wright, Il EG
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TUE oIOUNT WASHINGTON Collegiate School

Will reopen "Wednesday. the 2d OF september, at s
present location 80 West Wu-hngton-place. The elegant
building erecting Na-hngtonsGuare FOR The per
mauent accommodation oil his Institution, Will be COM
pel- the early part OF the ensuing winter Every IA
cty II. thorough aud accomplished education OF lads
and young gentlemen carefully and amply provided.
The French Speaking Department Will be continued. Cir
culRr- and references had al the school Rooms.
10 y -, ~ ~ 5 90 ,,rr Principals
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NAVY.

ROBERT q. MORRIS, P. NJ.
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GORPOE ATION NOTICE-Ss!e ID proprrtY for

~ Unpaid TaXes-Pube notice hereby gwen tina, sae
OF properly FOR unpaid Taxes VIII lake Place public
ton, the City Hal Of the city Of SewYork, Friday,
the eighteenth day September Y O'Clock noon,
and be continued from day day until the whole OF said
properly shall Be sod and that the detailed OF
the properly be sold for paid Taxes published n
The Daily Globe printed and published the
City OF Sew-Io JOHN EVEN Com ptroller
CorptruL.ers Otsce. Juce 18th. 1876. el6 lawl4w
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auz9 lw- GEO. W. CLARKE, ff'hcipa'7

MISS WAI\EliAN'~ School for Young Ladies' io2
vi Greenwctst Isl door below Hubert, will reopen ON
Tuesdav September ls No effort viii be spared 20 have
those placed Ia this school receive thorough education IN
all the prncp. branches study pursued by young ladies'
Two or three boarding pupils may be accommodated
Circulars containing terms reference &c car be seen al
M. schnnl Ausa .lisA 2tn.-
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of tie Surrogate OF The
County of Seyvi ok-Nouce = hereby gwen 70 al per-
having claims ,air-t Patrick Nolan, a;e OF the Ciy
Of New YORK. grocer, deceased 70 present the same ,h
the subscriber az MS redcnc-, No.
~ Jadisons IN the City Of New York, on or before The
eighth day Of January next-Dsted NerYock, the sixth
day OF July 1915 THOMAS DOLaS
~ lawsra Administrator with the will annexed.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Y. Y, Post Once
Saturday, August %:

N Please mention DATE Of the Lin IN rsAiea ases
are adrsrts,9 LADIES' LIST:
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

ROBERT Ii. MORRIS, p. NJ,
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YOUNG LADIES' School al AZ HousioH.st. between
Broadway and Bo"ery. will be- rtoPene. on Monday
August 3l Those persons living the vicinity who wish
children well instructed and well attended 10 viii DO
well 10 make immediate application
y B-A Lady i DESTROYS 70 obtain n few pupils IN
French her residence. Apply above from 4 VI,
NJ auIT