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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29

The FIRE AT AUBURN.--Derby, Miller 81 Co.,
were insured for 81 900. The building occupied
by them, and owned by J. B. Thompson, Esq, in
sured in the lEtna for $4,000 These amounts will
cover the loss on their stock and the building
II. c. Hall was insured for 5000 and Mr. A c. Mum
ger for $4,000, which will their loss. N. Tut
tie lost S300-po insurance. The building belonged
to the heirs Of Amos Underwood. Loss S5000-in-
surance $500. Chappell and Sitter insured for
$lZoo-loss not over $500 $500. The building &C.
cupied by them was also occupied by the post office
below and the Nev Era printing establishment above.
The injury TO IT was very considerable but it in
sured for So 500 which will quite or more than cover
their loss. The printing materials and stock of the
New Era were insured for So 500about equal to the
loss. NJ. S. Myers Esq who had a law Office over Mr.
Halls book store met with a trihing loss b Hall
Esq. also met with considerable loss, in the de.
struction Of the printed sheets Of the Land Owners
Manual. We are sorry to hear that Charles T. Ferris
and John Curtis were very considerably injured,
though we trust not dangerously by the breaking Of
a ladder upon which they were by which they were
preciptated TO the side walk from distance Of fifteen
or twenty feet.-.auJign .adrerfiser. ....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29

vessels remaining the Quarantine Ground Monday
orning Aug Shirs Edgar Smith. from Orleans dsg
maree sh clair do do suana Barrett viekseurg Berry wig
orders Roy Drnmmond from Dublin, disg passengerE
koo Manson from Liverpool do Br ship Forest Monarch
nc ardt m Liverpool bound 20 Quebec French ship Jonas
SIfttf fr CaudalouIe barks Spartan, from 81 Domingo
iy dbcarged George Henry, Cross from New Orleans, wig
ettrg Martin W Brett Cook Coast Africa.
tocnct Wye from san Remedies dis ssrs Hudson
ma - hou go City do Excelior Crockett fep rsmrco,
epSc1 2Nine at Sunrise calmI Meridian, Sc, Ssnet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office August g. l84a
CIRCULATION. II ..H, I'll u. rn
Please mention the date they are advertised
LADIES LIST.
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The FoReED NOTEs-We stated Just after the
conviction Of George Miller for forgery, In issuing
notes purporting 70 be signed By Sevsll 2 Belknsp
that Mr. Belknsp had offered 10 pay the amount el0
900 Of the genuine notes be gave 20 Miller 20 the noa
ers Of the forged paper on condition that they would
withdraw all suits against anc hold MIN harrne tne
genuine notes should ever come 70 light. We are gao
learn that al the Of these notes have agreed
10 this proposition and have al expressed themselves
satisfied that they are forgeTies The whole amount
Of spurious paper, far al present known
IS Sol 90, Of which Mr. Belkusp. has one note of
3 200 which be took supposng i 70 be good
AZ the tine from the hands Of Mr. :. o. Mead. i "a
supposed that the genuine notes have either been de-
str0yed or distgured n the process Of tracing
70 BE- useless and unfit for circulation and therefore
have never been issued BY Miller Bost Cour
Mrs MARY :. B. DASA.-Itis some months since
u began . be reported that this lady whose adoption
Of the nitsrian faith had become 81 widely known
through her Letters 70 Uuitsrans had receded from
mat ground and been publicly consrmec 10 the CON
nanlon Of The Ep.scopa. Church. Ths nov 70 be
relied On fat We nsve tie farther information 20
az before readers that sne las become the wife Of
Rev r bert D -aind.er. Episcopal Missionary a. Or
sn-eoe~g :. g. = place OF 600 inhabitants 20 miles
south esstery from Columbia On TIE Edist0 the lace
whore her father and mother lived a. TIE closing period
of Their .iie ane where they both died Christ Reg
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.r,,,r THE ArCTIONEER.

prps HoYT in poem IN the Ltef0fy
:. "a. week hss engrsfted something OF the
90, min, Of the Msrsraise upon MS USUAL
- Til. Las, 1. perhaps the most successful enof'
80. ,,u.. The line with the idea invoiveoJ ana
- p.vo,,tion hence hss-Psiaces 70 et VII 'oDs
1900 AZ shorthand expression oy an ni''oi'oA'
~. 80. ,,e.ent bankruptcy Of nations We quote =
e. passages q ON this hne poem
-, -. .b.ered parspe, Of some old tower ne sprsng,
"a nisn,ing his red signal there his numbering can
a., s,,;,aSs. give ear 70 me this merchandise SUI
,vh these for king and clown what fortunes
"hs' o 49, done.
oppression is all bankrupt bow, ano uespC' s"sy 10
F5r In the chsncery above To- Freedom plea nsth won
The f.ni.hed world has payment claimed Of ~ mos'
Lls..s Psvolptlon hence has-Palsces 10 leti
An idls ponp al princely state, all signs Of roys rue
ars sons going. now for has spurned the king
n'' To- .cbool, weary page,
And The s,ern lessons he has learned through many
Mstured 70 mighty deeds have oped grand fraie'nA
Age:
t.rni.bed bsuble In his hand then lifted he on high
And cried, We crownless Poten;s'es ye po"ef'e's
Princes, buy ,,. o.
lis somewh faded, II - true, out suH u -
IN throw the iron scepter in-us gong
HH1 20. -. your toll
p, 80. 49, r,on.,e, that devoured the products Of
Once II was trght WIZ o-' 49, -, 1900
M wees s IS..s, hs. been dimmed, each emblem
See Jus,ce bearing broken scales Honor and Truth
0'' - Scsd fed
po~s, ss. lot iss thunderbolts Mercy and Hope
How much the sntiquated Throne who'll buy the re.
nv" ssI ses, feet
VIVA, Bliss TO sit there and suppose empire at your
Alb could they speak whose once II was angus, there
an N reign fasan
wb., Se,Derss battle would they bid for this old Nj g,
cannot dwell 1t must be sold, who makes il now b.
own, lcend your throne
Once, twice, the last us going gone'-here serf as
Then at mis- hand massive coil Of ponderous chains
saw iuia"-
A sp that men would never more the car Of bondage
Here here again cried he aloud ye kingdoms In decay
Buy srde for your realms and hold them 70 your
SWAY bands secure 3;
VIVA, hopeless ,hrsldom for world mi Oh, these strong
So potent to subdue the great and the rebel poor
Ye C~ssrs. listen. ere too late for shall all men
he., ler here
Tn. an, word 20 sell these chains 70 some brave buy
10 there no Alexander would grasp the globe again
Ere my reluctant descend and you lament In vain
All goips-going AT the word the is'less throns
swoke.
And down irrevocably came the long impending stroke
But 10, the old corroded links, drawn clankng up 70
sight
Fell piecemea a, the blow 10 esrthno more to reanie
Then burst one laundering peal Of JOY from all the
gathered host
TIL mountain shouted to the sea and coast replied to
coast ltn' p
Put on again her Eden robes In every happy cline,
And down the sky glorious zone the nations saw de-
sc.nd icxtonf.
Expanding DER remotest hills where human homes
Til full, within lie gerng verge il shut the world
vide span, to man
And bound by lasting Christian Love, the heart Of msn
Nsb- York oct lef-. RALPH hoYI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

GRArVlreVs EVANGELICAL READING. - The
Distributing Committee OF the American Tract Society
10 doing work OF incslcglaoe value BY the rstultoas
circulation OF such quantities OF Evangelical htersigre
Since the commencement OF the nscsl year in April
last over 100000 OF pages Of pure. Instructive read
Ina have been issued for grstuitous distribution 10
various societies associations and individuals. Oar.
ing the month OF October nearly 100000 Of pages
were granted by the Committee. They were appor
toned out 81 follows for Foreigners. 5eils3 pages
Sesrnen 100 s62; United States Army - 500; iiamsne
and Literary Institutions. 5000 sabbath schools
1000 ian Missions 900; Home and Domestic
Missionaries lissaO. by CopoTteurs and Agents smons
the destitute. 1865 other grants 4T9os2 pages
rots. l,s29, 702 pages. ~ u Observer
BRIG EMPIRE SCNK.-This vessel was run into
by the pi opeler Princeton while crossing the Saginaw
Bay. hole was knocked in her. The Prceton took
her in tow for the shore but she sunk In "a ieet water
she was ireigh,ed heavily. and will probably prove
loes Toledo Blade, 18Th.
~ A tavern-stand was destroyed BY hre al
Rochester on the 18Th ms, the prop,ry Of Mr. James
Dixie; damage S2,ooo-party insured.
~ Governor Harris. OF Rhode Island, has made
dOastiou Of sl,ooo, TO the Wisconsin University.
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rINCTURE AROMA,

4 FLUID PREPARATION FOR preventing and refuos.
1lrg iarsr sW--teri1g tie breath snt preserving ~
i--ih sounr a1c =-trs Prepared - Dr. ING D-ul. -
BArclsy-st
TIE OBJECT q - rrcrIr- Aroma 10 destroy iartar
-1efs -xs-s s1t 10 prevent "a formation where L doe.
ro- Tbs .cco-lp s1-s 1rf4-gT, e. he sane dine ex-
ercsrg preserlVe rrlsrce tie ens1e q The -efb
z-c lmpafnK heath and gigOr 10 lie guns 10. a.us-otr
properties efec1Ay negraliz- ary oc-n.v- Odgr la o.
1r-st1 AZ mysri ~ rca1 Grd agrscale aroma On
~ teliz Substance ard ne con pCc-s Of he mouth q.
Ell e. axe sanitary and r1rfy-z znt 1se6 rex .rv
~ 1eErfrice and E01tnwAsh IL conformity win H. A
recors he the res1f viii II a. cases be s.n.,.r
tory The lnvert0r MAKES ia st.sgnenI " 80 .tinr
- fo1n-ed ou as personal onserysuou IA th- r0st,.
o. IA orn Prscrcs AID ne he ss-ci N h. az
Us vi faly sssin Il Prcs per soss 80 eeun oSo ms
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NJ RINE URN Al.
PORT OF SEw-roEK. NOVEMBER u.

ARRIVED sar Ausss.'arsss Fo-y. - el fra L,sfp, co.
A.. fo 7 De Wolfe. o pss.- lers
Hrem 1srs Jasnn. in br-u@u. a. .s-rgers
b. brs On1l OBusr. fn q lE f.I s'f o t0 "
Bftrg N. jsas Ke0as 81 iy IN s. Kits m bsl ..i ID q
Efse Lit Amsncsn t..ss' Lat 81 z g. spa, trs A..
b. Ens Hsro1-. 4 fy r - its. sat to HHfrff-
fafufs Hem. lr-rsl. A.
Is..ee NYnrl trs vo4 81 Done L1h-c rasier
SAILED -tlf J.tn fsfrran Havana John Comma. san
Bro Gem b. Ga.eaf, ,srfss Nsrsrhen. Elizabeth -
ts.sy Augusta. H'sns. soccer Mar sfDo foa.
H@rua1. ercs e. John NB. slf An fts BE- SIS -st.
end .fhers Wini NsW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

hAsCING.-N@w Classes IN WALKING Polkss etc
~ Nj W WHALE snd DAUGHTER respectfully an
nounce that they commencing ne classes - abo ~
their rooms. Sol Broadway r3 srhsvenue. and A. Mrs
Whites School f0r Yong Ladies' Jon West Twenynrst -
and A. Gothic Hal Adsms-st Brooklyn
Frs soiree 90 Constitution Hal viii take place on Tics-
day the ~ inst and viii h9 continued semi month duuny
the season Suhscnron for the season = Lsdie.
tickets 90 be had o Mr. " For rules ard psru-lsr-.
Circulars. % be had
y B-Puvae lessons. schools and classes VII be- A.
tended % by Mr W. and daughter MS lm
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DRINTING ISk.-JOHS g. LIGHTBODY ]. COD
sa1ly lkn1fsc- a. t.s always On had every 10
sPlor q srz1rg tx ron re fr-ss sct ard Coor~c
y N-N llks ~lc1 be -c1al 70 s,y ever - Al
Iacf- 40 A. A. o. r-ces - sod - sry re--LI
-anli4clfsf Orders forwarded oy aesDooe; " railroad
az PAL q s1e eocntry 81 t-1ressrg rote 70 ne a. 3
Rose-ss
? s-Ta.s ps7er . p-.s.-t Wa NJ News lax. Gso
ff-s many o1-r r--stpsp-rs tns ry Plsi-p -i. Boz
10 5.-nsf- n-~ -fes1s a. 5ssf c.L-s IL i1.rs u
.s Unilei sai-s euxs 4
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WERsTrR,s PRIMARY SCHOOL

DRONOCNClNG DICTIONARY, WIN Acctl.r' ~
i tllsres u Cssscs >cr q-lr- 40 Mol-r- D-'-Is
81 P-5p-r Name. Tf- Primary D.ctor.ry hasilE low
ulcerEo1e ttoro4 gh revision. il ~nicl IL -i'la
-ecl srl1es are 30 = be- -T,t, removed ti afA- re-
mscs c0rrteni ll crthOaraP1y &c ~ ,.- -lt.1 o-s
v1 ID school s1c pocket editions u Dr. N-a-t-rs wofs
% j. a. urel Co Interested ~ education, win ne l1'-
LAT III revised form % may Reel VII rNlr---- iafui
Is v0ral4. s-y embraces anult l-..a. Nufls
- tfHCNTlNGTOS SAVAGE Plntslers. - frafisi
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A RHOTT,. IN-TITTTION. FOR he Edresuo

4 BBOTT'- IN-TITI lion, Tor ne Edrcanon
JACOB and JOHNS c. ABBOTT This Institution "a spe-
ciay designed FOR yogng lsdles pursuing The cher
branches % English French ani Classical education Ar
rsngements however made 90 is several Departments
pupil. u every grade o. sdvsncement The studies In
Mr jacob Abbott. Bellies Letters and moral and Int lee
ms Philosophy under The supervision % Mr John c
Abbott; Mons LagroiX, naive Frcnch gentleman, q
Intellectual alianments has charge Of me French de-
psrmrn Mrsss Root srd Lincoln teachers OF Nocs
And Instrumental Music Messs Coe ard Cleveland instruct
in Drawing and Painting. M-ssrs Benjamin Vaughan
Abbott and Austin Ab10u ssssfari-i-achers 10 Mahe
mstcs snd 10 TIE Ancient Languages several female
teachers also preside each % De ready t0
courage ard guide the pupils
T.lrg ladies' from s6rCsd received irio h@ family Of
Rev John Abbott where hey regarded g. taugh-
er- Young lady from Ffance who does speak Eng
.h resides 10 the family accusom he Young Isles io
tie daily conventional use Of The French language AT
booss and stationery furnished hy The Institution with
out extra charge. o. .aWJE
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MARX p NEWMAN CO Ps'.s1-r- $500 :
VI s.s-Cr-rs kc ~ Br1atTaT &C 4ls-sl.i l- 49,.
sd ln -1srrres. Scloo s-i e. ass-- boosl -ll zoe
necessary i1 The first primary classes 70 ll's r -
advanced classes u s-at-.-s sr- con -frs f- $3.50
ssrrt-rss schoo R@sd-rr Po--er's hnef1rca kes-rf'
H-r--ock's C4olorv. Dsv ard Ttor qsc1s Arffrefc.i
Hesf-v.s s-s p--t-1rv.S 1ging Books, &c A. ger
e-sl sssor-ne-i ~ Th-oorcs sr1 hscel aleo' nooks
Comfy merchants ard others Wsllg % par 'ole'
VOL 20 wei fo cal ari examine ler ss.urr-f'f rol-
.,s-f-v or rsrt MARX n NEWMAN co
- Broatusv.
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INSIR RANCE.

IySICAERBoCkER FIRE INSURANCE com
N PANY OF NETWORK. pfre - Welsi-t spiisl
sluniO-Orginal y in-0rpprairi iu lfH-This Company
coufrur insure sssnsi uss and tsmsgs By IRE o ae
most e1rahr is operations are cortned chiefly r.
he CIV ~ Hsw.Yo ard ts imm~i.aie proximity. All
loss@s ms@f an rsit Niih prDmpiress ard AbefsT
DEECrOEs
(y@lrva Ireland John Oothout Gerrre Afcuisrls
R0hsrl Hr1r1r John Campbell George tulsInt
Josrls Brush kon~u Z s.lsft John Gray
9u.H. Moore Fdurrf Goa Asher riley
Anil.ny Lamb. Adam N1frr Robert Kermit
E-u.-n De- Fofesi Wiz Tuctsr, Ntss Levef'fh
Alinury Chardon L~wisC Neurrs~y william kuwrilg,
A'-r Lawrence William p Dean. Henry sHlrih
GEORGE fRFLASD. President
ACDurslu. Secretary n1r
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEYA MELRATH,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, SEw-YoRk

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NV Inn
DUBLlsH THE FOLLOWING bOOhs' ~nion ne,
ssl a. wholesale ard retail 49,. -.
Pezholtrs Lecrur-s on AgriculurA Cnefrie-y 50.
VOL rfO-ss ess+- II.
V0n Thsers Principles o. Erc1l rlre 1 1-i'i 70
s.ep1enss BOOK % IL Farm, : Fos 'Fo- N''- -
rsrC-s .stes. .'''''''
SINNERS Joanna y Agrcul-lres to..
Dr. Lzr-rers Lectures 90 Sciercr sn1 Al . - ~
Ew5srs 90 ytrsu-lcs sr1 hec1ailcs' ~. o-o...s.
LIE y Henry Cay. By Epes eHsen~ o'u4s"
down 20 l'f3r ! To- $40 =. 100000 4
Do DO DO T. Paper coFefs-..-''s. =
Rarcs-s Geology i2uo. Cc,a .----.'-.''' =
Do % isr-0 ..-...--.--.-. ..-..' y
Hlrrurrs Essays o. H-r.n R-shts, SOL l-il' ~
Ftf-f . 81
German sd Eng1sh Phrase Book. Pnpef -. .
DI.ra-fs C-rlosi-es q L.ersr-re Vii ne sal4.ll' -
D. Br.w1.-, Con. "
TIE SO CO -lre .sf@s Paper. -'.''''''
Gr@ rs Chemistry ard Ds..ors P1-osorn $1,000. -
Poaacs. Economy By Alk.nson. VII a. irifodlc-
-1- cT II Greeley. .-........-.-- ''''''''''t'.'-
t--sVor-.s Pa-e-f Reporf.
Gls1cr's Tres-se OF Mich Cows l'ir .--.s-.-+ :
Do 90 DO Pap-r.-. .--..-... y.
Wig A.uslse issi-s.so i5s5 srd i1-eacl =
VIZ 1rsra-. l-s1 -
Prof ,cles Lec-sres on As;T1-ollJ .-...,..-'.-'
Pro, Ncl0l. Le--lres OF As.ro1ory .....''.'..
A-aFls As-1rcr ...........-.s.-. ..t.t'tst..tF
Ewtarz's hY1rallcs. ir Ncs esch Ns-...t'-.ss-- =
TIE " Arallf f1r I.t ~
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DynrocRACY IN AMERICA.

nENOCRACY ~ ANERICA.-BF A.-xis D. Tocq4~
lIve member y re l1sulli- " France. Chamber or
De11res &c. Translated ~ Henry Reeve, Esq W IN A.
or rrsl Preface Ard Notes. by John c Spencer, rec
nm E-iacn VOC bound 10 one. f1r sac by mc'
Fo1. So 80 o. The reduced price = :.
- DvksWa is REDFIELD. Clinton Hsl.
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A part o. The whole II enc Of the best Printing r.
adjustments In The country, containing hrrsie Power
Pfess. snd Hand Presses with al The materials aud
yer-nces required 10 cong extensive book business
tbs establishment 4 situated IN one OF the pleassniesi
towns IN NewFnglsnd Of the great thorOughi4res
Of the nation, sfordug sud direct Communication with
The South and Nest Connected It'll H. 10 ih- build
ing, bookstore which supplies extensive region
around. demanding from 8 1900 10 $500 worth Of books
per year.
The shove offers unequsled chance FOR any IN this
line Of business The proprietor only induced 20 sell
from the necessity Of changing bis Employment For farther
part inquire OWN Nichols Printer u Reflector and
Waichmsu' or John Putnam, Corahi, Boston; Gould,
Bans Co. or Geo T. Cook. Ann-st n a ".
job son. or Lee Blanchard. Philadelphia. MI 6DswN
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Ouics - rs ptl 80 Hrp c4s.l 60 N~s lors Nnt T.
NOTICE IL IEKEUY GIVEN, that the

NOf Managers have directed in.tzlment Of Twenty
DnsTs The scrip stock OF his Company,
be psi1 TO the Treasurer, ~ the COmpsnys Once 81
WS.st "Wednesday. the 3,h day Of December next Tor
the purpose Of meeting The expenses Of enlargemen. Of
their Cana.
The scup certificates must be surrendered al the
time ~ pa yuenl when 90 be issued ~ order
N lhr ROsId. lna hwl IsAAC y SEYMOUR Tres.arer.
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LIZ 2sEss5SEw homhArsD


From Hsy D. Ial.. Inf. fsf'H.f nul.
FpE fsssfNsfRs. leaF. hrwf.s InnU uf f'.i
Ousn- 81 al Or'ucs - and Hl.uIt. II o. 10
mont hsHFr.ftlIF t.rfHsIIun. spring AHIHJ hltsf
Ranspo. Monroe Nnfss IuInsfs Monroe. HsNfi. 60
ter 6o.h-r NrS iiamTHn HdfiHinrn hussls %
vile Rrd Port IrryIs
~ Nee i0It and irlUHnelisie plsrHs Leave f1n -
Va 81 An and a. q r - ulsuie. sf 4. 81 snf =
Pm MaiIrfuwn ai "a ana 8 2 suftsn
n snj al 2 n Chester 81 Z. ~ and rfN
A. baggage ~ De rsk ~ o. owner. UfIess a.
charge n DE- hsRfsF r.Wssiefs my Pc NI rrisuNa -
FsEe sus-l .u each passenger NJ ff.nl istf1 y ~
passenger Nsins
- fEfisar-f.cave Nsrr. YoIkai 8'r'ofs ~ ~
hsrres samur Marsh. rrrJ ~ FisHn. lf sIt pIntlt
Leave fut leffis N oasllIe. r lH An "a
inioHu al ID ~ tnsnrr fI ~ n ari Chester ~ =
MAS si' he .asen n1rnira sla ofrlHs y usin' 40
uirF trprrssy ~ ihsi lIrrusH
sgN III q sFYNOi r. slrafifi.fissi
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EAMILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR

L under ~ years OF sge-H : MUM Principal This
NeF-Haven 20 Ltchfed ard shout miles from he form
place The number 81 pupils - small and under - I'm.
med and parental supervision 81 he Principal Terms
Pupils 10 and under. So io - per quarter Of ~
weeks PAY n advance Tn, covers All expense except
books and stationery. Pupils received a. any time Any
information respecting the School may be obtained Of 4
HoyL Esg A. The Bible House Nssssu-st y Y Dr.
Ssmue BOYD. corner Henry srd Remsen BROOK 80.
MUM 1884, Fulion-st Brooklyn MI 2w'
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At MARKET-Dsrng OBJ. ~,s.-6l5 Bel Cstis 90
sheer and Lsrhs. >sia@
REEF CATIiE-Y1sf of ne Bee 0l coof quality W.
-aa's frs quality faf f0 q doc -rasf. ~ o. t00sf
STORE CArILE-feafIHE H.. .rs $3.50 4y,sfof Hs -t.
s.asis sesr od o. slsa I'D steers sas'6 q
shEEP AND LAMBs-Oc, IL, m, 75os4 Lsnos, 9 a
sNINE-At .aal.... asaa. .. 80 ~ b.. ya-.-
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coal.

COAL.
1 LIVERPOOL OKREL COAI.--Recriyed per
~ snps DAVID Cannon, Sea Queen, Arlington ald Corn
vel, BANKS sgP-riof Ous Goals dischzfglng and
Tor sse b he ssDscber scree1ed from he YARD drtF
eret from III weasel Asl yerlor o. Camel Coax.
r CAN1, III " ooster-si Os5ce II BrOad-st
Peach N0unlzn, Peach Orchard Lehigh .nd Beaver
Meadow Coas se.ecl-d Tor family Apply above.
o-uG
4 'oAL.-l delivering he besl Of Rei Ash Goa. -
The hllo~i1g llN prices. cash, vel scr-e1- from
ne yard, corner ~ knf and Greeu~ich Large Nli
y ~ ssg zrt >9Te. > --- - cent. from boat. t7d
asay- dfy under cover iai iru-l PETER CLINTON
COAI.-RED OR WHITE ASH-Lsrge Mt = :.
v t--. - Stove. = per .Ou-scfsened. from ysr1s a.
under cover SD hoNery znd corner hsuerssy sld Bed
ford - Less sss1 from hoals = ce,s - v csrten
oIl 5ms JACOB WEEKS "a
EOAL.-I an scing my b-si P-.ch Orchard Coal = al
sizes The l0V-- nsEet prce. dO11y screened and
delivered 10 any par % ne ciiy from ny yard
Ol9 I'm. NM MESLER = King h-te'n Nsrcs Hudson
RED-A-H nut COAL, 81 j0-O,h-f sizes srd
ltkints he lONes, marsei pros. virginia and Cum
h-rlsra Goa e0rsl.1tly hand Yard. Twenty
sitta-.l Ard IelfhaFeuus - If'I }. P OsTROH,
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The subscriber wishing 10 retire rom us present bGs
Offers i0r sale hs Old established stand which "a
10 successful operation and has The year done about
$1,000 worth Of business al prOti Of 50 10 81 cent
Is well located In aourishng and healthy southern city
The business be doubled, n conducted properly. IL
requires capital Of about $4,000 carry The business
bat four times thai be prohsny invested For
any person DESTROYS Of engaging 10 the business This
chance rarely he found Por farther particulars inquire Of
as 2n- = CHANDLER yOSrFR Co Nsid-nlsu~
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~ ess ne~Ft So.
10 trafrs f.sstsf f,.-.
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FRESH FRUIT, &c.-Who.ess- srd retail
N.lA-a rsl-1s i1 wto.- h4.f and c1ar-r boxes,
h--A-s gfsp.s 6enos cru1 sllsns rsisi-s.
1s-f - orsn-e a11 euiou PEE. L.-ie Cuuerts
= lf-rA-N qrl1r. DO fancy 50K-- ,1---d ziil'1cs,
Paper shs- al Bor-sslK al1lon1s l--ons- oranges,
-nyrrH Al1 Nasgs hsss >sp..s0 cheese
>qAnisl owe. De- kegs s11 t1l-es,
ino-11 80 arrcrcsl ricsl-s al ss-ces,
frercl brandy ch-rre. cases. JIG -orice ro,k candy.
>'e--ed p-a-ri., cccos 80. -, kc % sac y
IlEf GASSNER 4 YOUNG. - Chathsln-.l
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vi Mrs sneckner long celebrated lea SAD fancy
CAKE baker In This city has taken The premises Jos Csnasi
NarcE where she proposes 10 continue 10 make TIE
choicest articles by The recipes that her mother Used
to keep-slso good assortment Of pure Confecuouary
She respectfully sohcils her ends Aud former patrons 10
favor her win ,helT Wedding Cakes Of the richest
best descriptions ornamental aud Ice Gates prepared
with the incest and sent 10 any part Of the Cily
n b. A ConfeciioneT wanted MA lwf
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La - HUDSON AND BEKKsnIKE

~ RAILROAD READ wlh h@.sy n.
rsll AID op-n 10 Chatham Four-C 0rn-rs
AZ cave Hudson daily Sundays excepted a " knd
- Pm connecting Chzthsn Fdl Corners Win he W-.i
err snd housaiO1c RAros Trans conveying passengers
70 bo.ion. Springfield. Ptste a. Norm Aca-s Nes ,tocs
0n1- 6c kc
Returning cars leave ChslhAl Four-Coruers Al
snd r arrival Of trains from Nc kAsi arriving 81
h1tson II line f1r he boss 10 New-f0rs- &C
Hldsou, Nov. O. 1919 nf sw'
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n,cnNNELLis IRELAND.

, MEMOIR OF IRELAND. Naive and saxon, BY Oar
lie. OConneA
.Ur ar- s.i- Nrt.e 90 BRA.
Or Tiers f.r -lrll alf 10 .l - " rff
Prc- reduced TO ~. cenis per COPY. Forsse by
snzs GREELEY 4 McELRATH.